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Maryland D C Virginia 130522ngx Silver Spring EASTERN AVE schematic map not to scale TAKOMA MO CHEVY CHASE PARK WASHINGTON, S4 S2 DC DC VA PG Metrobus S9 System Map September 2016 Chestnut St 16th St Oregon Ave Oregon 79 70 Consult other Metrobus System Maps for service in Virginia, Prince George’s County, MD, and ALASKA AVE Montgomery County, MD. This map provides an overview of bus and rail Knollwood Piney MARYLAND Western Ave services. For detailed information on each route, Lindsey Dr Branch Rd NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE M4 E6 S2 S9 Takoma please refer to individual schedules. Utah Ave Butternut St S4 52 Eastern E6 Ave wmata.com 202.637.7000 Aspen St 53 62 K2 K6 BARNABY 54 63 1 Rock K9 Designed by CHK America WOODS 11 Creek Broad Branch L8 Rd Park R1 WEST 14th St 5th St Blair Rd Kansas Ave F1 R2 HYATTSVILLE GEORGIA AVE BRIGHTWOOD EASTERNF2 Chillum Rd Nebraska Ave L1 L2 AVE F6 Ave K2 S1 30TH PL MISSOURI AVE E6 MCKINLEY ST MILITARY RD KENNEDY ST Sargent BETHESDA RIGGS RD E4 Rd Yellow Line to/from Nicholson St rush Carter Barron Kennedy St Greenbelt during E4 peak hours Military Rd Ampitheatre Chillum Pl E4 WESTERN AVE Colorado F1 Connecticut Ave 5th St 52 79 70 Galloway St F2 53 Friendship Heights M4 60 54 Lasalle Rd MOUNT 29 Massachusetts Ave 30N 30S Gallatin St Fort 23 F6 Gallatin St RHODE ISLAND AVE Sargent Rd Sargent 31 33 Totten SOUTH E2 RAINIER New Hampshire Ave North Capitol St DAKOTA AVE 83 37 62 Nebraska Ave Queens Chapel Rd 86 N2 H2 H4 63 64 16TH ST DC 14TH ST Western Ave H3 L1 Hawaii R4 Westbard Ave Ave SOMERSET L2 N4 Tenleytown-AU S1 GEORGIA AVE Providence 80 South Dakota Ave WISCONSIN AVE 96 Hospital G8 Eastern Ave T14 N6 American Veazey St UDC Kansas Ave 38TH ST 23 D5 29 Van Ness-UDC S9 Bunker University Law S2 Hill Rd T18 MT PLEASANT Upshur St 2nd St Taylor St H2 Howard Law Klingle Rd S4 60 12TH ST 41st Ave H8 10th St M4 Van Ness St Catholic T14 42 Michigan 22nd St Rock Creek Randolph St Church Rd University N2 43 Ave B2 B9 PORTER ST Park Rd Lamont H8 Porter St Quincy St Quincy St 83 82 H3 H4 St MCLEAN H2 H4 H3 H3 H4 MT PLEASANT ST New H6 Sangamore Rd Adams Mill Rd Georgia Ave- Brookland-CUA 86 American Park Hampshire GARDENS Ave Petworth E2 Bladensburg COLMAR University Rd Washington T18 B2 B9 Rd Broad St/Ridge Dr Cleveland Park Connecticut Ave N4 H8 64 H8 Hospital Center Monroe St MANOR New Mexico National Ave IRVING ST/ H3 N6 Woodley Rd Zoo Irving St/ G8 Massachusetts Ave COLUMBIA RD H2 H4 D8 Harvard St 80 H1 14th St Nebraska Ave Duke H3 H2 B8 Eastern Ave Sibley H2 H2 G8 H8 H6 D6 Hospital 30N Ellington CALVERT ST H1 B9 H4 H4 12th St RHODE ISLAND AVE D5 M4 30S 96 Woodley Bridge 90 H6 Idaho Ave Cathedral Ave Columbia MICHIGAN AVE Franklin St Vista St 23 N2 N6 37 Park D8 Banneker 31 43 Heights 7th St Commodore M4 18th St 96 L2 Franklin St B8 Joshua Barney Dr R12 23 Cathedral Ave 29th St 42 33 BLADENSBURG RD Loughboro Rd X3 B8 82 B9 Edmunds St National Calvert 52 79 70 80 H6 Dr POTOMAC RIVERMacArthur Blvd St B9 Saratoga B8 Cathedral COLUMBIA RD 53 Edgewood St Ave L1 L2 Fort Lincoln 64 63 4th St D8 B9 D1 D2 WOODLEY ADAMS 54 Dr T14 South Dakota Ave Arizona Ave GLOVER Howard ECKINGTON Calvert PARK H1 MORGAN University St PARK Rock Rhode Island Ave Montana 31st Pl B8 B9 H6 Ave PALISADES 39th St N2 Creek B8 Kenilworth Ave 11th St CONNECTICUT AVE Sherman Ave GEORGIA AVE 41st St N4 FT LINCOLN Whitehaven Park G2 D8 Brentwood Rd B9 Pkwy N6 X3 U St H6 Benton St 18TH ST 16TH ST 14TH ST P6 New York D8 40th St Rhode Ave B8 B9 H6 D6 96 CAPITOL ST NORTH 9th St D4 E2 33rd Pl V14 T St Naval U ST Island Ave 37th St Embassy V15 D5 L1 4th St T St Market St Observatory 37 MASSACHUSETTSRow AVE 4th St Addison Rd WISCONSIN AVE L2 90 90 West Virginia B2 Reservoir Rd 96 X3 G8 FenwickAve St IVY H1 92 Foxhall Rd D6 S2 P6 Mt Olivet Rd CITY 2nd St/ St 3rd COLUMBIA 42 43 S4 S9 Shaw- FLORIDA AVE Anacostia EASTERN AVE Q St New Jersey R St River Park PARK Howard U Ave 35th St D1 S1 Q St Gallaudet D4 Deanwood Georgetown D2 D6 University D8 MacArthur Blvd University Dupont Circle P St P St 90 NoMa- National G2 G2 Gallaudet U G2 P St 92 Arboretum Kenilworth Ave O St W4 70 80 37th St G2 U7 GEORGETOWN New York96 Ave Sheriff Rd D5 DOWNTOWN 79 Montello Ave X8 U4 Prospect 30N 30S ANACOSTIA RIVER M ST Mt Vernon Sq BLADENSBURG RD 20th St/ 21st St K ST K St K St St Trinidad Ave D6 5th St P6 D4 31 33 38B Minnesota Ave DEANWOOD PENNSYLVANIA AVE X3 Farragut McPherson D8 Maryland Ave 51st St 38B U5 Terr U4 North Sq H St X2 4th/ 6th St H ST Terr 38B H ST X1 U6 Mayfair Key Bridge Francis Scott 80 Hayes St Verizon X2 BENNING RD Jay St Kenilworth V2 Farragut 11th St Center X9 NANNIE HELEN BURROUGHS AVE Foggy Bottom- Foote West Georgetown V4 GWU 30N P6 Union 90 X8 St 7TH ST I ST / H ST 13th St Law X1 St X9 58TH ST 15TH ST Station Barnes 30S D6 92 B2 Fitch Pl EASTERN AVE George Maryland Ave X3 Washington 32 E St MASSACHUSETTS AVE Minnesota X9 V2 V4 66 University Anacostia Ave 33 The White D6 LINCOLN X2 U5 Lee Hwy Theodore Gallery Judiciary 51st St 50th St U6 3Y 36 House Metro Place Sq X8 96 PARK Ave DIX ST Roosevelt Kennedy Center PENNSYLVANIA Center Clay St DIVISION AVE 63RD ST CONSTITUTION AVE 8TH ST D St 14TH ST 15TH ST BENNING RD Benning LINCOLN Island D6 U4 St Rd Federal Triangle P6 LOUISIANA C St U8 HEIGHTS AVE 33rd Rosslyn CONSTITUTION AVE AVE Supreme Ames St 3Y 34th St Court Whitney Young SOUTHERN AVE 97 19th St 16Y US East Capitol St Memorial Bridge East Capitol St W4 East Capitol St Theodore Lincoln Memorial 30N 30S 32 Capitol 38B 7Y Washington Archives 97 Capitol Heights Roosevelt Monument 33 34 36 96 97 96 97 WILSON BLVD/ Bridge RFK Stadium Central Ave 3RD ST CLARENDON BLVD JEFFERSON DR The Mall 96 BENNING RD 23RD ST Eastern Ridge Rd Jeff Davis Hwy Massachusetts Ave BENNING U5 U6 INDEPENDENCE AVE INDEPENDENCE AVE 1ST ST Market 30N Stadium- HEIGHTS Central Ave Smithsonian 18TH ST/ 19TH ST Armory ARLINGTON Arlington West MLK 39 30S 51st St Memorial 37th St Bridge Potomac Memorial 53rd St Library of 32 Minnesota Ave U6 U5 V1 U5 25 16Y 5A Park PENNSYLVANIA AVE V2 Texas Ave E ST 14th St 15TH ST D St 7th St DC General 74 4th St Congress 34 U6 POTOMAC RIVER TIDAL Health V1 P6 36 V4 Ely Pl BASIN 39 B2 Campus V1 Fitch St John Philip WEST BASIN DR FDR Fort Dupont L’Enfant Federal Capitol Eastern Sousa Bridge Memorial 395 Park U8 Southern Ave Plaza Center SW South Market ALABAMA AVE V1 Larchmont Ave Jefferson I St H ST Arlington Cemetery OHIO DR P17 Potomac 30N FAIRFAX Massachusetts VIRGINIA Memorial MAINE AVE 90 Capitol Heights Blvd 7TH ST 3rd St 3rd P19 W13 Ave VILLAGE V5 36 PENNSYLVANIA Marlboro Pike 92 V4 V1 M6 Ave W4 F14 25 Waterfront 8TH ST ARLINGTON BLVD M6 39 A9 6th St Navy Yard- Potomac Ave Central W9 30S AVE Ballpark B2 Alabama Ave 5A M ST 32 Washington, DC 7Y Arena Stage V1 V2 5A 13Y P6 34 30N This map shows routes that A9 M ST 23RD/25TH ST Fort Stanton 36 16X MINNESOTA AVE travel through Central East 11TH ST Park SOUTHERN AVE Nationals 11Y Potomac 4th St DelawareO AveSt W4 M6 Washington, DC. Park Park 74 W9 90 GOOD HOPE RD V5 CAPITOL Know Your For routes that start/end P St Frederick V2 V5 Branch Ave Douglass 92 NAYLOR RD Half St HEIGHTS in Central Washington, DC, B2 V5 38th St 16TH Fort Bridge ST please see the inset below. P6 W ST Quadrants! Lesley J FIRTH STERLING AVE W6 W8 MLK AVE Douglass V5 ALABAMA AVE McNair Morris RdHouse Suitland Rd Ainger Pl Camden Hunter Pl W3 St Erie St Bruce Pl Sumner Anacostia W2 W3 W6 W8 25th St Denver Stanton Rd W2 St F14 Rd W2 Naylor Rd W4 W6 94 Anacostia W3 NW NE Museum W3 34 Erie St St 33rd SOUTH CAPITOL ST North Capitol St W5 W2 A4 A9 W8 30N A4 W3 Langston Pl 39 Sheridan Rd Pomeroy Rd W5 30S 36 W9 Irving St 30th St The Mall East Capitol St Coast Guard 22nd St 32 16X W6 W8 Elvans Rd Pentagon HQ ML KING JR AVE 92 US Capitol 7Y 4th St Newcomb St BRANCH AVE 94 23rd 2nd St W4 Washington is divided into A2 ALABAMA AVESt W2 Mellon GARFIELD 11Y W9 Stanton Rd W6 A6 Robinson Pl Jasper Pl 25th W2 DISTRICT W3 St SW SE Army Navy Dr Eads St four quadrants. Many street P17 Oakwood W8 W3 St A8 St Elizabeths 12th St Pl P19 Hospital 22nd HEIGHTS names and intersections exist Pentagon City Orange W1 St Naylor W13 St Bruce Pl Savannah St A7 W6 W2 Rd in more than one quadrant.
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