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10 South 1St/Red River (HIGH-FREQUENCY ROUTE) South 1st/Red River (HIGH-FREQUENCY ROUTE) 10 LOCAL Norwood Rutherford Transit Center 1 Walmart 323, 325, 339 183 St Johns Northeast HS Cameron 290 Airport 300 35 Briarcli 44th 51st Harris ES 345 Dell 45th Barbara 2 337 38th Children’s Jordan 32nd Hospital 300 Red Airport River 322, 345 Hancock HEB Lamar Mueller 335 Center Berkman MLK University 20 3 350 11th of Texas Aldrich Thinkery Dean KeetonSt David’s Medical Center DOWNTOWN 6, 7 Airport Texas State 7, 18 AUSTIN Capitol 4 8th Waterloo Park San Republic Jacinto 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 17, Square Guadalupe Trinity 19, 20, 30, 801, 803 7th 4 Central Lavaca Library 2, 4, 6, 7 Colorado Long Center and 4th Palmer Events Center City Hall 1, 7, 20, 30, 801 300 DOWNTOWN C OL Herndon S. 1st O Cesar Chavez Texas School R A DO for the Deaf R Riverside I V 5 ER S. Lamar Dawson ES Oltorf 315 Ben White 311 Stassney 71 LEGEND 333 35 6 William Cannon Route Line and Timepoint 1 Buses make additional stops Bedichek between the points shown. S. 1st MS 1 Connecting Routes Slaughter 3, 201, 318 MetroRail Station 3, 201, 801 Cullen Turk 7 Map not to scale I-35 Frontage SOUTHPARK MEADOWS DESTINATIONS • Walmart • St. David’s Medical Center • Downtown Station • Norwood Transit Center • University of Texas • Long Center • Northeast High School • Waterloo Park • Palmer Events Center • Harris Elementary School • Texas State Capitol • Texas School for the Deaf • HEB (Mueller, Hancock) • Downtown Austin • Dawson Elementary School Scan the QR • Dell Children’s Hospital • Republic Square • Bedichek Middle School code to see an • Thinkery • Central Library • Southpark Meadows online version of • Hancock Center • City Hall this route map. GO Line 512-474-1200 | capmetro.org | Effective September 19, 2021 | Destinations P.M. 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