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North Ave. rm A BALD EAGLE RD. RICHMOND HOLLY WILDWOOD RD. STANTON TOWNSHIP E. HOLLY RD. OAK HILL RD. RICHMOND OAK HILL RD. INDIAN LAKE RD. ROMEO RD. 32 Mile Road ROMEO 32 Mile Road 32 Mile Road HOUSER KIER RD. Richmond M-19 INDIANWOOD RD. HOLLY SHAPPIE RD. City Offices FENTON RD. DARTMOUTH . ALLEN RD. LAKE PREDMORE RD. Y ELLIS RD. W RATTALEE LAKE RD. ORION H RATTALEE LAKE RD. WHIPPLE LAKE RD. L A MEWMAN RD. I LENOX R O RAY TOWNSHIP BRIDGE LAKE RD. TOWNSHIP M BALDWIN RD E LAKE GEORGE RD. ADAMS RD MILFORD RD M PINE KNOB RD TERRACE CLARKSTON RD. STONEY CREEK RD. L ESTON RD. DAVISBURG RD. REESE RD. SHASHABAW RD ISBURG RD. R BUCKHORN DAV A O E HOLCOMB ORTONVILLE RD. R INWOOD I TAYLOR RD. O County Line N OAKLAND R Several transit services are available for residents SPRINGFIELD INDEPENDENCE D. HICKORY RIDGE RD. TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP SCRIPPS RD. in northern Macomb County that will connect you OAKHURST TOWNSHIP CLARKSTON RD. BUELL RD. ROSE TOWNSHIP PARKER RD. WASHINGTON to many Macomb County communities north of Hall ROSE CENTER CLARK RD. I-75 HAD DEN TOWNSHIP M-19 Road and with SMART fixed routes. AN ORION JOEL SCOTT RD. D GREENSHIELD ERS ONV TOWNSHIP ILLE R CLARKSTON D. GUNN RD. • SMART Connector service, a curb-to-curb, WALDON RD. EAGLE RD. DIXIE DE DEMODE RD. DEMO advance reservation service open to the POOL HWY. Romeo Plank Road general public. For more information or to Bramblewood SNELL RD. RANCH ORMOND RD. JOSLYN RD. schedule a ride, call (866) 962-5515. Pinewood I-75 R SILVER BELL RD. Huck's Market Place O MAYBEE RD. S WATER RD. E SHAFFER RD. • Locally operated Community Transit is Havenridge C E BALD MOUNTAIN RD. FISH ALKE RD. N PEPPER & Division T E BALDWIN RD. offered by: R NEW MUNGER RD. WHITE LAKE RD. M-53 ROCHESTER RD. LAPEER RD. • Richmond/Lenox EMS: GIDDINGS RD. CLINTONVILLE HAVEN HILLSHORE Community Transit and Assisted Medical CROSBY LAKE Brown Road 26 Mile Road 26 Mile Road Marine City Hwy. Target Meijer Transportation, call (586) 749-7713. Y 26 Mile Road E Great Lakes Quail Run S 753 M-19 L Crossing • STAR Transportation, call (586) 752-9010. E WHITE LAKE RD. County Line N Lake Angelus 75 WALTON WHITE LAKE RD. MILFORD RD. 753 La ke A ng CLYDE RD. elus 94 CUTHBERT BRENDEL Baldwin Road SHELBY NEW BALTIMORE GALE RD. Baldwin TOWNSHIP JACKSON Medical AUBURN HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP PONTIAC Washingto HATCHERY RD. Walton Blvd. TEGGERDINE HIBNER RD. HILLS MACOMB D North Hill ix Farms Apts. ie y TOWNSHIP Carriage Way n red HALEY H Columbia it WATERFORD w rs Alf e y ive Shelby Pkwy. PO Pontiac k . 752 n Target NT La U Oakland University IAC LAK TOWNSHIP Bedford DUCK LAKE RD. GRASS LAKE E R Lake s D n Cherry Hill Chrysler Wal-Mart Meijer 23 Mile Road Green . ki 560 M-59 t Baldwin Road a 756 d Technology 510 WARDLOW RD. W a Center 756 23 Mile Road 565 Main 752 Oakland County Baker o R WHITE LAKE HIGHLAND RD. (M-59) College Service Center Perry e k y HIGHLAND RD.TOWNSHIP 752 d 753 p CHESTERFIELD 465 559 M-53 O HICKORY RIDGE RD. PONTIAC LAKE RD. B Chrysler Dr. TOWNSHIP O ELIZABETH LAKE RD. Featherstone G O.L.H.S.A. 756 752 465 IE Oakland Hamlin Road M-59 LIVINGSTON RD. L Pointe A K Summit E Cooley O.C.C. M-59 North Ave. U D. Place Mall Elizabeth La Law School 515 N R ke PHOENIX Auburn 559 IO E ELIZABETH LAKE RD. M-59 Hills N LOCHAVEN K CENTER 510 LAKESIDE Gratiot A L CENTER L 752 A 275 450 K Y Eliz 465 CEDAR ISLAND a Huron 275 d 510 530 MILFORD RD. E E be a LONE TREE RD. L th 752 753 Auburn Road o HOSPITAL RD. O L a Opdyke Road R 550 559 O k Doctors' Hospital e l C Romeo Plank Road 756 e of Michigan r WILLIAMS LAKE RD. r Utica Shelby i 94 Van Dyke Greyhound/ u Park Place Manor Meijer q Amtrak 465 S M-59 Macomb Community COOLEY LAKE RD. Station UTICA College Center Telegraph Road 559 559 Campus William P. Rosso Hwy. South Blvd. M-59 510 Hall Road Partridge Hall Road 560 St. Joseph Creek Mall VerKuilen Hospital Clinton Building GM Valley 550 565 COM OXBOW LK. RD. ME Truck and RC 75 550 Henry Ford E Bloomfield Bus 75 M-53 ARC . Town Square Hospital RD 450 19 MILE RD. WISE 530 COMMERCE RD. Square Lake Road Square Lake Road Ford Macomb-Oakland tiot Selfridge 515 559 C Motor Regional Center a ra COMMERCE RD. s G Air National Guard s COMMERCE Co. Av St. Joseph en Hospital (East) Base MILFORD Adams Road Meadowbrook ue Woodward Avenue GARNER RD. TOWNSHIP 275 Plaza WIXOM RD. SLEETH RD. 18 Mile Road Sterling MOUNT CLEMENS NON-STOP 465 STERLING Heights Garfield Road RICHARDSON Municipal Schoenherr Road Mt. Clemens HARRISON MILFORD BASS LK. Center Regional NEWTON RD. HEIGHTS Macomb Crosswinds Mall TROY Medical Center TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP S. COMMERCE RD. Academy DAVISON RD. OAKLEY PARK RD. Plumbrook BLOOMFIELD Telegraph Road 17 MILE RD. Crocke WIXOM RD. Old Walsh Apartments Crooks Road Town Hall TOWNSHIP SOMERSET Coolidge Road Troy College Chrysler Lake WIXOM RD. GARY RD. West COLLECTION Van Dyke r Blvd. N Lone Pine Road Civic Assembly CLINTON GLE Bloomfield 430 460 430 Center 475 Plant Metro WEST High School ITT Technical TOWNSHIP Beach W. Bloomfield 465 780 Institute Twp. Library Big Beaver Road St. Clair BLOOMFIELD St. John BUNO RD. WOLVERINE 475 Bethesda 550 635 Woodward Ave. Big Beaver Road Troy Christian Metro Parkway North Shores TOWNSHIP 385 475 Target LAKE rail Post 495 Chrysler Church Hospital c T Office Stamping Meijer Utica Road ntia 75 International Po Orchard 450 Plant Sterling Hts. 580 CHARMS Academy of ORCHARD LAKE RD. Mall Design & High School Jefferson BENSTEIN RD. 780 Baker Adams Rd. 430 565 CHICAGO S. HILL RD. Technology OLD PLANK Jewish Community Center Maple Road Maple Road Maple Road 460 Wal-Mart 15 Mile Road College 15 Mile Road S. COMMERCE RD. 475 POTTER 405 780 445 780 780 780 780 465 Midtown Maple Road Oakland 15 Mile Road MAPLE RD. Old Square Park 94 Orchard Amtrak 780 MACOMB MALL Station Meijer Kmart Towers 510 Meijer 780 MAPLE RD. WALLED M-5 Henry Ford Shopping 559 525 550 560 565 610 Medical Center Center Lincoln ratiot 415/420 G d 494 615 620 740 760 780 LAKE a Beaumont MILFORD RD. o BIRMINGHAM 760 CLAWSON R Medical DELEMERE 14 Mile Road 14 Mile Road 14 Mile Road h 415/420 760 760 550 p 420 851 a 14 Mile Road r OAKLAND Arts Academy g e BEVERLY Main Street MALL l in the Woods Masonic 780 Harper WIXOM e BINGHAM T 495 760 Schoenherr Road I-96 405 HILLS Beverly Hills 615 Masonic Van Dyke Kmart FARMS City Hall 760 780 St. Clair Shores 385 415 CVS Hoover WEST RD. FRANKLIN ROYAL FRASER Memorial Park O.C.C. R 760 Northweste 760 OAK 760 ORCHARD 13 Mile Road 13 Mile Road 515 13 Mile Road Utica Road 610 RIDGE Southfield Walgreens John WARREN CAMPUS Plaza Beaumont 430 75 Madison Meijer WIXOM RD. 525 PONTIAC TRAIL Hospital Dequindre Wayne State 385 400 rn Hwy 275 450/460 Heights Senior Warren 530 740 University Northwood Center GM Tech Civic Center Gratiot 580 Oakland 740 851 Shopping ROYAL OAK Kmart Rite Aid Center 559 635 NOVI RD. 445/475 LAHSER 420 12 Mile Road Center TRANSIT Haggerty Road 12 Mile Road 12 Mile Road 12 Mile Road Center 12 Mile Road 740 385 740 405 275 740 465 CENTER 740 740 Twelve Meijer/ 430 450 I-96 Oaks St. John M-Tec ROSEVILLE Tel-Twelve BERKLEY 740 Oakland Macomb Roseville Coolidge Mall 460 465 St. John Harper 610 LYON TOWNSHIP M-5 Franklin Road Center Hospital Community Plaza Sisters 851 275 Macomb DIXBORO RD. 495 620 740 696 Greenfield Road PONTIAC TRAIL 696 385 740 465 730 740 Hospital College South MARTINDALE RD. of Mercy LEGEND GRAND RIVER FARMINGTON 400 High School Blue Cross 405 460 560 615 11 Mile Road Central Park 415 11 Mile Road 400 730 740 730 740 730 11 MILE RD. HILLS Farmington Hills NON-STOP 696 696 St. Clair Shores M 11 Mile Road Greyhound Southfield 450 Amtrak Station 696 565 Main Corridor Route - City Hall Station 405 Lincoln City Hall 5 Bonaventure Civic Center Next to ROTC MADISON Eastgate BECK RD.
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