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This map, either in whole or in part, may not be reproduced without Bus Stop Points the written authority from © 2017 (The Corporation of the Township of Clearview) Produced (in part) under license from: © The Corporation of the County of Simcoe; PUBLIC TRANSIT MAP Clearview Route © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, Department of Natural Resources: Clearview © Queens Printer, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources: Wasaga Beach Route Scale: 1:10,000 © Teranet Enterprises Inc. and its suppliers: EcoPark © Members of the Ontario Geospatial Data Exchange. Reset Route (No Stops) Clearview Transit Map v. 2017-13-10-2:46 All rights reserved. THIS IS NOT A PLAN OF SURVEY. Wyant Rd. Birchwood Blvd. Murray Cres. Active Trail (To Collingwood) Wyant Rd. 7 Stayner Ball Park To Stayner Clearview Mowat St. N. Wasaga Collegiate Meadows Beach Institute Locke Ave. Kathleen Cres. Scott St. 03 Dominion Dr. Look for the bus stop sign Louisa St. Simcoe St. Jonathan Ct. at the numbered locations Datas Dr. 02 McCrea Dr. 01 Park Dr. 1st STOP Kirkwood Dr. Hamilton Dr. Fire Station #1 Hill St. THE HUB Stayner 04 Saunders St. Weir St. North St. Elm St. Centennial/ Arena Stayner Kinsmen Centre Line Rd. Lamont Ct. 16 Legion Medical Participark 01 Park Centre Phillips St. Eric St. Nixon St. Brock St. 17 Sunnidale St. Valleyeld Cres. 20 Forest Cres. 15 East St. Debbie St. Thomas St. Stayner St. Sutherland St. N. 18 Regina St. Station Brock St. John St. Cherry St. Red Oak Trail Park Lawn 19 26 06 Charles St. Library Bowling Ontario Superior St. St. Country Ln. 14 Club Post Huron St. Mowat St. S. Fountain05 10 Oce Clearview Catherine St. Park Montreal St. Byng 09 Administration 13 Centre Jane St. Spruce St. Oak St. 91 Point St. WarringtonEliza Rd. St. Perry St. Stayner St. Pine St. Sutherland St. S. Club Ct William St. 08 22 Superstore 21 Lamont Creek Dr John St. Jane St. 07 11 Foodland Cedar St. Eliza St. Huron Martyn Dr Quebec St. Ives Park Meadows Lawrence St. Conner St. Beech St. Charles St. Active Side St. Warden St. Morgan Rd Centre St. Trail Ramblewood 12 Medical Clarence St. Atkinson St. 23 Centre Industrial Rd. 42 John St. Aspen Ridge Dr. Christopher St. Wedgewood Dr Service for the Wasaga Sands Subdivision on the way back to Airport Rd. Stayner will be by request only. Poplar St. Margaret St. Concession 12 WASAGA BEACH INSET Fletcher St. 1:40,000 Look for the bus stop 27/28 Sideroad signs in the Wasaga Sands Subdivision.

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