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Map -- Blue Line Grand Station Connections GrandGrand Connections Connections metro.net Destinations Lines Stops Scale One Unit:1/4 Mile OL YM 12TH ST C P Alhambra 76, 78, 79, 378, 485 F H IC A Metro Local Stop IC L.A. LIVE Altadena via Lake 485 F 12TH PL K Petroleum B Nokia Theatre L Anaheim Å 460 AM Metro Rapid Stop Bldg A Arcadia 78, 79, 378 F Metro Rapid Line GEORGIA ST H EA Artesia Transit Center 444, 445, 446, 447 AM RN CT Holiday Inn Aviation/LAX Metro Rail Station Metro Green Line , 439 V Harbor Transitway City Center FSZ Stop Beverly Hills 14, 714 11 Broadway 45, 745 QRWX Harbor Transitway PICO BL T Street Service STAPLES H Buena Park Å 460 AM LA Convention Center Center 110 Burbank Å 96, CE413 FT Metro Rail Station West Hall & Entrance Cal State LA Å 484, 485, 490 F CHERRY ST S Carson 446, 447 AM Metro Blue Line Toy T Center City Terrace 70, 71 F Parking PICO-UNION Bldg 7th St/Metro Center Station Civic Center Metro Red or Purple Lines , 12TH DR Civic Building 1 81, 381, DASH D DNS TOBERMAN ST R 2 DISTRICT D 14TH ST T Commerce M50 U Y H Cultural Building A S Gilbert Å F D SOUTH Covina 490 N Hotel Building I Lindsay Disneyland 460 AM L T Plaza PARK Other Building R Eagle Rock 81 DN E ST B L East Washington Bl M50 U CHERRY ST I 08-0841A©2008 LACMTA G El Monte Å 484, 490, 770 C JULY 2008VALENCIASubject to Change ST ALBANY ST C Exposition Park/Museums 81, 381, DASH F AM O V N A ADMN V Pico Figueroa St 81, 381, DASH F E CF N P Station Garvey Av 70, 770 T IC I O ST O Glendale Å 603 I N Y F Griffith Park/LA Zoo 96 LA Convention Center CA W ST M South Hall Hawthorne 40, 740 QW OAK ST C BL F E E HOPE ST R N BDN ON Highland Park 81, 83 D T E N Hill St 83 B R 17TH ST VENICE BL A LN A I O R Hoover St 603 G R D Huntington Dr 79 F R E QW U Inglewood 40, 740 OAK ST WRIGHT ST G Knotts Berry Farm 460 AM I F La Mirada M50 U WER LA County + USC Medical Center 484, 485, 490 F LA Convention Center Metro Blue Line , 81, 381, DASH F D 10 FLO L.A. LIVE Metro Blue Line , 81, 381, DASH F D J LAX Airport 439 V California Hospital Marina del Rey CE437 V L Medical Montebello Å M50 U ARGO ST K VE Center D N M Newbury Park/1000 Oaks via 101 Fwy CE422, CE423 Casa M IC Camino 17TH ST E Venice North Hollywood Metro Red Line , CE413 D CHP N Real Northridge via Devonshire CE419 D B Hope WASHINGTONPost R Park Norwalk Å 460 AM O L USC O;ce Pacific Palisades via Westwood CE430 J B Nursing 14TH ST R School Palos Verdes Peninsula 444, CE448 AMY A Pasadena 485 F H 18TH V Redondo Beach CE438 Y Riverside Dr 96 F B State L ST 18TH ST 15TH San Gabriel 76, 78, 378 F Department of Employment San Pedro 445, 446, 447 AM GEORGIA ST Patriotic OLIVE ST Y Hall South Bay Beach Cities CE438 VEN STAPLES Center Metro Blue Line , 81, 381, DASH F D IC HILL ST Torrance 444, T1, T2 AMP 20TH ST A F E S Union Av DASH Pico Union EH T V Union Station Metro Red or Purple Lines , CKSRX D PARK GROVE AV A S C ÅÍÌ 33, 40, 42, 333, 740, 745, 770, DASH D A E Grand Olympic N Universal City Metro Red Line , 96 F E T B Auditorium A BL C 17 USC 81, 381, DASH F AM M A O TH F L Valley Bl 76 N Y I L E 18TH C ST BROADWAY Venice Bl 33, 333 A V HOPE ST 21 Grand F Washington Bl/Fairfax Av 35, 37, 38, 335, 439 EGHIQV S O G W Station T L Y West Adams Bl 37 GI T S ST S H T West Jefferson Bl 38 GI 110 S T West Washington Bl 35, 335, DASH Pico Union EHQ 20 10 TH Whittier M50 U BONSALLO AV S I Wilmington 446, 447 AM T ST LOS ANGELES WASHINGTON BL ESTRELLA AV 2 3RD ST 21S ST Municipal Bus Services TRADE T A T S Q LADOT Buses (DASH) ST RO TECHNICAL P DASH C, D, F, Pico Union ADEHST UE LA Municipal Court – LADOT Commuter Express (CE) 2 COLLEGE 2 W ST ND Metropolitan Branch CE413, 419, 422, 423, 430, 437, 438, DMNVY R FIG (Tra;c Court) 448 S E LA Mart X T ST W U Montebello Bus Lines (M) FIGUEROA WY E Z O R MOUNT P GRAND AV M50 U L ST San Pedro Station F O Torrance Transit (T) H ST MARY’S OLIVE T1, T2 P Other Services COLLEGE 21ST HILL El Monte Transitway 484, 490 F Harbor Transitway 444, 445, 446, 447 AM (DOHENY CAMPUS) BROADWAY H O Orthopaedic V Hospital ST MAIN O 22ND ST N E Connecting Services St Vincent - W Metro Rail Lines: Red, Purple, Blue, OS ANGELES De Paul A Green and Gold ADAMS BL Y L Church Metrolink Station Amtrak Station 23RD ST Greyhound Station HOPE ST Harbor Transitway.
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