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12Th St. Oakland City Center Transit Stops Map (PDF) Transit Stops Paradas del tránsito 公車站地圖 17 T H S T Elihu Harris Uptown Transit State Ofce Information Building 250 Frank Ogawa Plaza 350 Frank 12 Northwest Berkeley 12th Street/ Ogawa Plaza 33 Piedmont Oakland W E B S T E R S T 51A Rockridge BART TELEGRAPH AVE City Center 300 Frank 611 Westlake Mid Sch Ogawa Plaza 801 Uptown Transit Ctr FRANKLIN ST Station City Hall 1 Frank Ogawa 851 Downtown Berkeley Plaza Oakland Grand Ave/27th St JEFFERSON ST 33 Montclair AC Transit & Map Key Clipper Customer 801 Fremont BART You Are Here Frank 15 T H S T Service Ogawa 840 Eastmont Transit Ctr 5-Minute Walk Plaza 1000ft/305m 14 Fruitvale BART 1 4 T H S T BART Train 14 West Oakland BART Bus (Motor Coach, Trolley Coach) Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building Transit Stop A4 Underground Station BROADWAY Hilltop Mall 72 A1 Station Entrance/Exit C L AY S T Point Richmond 72M Station Elevator 72R Contra Costa College To B4 Transit Information Preservation Park 1 Last Stop Oakland 12STransit Lines 19 11th & Jefferson City Center 1 4 T H S T 6 Downtown Berkeley AC Transit Buses 20 11th & MLK Local Bus Lines 18 Albany 1 San Leandro BART & International Blvd 29 Emeryville 1 Jefferson St & 11th St 6 Downtown Berkeley 40 11th & Jefferson 6 10th St & Washington St B3 14 Fruitvale BART 12 West Berkeley 14 West Oakland BART 12 Oakland Amtrak 88 Berkeley BART 14 Fruitvale BART 14 West Oakland BART 314 West Oakland A3 Inside Station: 18 Albany (University Village) 18 Lake Merritt BART 19 Fruitvale BART & Buena Vista Ave, Alameda 19 11th St & Jefferson St 20 Fruitvale Ave & MacArthur Blvd, Dimond Dist A2 20 11th St & Martin Luther King Jr Way 1221 Antioch 29 Emery Bay Public Market, Emeryville 6 Last Stop 29 Lakeshore Ave Broadway Millbrae 33 Piedmont Oakland Amtrak B2 33 Montclair 12 40 11th St & Jefferson St Richmond 40 Bay Fair BART 18 Lake Merritt BART To Lake Merritt 51A Rockridge BART 12 T H S T Warm Springs/South Fremont 51A Fruitvale BART 51A Fruitvale BART 12th St/Oakland City Center Station 72 Hilltop Mall Tribune SFO 72 Jack London Square 72M Point Richmond 72 Jack London Sq Tower 72M Jack London Square Jack London Sq 72R Contra Costa College 72M 13 T H S T 72R Jack London Square 1111 Broadway Clarion 88 Lake Merritt BART 72R Jack London Sq Hotel 88 Berkeley BART 96 Dimond District 96 Alameda Point Jack London Sq FRANKLIN ST 96 Alameda Point (Ranger Ave & Pan Am Way) 314 West Oakland Post Offi ce 6 Downtown Berkeley Dimond District 314 Hegenberger Rd & Edgewater Dr 611 All Nighter Bus Lines (Approx. 1 am–5 am) UC Ofce of 33 Piedmont K 40 Bay Fair BART 801 Uptown Transit Center 851 Fruitvale BART 801 Fremont BART the President Uptown Transit Ctr L 11 T H S T 840 840 Uptown Transit Center A 840 Eastmont Transit Center A1 851 Berkeley BART W 12S,851 19THFruitvale BART Grand Ave/27th St 1 0 T H S T B1 E Free Broadway Shuttle Fruitvale BART 19 T Day Service (M-F 7a-7p) 1 San Leandro BART Day Grand Ave 20 Fruitvale BART U Day Jack London Sq 29 Lakeshore Ave N Night Service (M-F 7p-10p) 29 Lakeshore Ave 12 Northwest Berkeley W E B S T E R S T I Night Broadway/27th St 33 Montclair Night Jack London Sq Marriott Oakland M 6 88 Lake Merritt BART 72 Hilltop Mall Note: Service may vary with time of day or day City Center/ - of week. Please consult transit agency schedule 40 Bay Fair BART or contact 511 for more information. 314 Hegenberger Rd Oakland Convention 72M Point Richmond 5 Center 88 Lake Merritt BART 12 T H S T 72R Contra Costa College 96 Dimond District 51A Rockridge BART 314 Hegenberger Rd 96 Dimond District OLD 801 Fremont BART 12 Oakland Amtrak 851 Berkeley BART OAKLAND 840 Eastmont Transit Ctr 18 Lake Merritt BART N CHINATOWN 19 Fruitvale BART EBMUD Jack London Sq W E 20 Dimond District BROADWAY 51A Fruitvale BART Pacic 11 T H S T S 9 T H S T 12 Northwest Berkeley 72 Jack London Sq Renaissance 0 100ft 72M Jack London Sq 18 Albany Plaza Grand Ave/27th St 0 30m 96 Alameda Point 72 Hilltop Mall Sponsored by the Metropolitan Transportation Asian Branch Commission in cooperation with AC Transit. Contact us at [email protected]. 851 Fruitvale BART To Jack London Square, Ferries, Amtrak 72M Point Richmont Library Revised October 25, 2019.
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