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Wejherowo Rewa - Wrocławska* Strażacka Tartaczna Cementownia Niska nż Obrońców Pomorska 8 Szpital 9 SZKOLNA 1 4 5 6 Helu LEWELA Gryfa 14 Kusocińskiego 1 6 8 (10) Bolszewo Zamostna OSP 1 LE Kochano- 10 Chmiele- Necla/ Dzięcie- Pomorskiego Poprzeczna Glińskiego Świerkowa Łąkowa ORZESZKOWEJ Pucka Leśna - Szkoła Tartaczna nż 6 Graniczna 2 11 wskiego 2 6 11 Prusa - Szkoła Necla 6 Konopnickiej wskiego Patoka lskiego Kościół (1) Nowa Wrzosowa Mosty - Olchowa* nż ROGALI RUMIA CHOPINA PARTYZANTÓW PRUSA NECLA Brzozowa 4 5 Wejherowo Wejherowo Gryfa Graniczna 1 Główna Kościół Reda J Dworzec PKP Pruszko- Pomorskiego Rogali 1 6 6 2 11 Pieleszewo Aquapark GDYŃSKA 8 PUCKA 1 8 10 wskiego 5 8 11 Wiśniowa TARTACZNA SKM nż Mostowa nż Mosty - Ogrodowa 1 8 10 11 1 8 10 Kociewska - SKM Nanice Rybacka Śmiechowo Ogrodowa Gulgowskiego 2 (7) 12 Pruszkowskiego (Pieleszewo Reda GM. KOSAKOWO SZKOLNA 105 (146) przystanek Budowlanych Nanice SKM Śmiechowo SKM Gdańska Urząd Miasta 87 Urząd GRANICZNA Broniewskiego (11) - Kochanowskiego J - Ceynowy - „Zryw” nż J Rzeczna) Wejhe- Rzemie- Mechelinki - Przystań końcowy Reda Kazimierz - Kazimierska (105) Brzozowa Kopernika Zamostna Tartaczna MZK nż Pracy nż Przemysłowa Dw. PKP Chopina (Kochanowskiego Reja nż (Ceynowy Gdańska nż Warzywnicza nż rowska nż ślnicza nż Rolnicza nż Mosty - Szkoła linii 13 OSP nż M (86) 173 (146) - SKM Nanice) - SKM Śmiechowo) Łąkowa Kosakowo 105 OBWODOWA (86) Szkoła 3 7 10 4 5 10 1 5 10 I BRYGADY PANCERNEJ WP 1 8 (10) 8 Ośr. Łąkowa 87 Kazimierz - Rumska* nż (165) - Złote Piaski 105 Mosty WEJHEROWO WEJHEROWO WEJHEROWO REDA Zdrowia Osiedle 19 9 18 - Wierzbowa Mosty (105) LEŚNA SZEROKA Budowa Węzła NANICE ŚMIECHOWO PIELESZEWO Cicha nż Jeziorna nż Partyzantów Szeroka Most ŚW. JANA RZEŹNICKA Gdańska - Kościół Kanał Leniwy* nż RUMSKA Mosty - Wiązowa* nż Mechelinki Mosty Sucharskiego nż Kwiatowa Rzeźnicka linii J - Kościuszki Węzeł Działki do 2020 r. 2 11 17 Gniewo Gdańska - Brzozowa Kochanowo Gościcino SUC 12 Marca / -wska Szkolna dla I Dywizji WP* nż Kazimierz Pętla Marii Konopnickiej HARSKIEGO Św. Jana 2 3 16 Szkolna GOŚCICINO EDA 3 10 13 4 Napierskiego 84 Kazimierz Równa Kotłowskiego 2 16 Myśliwska Wejherowo Pieleszewo R Zapolskiej nż Kosakowo Kotłowskiego Gdańska Wieś Kapliczka Kolonia 10 WEJHEROWSKIE 12 Marca / Gdańska 17 nż Stacja - Listopadowa* Kosakowo 3 Marii Konopnickiej Os. Sikorskiego SKM nż - Cmentarz RUMIA 84 87 Przyrzeczna* nż - Rumska nż Pierwoszyno - Kościół 7 12 3 16 PARTY Pomp 2 12 Judyckiego 12 MARCA Dworzec PKP - Cmentarz Komunalny Wąska Leśna Sędzickiego (10) Fabryczna nż 11 16 (Pieleszewo KOSYNIERÓW Kościuszki I DYWIZJI WP KOPERNIKA SŁONECZNA KOŚCIUSZKI DWORCOWA Gniewowska ) 365M 146 (165 3 7 Filharmonia Kaszubska SIENKIEWICZA Płk. Dąbka Z Wejherowo 16 Torowa) Młyńska - Kosynierów 85 (173) 383ANTÓW Kosakowo - Szkoła KASZU BSKA SIKORSKIEGO Wiejska 2 16 Kochanowo nż Sobieskiego REDA Kazimierz - Cmentarz Pierwoszyno Gościcino 13 Dworek Drzewiarza nż Zibertowo Myśliwska KA (165) Pierwoszyno - Staw* SOBIESKIEGO - Sąd REFORMATÓW 17 1 Maja - Majowa* nż Dębogórze (3) 7 13 Ogródki Dom 3 4 2 3 4 Sobieskiego Reda Obwodowa nż Centrum Handlowe Rumia - Brama Główna RZEMIEŚLNICZA PKP KOŚCIUSZKI 2 3 16 11 7 16 TYSIĄCLECIA - Słonecznikowa Działkowe Działkowca 1 7 12 16 - GS Dworzec PKP „Port Rumia” Partyzantów Kosakowo Prusa Równa Reformatów GNIEWOWS Kosakowo - Kościół* nż 7 Filharmonia Wniebo MYŚLIWSKA Dolna nż - Tulipanowa nż 6 7 Mickiewicza (86) 165 Remiza -wstąpienia Wysoka Południowa nż Cmentarz (87) KWIETNIOWA Dębogórze Ludowa Kaszubska Reda 8 17 84 Reja nż Okrzei J 85 383 Dębogórze 105 (165) A ZATOKA - Naftobazy* nż OW Starostwo Powiatowe Cmentarz Słowackiego - Owocowa Kosakowo - Staw nż 87 M 165 173 3 ROSZCZYNIALSKIEGO 3 11 Wejherowo 18 19 REDA CH „Port Rumia” J Świętopełka Wejherowo RUMIA Hallera nż GRUNWALDZKA DR - Grunwaldzka POMORSKA Kosakowo - Urząd Gminy OGA KRAJ Transportowa Starostwo 17 Rumia J M (86) 173 383 Muzeum Piśmiennictwa 85 (173) 383 Z Ceynowy Konopnickiej Dębogórze Dębogórze Dębogórze Kosakowo Kościół EWIARZA 9 DR Powiatowe 4 12 3 i Muzyki Kaszubsko-Pomorskiej Wejherowo J linii dla Dworzec PKP - Jednostka - Szkoła* nż - Okopowa* nż - Krokusowa* 4 Sportowa Gościcino 265 GDAŃSKA Kębłowo Wiejska (10) Fiołkowa 16 Odrębna Chełmońskiego 84 Wojskowa RZELECKA Rondo Stara Rumia Cmentarz nż Gościcino HALLERA T Żwirki Wąska S 11 7 4 7 M R Jana Pawła II Leśna Południowa MARYNA 3 Grunwaldzka i Wigury nż Dębogórze Babie Doły Plaża (1) 3 (7) 13 (3) - Ceynowy nż Derdowskiego Dębogórze-Wybudowanie Kębłowo Marynarki Wojennej IŃSKA Kosakowo SŁONECZNA 9 (85) M - Mostowa Kalwaria Wejherowska 2 R - Dębogórska Ł Kębłowo Wiejska POŁUDNIOWA KI Żeromskiego nż (209) 309 TOWAROWA (86) WOJ. CHE Kosakowo - Gimnazjum EGO (209) 309 Grubby 12 Leśniczówka nż 86 288 Starowiejska Klonowa nż Dębogórze 10 Okrężna Wejherowo J M 86 383 - Partyzantów nż Gościcino WEJHER - Poczta DerdowskiegoDĘBOGÓ Suchy 84 86 87 173 Cegielnia Strzelecka - Przychodnia Zielona - Klub Garnizonowy nż Robakowska (86) Ogrodowa nż 86 RUMIA DERDOWSKI Osiedle Suchy Dwór 13 Zaciszne Zalesie nż A RS STARO- RUMIA Dwór - Kochanowskiego K Królewskie 105 146 173 265 165 365 Pogórze - Herberta 7 Rumia WIEJSKA A (1) 3 Wybickiego nż (86) Dąbrowskiego Suchy Dwór - Necla Dworzec PKP DĄBROWS Suchy Dwór Babie Doły - Most J M R 87 383 GDYNIA DŁUGA - Towarowa PARTYZANTÓW - Reja LUZINO (7) Gniewowo Gniewowo Wierzbowa nż GM. KOSAKOWO A WIEJSKA Pętkowice Grubby nż Spacerowa KIEGO GM. KOSAKOWO 109 196 SK Dębogórze-Wybudowanie LĘBORK, SŁUPSK Ń 86 Suchy Dwór (194) (265) Suchy Dwór Rumia - Boisko nż - Szkolna nż Pogórze - Dobke nż (163) 11 GDA - Borhardta 209 Kujawska SOBIESKIEGO Dąbrowskiego R 87 Dębogórze-Wybudowanie Urząd Suchy Dwór Pogórze - Szkolna nż Luzino Kościół - Kościół - Długa nż (194) 265 - Gombrowicza Miasta Pomorska Rumi - Gdańska nż Pogórze - Majakowskiego Zielona - Kościół nż Pogórze - Pułaskiego nż Szkoła 25-lecia Pomorska Dębogórze 84 85 (86) 173 288 383 Janowo Solidarności Pogórze Górne Pogórze - Słowackiego (86) 173 SKM Gowino 288 383 Wybudowanie Steyera Sabata - Szkoła POMORSKA G (K) 141 (165) 194 282 Wąwóz Ostrowicki nż 87 DĄBK Obłuże Młyńska nż 87 Mazowiecka nż Dębogórze-Wybudowanie Czernickiego nż Dokerów nż Sikorskiego Maciejewicza Gowino A RUMIA - Leśna Brzozowa Górnicza nż końcowy G (K) 141 163 165 R 105 146 GO JANOWO RUMIA 163 E Pogórze Dolne Złota Staniewicza K 103 R 86 linii zjazd. Zielona - Działki I nż 84 85 288O 194 265 282 12 Batorego - Szkoła T NA GDYNIA Kadmowa 770 (165) 173 BA (194) (198) (194) 365 134 165 196 209109 309 (163) (170) GÓRNICZA Hutnicza - Działki nż Galeria KAMIEN Sobieskiego - FUO nż 84 85 Szperk Podmokła Chylonia 182 197 ZIELONA Podmokła Dworzec PKP Pogórze RUMIA Cisowa SKM Handlowa nż Elektrociepłownia - Pucka nż Zielona - Działki nż GM. WEJHEROWO Porazińskiej RUMIA Dolne 84 Janowo SKM - Sobieskiego bez linii G Maciejewicza 265 (282) Cmentarz GDYNIA 20 22 102 114 Żelazna Komunalny 125 173 Hutnicza (K) 103 128 134 141 Oksywie nż 159 (172) Żeliwna 105 125 146 Zdrojowa Cisowa Granica Miasta 25 27 - Piaskowa 170 173 309 163 182 197 282 Dąbka - Zielona Dickmana (86) 383 163 365 Stare GDYNIA 173 (191) (165) 198 Obłuże (159) HUTNICZA PUCKA 152 Łąkowa nż (288) 170 Obłuże Leśne UNRUGA Turku- Dąbka Benisła- Elektrowozownia SKM nż CISOWA końcowy linii 288 759 zjazd. Podgórska sowa - Zespół wskiego Rumia Pucka (194) 309 G K 128 194 Szkół Oksywie Jęczmienna Gruszkowa Kwiatko- Szmelta - Przejazd Kolejowy nż 141 (K) Legenda Atrakcje Gdynia Śródmieście Cisowa Kuśnierska Godebskiego wskiego Sibeliusa Piaskowa KON 104 141 (198) Pancerna 150 DĄBKA 85 Owsiana (159) Elektrociepłownia TENER Białowieska 150 Stolarska DICKMANA Pustki Cisowskie Pucka Chylonia Krzywoustego Key to symbols / Symbolschlüssel Attractions / Attraktionen City Centre of Gdynia / Gdynia Zentrum 26 30 - Kontenerowa 152 Kcyńska OW 103 109 134 - Hutnicza Obłuże 104 Zbożowa Terminal A 109103 128 134 163 209 196 197 182 309 Czwartaków S W GDYNIA 163 (165) 198 Centrum 152 182 (198) 197 321 (125) Promowy Chylonia CHYLONIA Cechowa 209 282 309 (198) 152 163 196 197 28 (114) Hipermarket Tesco Dworzec PKP (170) Oksywie Górne - Morska 20 22 27 28 198 BOSMAŃSKA Chylonia II Urząd Skarbowy Bosmańska Bosmańska 128 150 Alzacka Muchowskiego 159 R 163 Pętla linii tramwajowej, trolejbusowej, autobusowej Filharmonia Kaszubska Centrum 365 - Nasypowa - Zielona 1 Hutnicza Gdynia Dworzec Gł. PKP Plac Kaszubski CHABROWA F 104 105 125 150 Terminal Tram, trolley, bus line loop Kashubian Philharmonic Hall Hipermarket Tesco / OBI 25 26 30 34 321CH - Stacja Paliw
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