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JACK LONDON SQUARE Oakland Ferry Terminal EMBARCADERO 80 OAKLAND Al DeWitt 2016 Mit Metropolitan ch Yacht Club O’Club ESTUARY ell Av PARK e C I T Y O F O A K L A N D Mosley Ave C I T Y O F A L A M E D A Bike / Walk Path Gilmore St Alameda Dewitt St Landing Caution: Noisy, Narrow and Dangerous Shopping Trail through Posey Tube Alameda Road Carnevale St Center Stairs Bike Repair/Air Station Singleton Ave MulvaneyPyro Mars Shasta Texas Flint Cimarron Ct Protected Bike Lane Narrow Boardwalk Bette Street Fifth Street Gas Station & Air 6 WILLIE STARGELL EMBARCADERO Glenview Coast RUBY BRIDGES Guard 80 SCHOOL Island North Star Rd Oakland Yacht Club Eagle Rd ASTI Encinal Yacht Club SCHOOL Pickering Dr Campbell Blvd McCulloch Wakeeld Dr Icarus Dr NEACLC Dr SCHOOL Spencer Rd Brush St Dr BASE ro 1900 SCHOOL WOODSTOCK Mun Bear Rd Hudson 1800 PARK JEAN SWEENEY 1800 OPEN SPACE 1700 PARK ACADEMY OF 1800 Campbell Blvd 1700 China Clipper EMBARCADERO ALAMEDA 1800 100 200 ALAMEDA 400 Alameda Yacht Club 100 300 500 ANIMAL ISLAND 1700 Fortman Way Cruiser 1600 ThoroughfareHibbard 100 SHELTER Red Sails HIGH FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Bohemia A ST. A SCHOOL 1500 ST. B Clement Alaska Packer 1600 C ST. C Ave. 200200 ST. D LONGFELLOW St Ohlone 2000 600 El PARK Ct. Island Yacht Club 100 1500 1000 900 Ct. 200 1000 1599 8 29th Ave 1600 1500 1400 1800 800 23rd Ave ENCINAL MAYA LIN JR & SR 1400 SCHOOL HIGH 1400 Kennedy Bikers: Take underpass on 29th Avenue ALAMEDA PARK SCHOOL Esterbrook 900 1600 to stay on East 7th Street 1300 Chapman Street East 7th St FRUITVALE Queen’s 1500 1000 1300 1400 BART 9 1100 1200 1500 Ford St Glascock Street 1300 San Leandro St 400 King’s 1300 1400 Derby St 1300 1600 1200 1200 1300 900 8 1700 2000 1300 1100 East 8th St Stairs 1200 1800 1900 1200 Ballena Bay 1900 1200 Yacht Club 1900 2400 Lancaster St 1200 1100 1800 1800 Fruitvale Ave 1200 2000 1700 1100 1000 2500 600 1700 1100 Alameda Ave 900 1300 900 1600 1000 1000 2100 2000 1600 800 700 19002800 STREET INDEX D 1100 2nd St B2 Dahlia Dr F8 Lafayette St E4 Rutland Ct E7 Wood St D3 2200 ArlingtonIsle 700 1800 3rd St B3 Damon Ct F7 Lagoria Ct E8 S Wright Ln C1 OTIS DR 3 4th St B3 Danbrook Ct F7 Laguna Vista F6 Sable Pointe F7 Y 1500 2900 5th St C2,C3 Dayton Ave E4 Lagunaria F7 Sacramento B1 Yale Dr H4 1200 Rock Isle High Street 6th St C3 Decatur Ln B2 Lakehurst Cir C1 Sage Ln G8 Yorkshire Pl E5 1400 3000 8th St D2,D3 Decelle Ct D2 Larchmont Isle D4 Salmon Rd B7 Yorkshire Rd E5 600 1300 9th St D3 Delmar Ave F5 Laurel St F5 HeatherWalk 1700 San Antonio Ave D3,E4 Yosemite Ave G4 900 A Denke Dr F8 Lavagetto Ct E8 San Diego Rd A1 Young St E7 1700 2400 A St G9 Depassier Way G9 Lawrence Rd E7 San Jose Ave C6,E4,G5 1800 1200 Dewitt St C1 1200 500 1900 Adams St C6,G5 Lea Ct F4 San Pedro Rd A1 OAK 3100 Adelphian Way E7 Diapian Bay F7 Leeward Ln F8 Sand Beach Pl D5 CoastGuard Island 1900 1600 Digiorgio Ln B1 Lemoore Rd 1100 1300 1800 Admiralty Ln F8 B1 Sand Beach Rd D5 Bear Rd F2 2500 2900 Alameda Ave F4 Dolphin Ct C1 Leonard Ct F8 Sand Harbor F7 Campbell Blvd F2 1100 2900 Alameda Marina Dr F3 Doolittle Dr G6 Lewelling Ct F5 Sand Hook Isle D4 Dennison St. F2 400 2900 3200 Alameda Rd A1, B1 Doris Ct F5 Lexington St A1 Sandalwood Isle E4 2000 2600 Eagle Rd F2 1200 Alaska Packer E3 Dow Ct D2 Liberty Ave H5 Sandcreek Way E5 Hudson Dr F2 1000 3100 1900 Dowitcher Ct C2 Lilac St 600 2900 Alta Vista F8 G8 Sanderling Ct C2 Icarus Dr F2 2100 3000 Dowling Ln C2 Limerick Ln E7 1200 2700 1800 Amber Isle D4 Sandpiper Ct B1 McCulloch Dr F2 300 Anchor Way B6,G6 Dresden Bay G7 Lina Ave B2 Sandpiper Pl F7 North Star Rd F2 900 1700 Anderson Rd E7 Driftwood Ln C6,G6 Lincoln Ave D3,F3,G4 Santa Clara Ave C3,F4,G5 Spencer Rd F2 1700 Annapolis Cir B1 Drum Dr B1 Lincoln Ln F4 Santa Cruz Ln F8 Wakefield Dr F2 1900 1100 2800 Ansel Ave B1 Duarte Ct F8 Linda Vista F8 Santa Rosa Ln C2 500 Dublin Way 1800 2000 Applegate Way E7 E7 Linden St C3 Saratoga St A1 3300 Dufour Ln B2 400 2200 Arbor St E3 M Sath Ct E8 800 1600 Argus Ct E8 Dunlin Ln B1 Madison St C6,G5 Savana Ln G8 900 Arlington Isle D4 Dutchcap Ln G8 Magnolia Dr G8 Schiller St F3 Armitage St E8 Dwinelle Ct G9 Main St A1,B2 Schroeder Ln B2 2900 Maitland Dr G8 Asby Bay F7 E Sea Bridge Ct B8,F7 SOUTHSHORE W 1500 Atlantic Ave D2 Eagle Ave C2,D2,F3,G4 Mallard Ln B1 Sea Bridge Pt B8,F7 a 3000 Mangrove Ln G8 1100 sh Auburn Ct F8 East Shore Dr H6 Sea Horse Dr C1 300 CENTER 800 in Auburn Dr F8 Easter Ln F8 Maple Way B2 Sea Horse Ln C1 g ton 1100 1400 Aughinbaugh Way F7 Eclipse Ct D2 Marcuse St F8 Sea View Pkwy F6 2100 Way Avington Rd F6 Edison Ct G4 Marianas Ln F8 Seaborn Ct E3 1100 3200 Avocet Ct C2 Egret Ct C2 Marina Dr H4 Seagull Ln B2 Avondale Landing F7 El Capitan Ct E3 Marina Village Pkwy D2 Seattle Rd A1 1600 Azalea Dr F8 El Paseo F8 Mariner Square Dr C1 Seminary Ave G8 2500 Mariner Square Loop C1 1000 B El Portal F8 Shamrock Ln E7 1500 B St G9 El Sereno F8 Marion Ct B3 Shaner Dr E8 1500 C6,G6 BAYFARM ISLAND BIKE BRIDGE AREA 7 1000 Bainbridge C2 Ellen Crag Ave E3 Market St Shannon Cir E7 400 2600 Balboa Ct F6 Ellis Ct D2 Mars B1 Sharon Rd E7 1300 Bali Ln F8 Elm St G3 Marshall Way C3 Shasta B1 Ballena Blvd B3 Emeric Ln B2 Marti Rae Ct F4 Sheffield Rd F6,F7 300 3100 1400 3300 Ballena Isle B3 Emerson Ter E4 Mastick Ct D3 Sheffield Way F7 900 Balleybay Cir E7 Encinal Ave C6,E4,G5 Matson Ln C1 Shell Gate Pl D4 2400 1200 Bannister Ct E7 Encounter Bay F7 Mayport Cir C1 Shell Gate Rd D4 2800 Barbers Point Rd B1 Ennis Pl E6 McDonnel Rd E8 Shepardson Ln F6 Barker Ct D2 Ennismore Ct F7 McKay Ave C3 Sherman St E3 300 1100 Barnegate Bay F7 Entrance Rd E3 McMurty Ct E7 Sherwood Ln F6 2600 McSherry Ln G8 Barry Ct E7 Esterbrook Ct C3, D3 Shore Line Dr E5 A D E M A L A F O Y T I C 300 1300 Bartlett Dr D2 Eugenia Ct F8 McSherry Way G8 Shorepoint Ct D4 D N A L K A O F O Y T I C Basinside Way F7 Evans Ct E7 Mecartney Rd F8 Siegfried Ln C2 2700 2800 1000 Bay Edge Rd E8 Evelyn Ct F5 Melrose Ave G8 Silva Ln G9 3299 Bay Park Ter F6 Everett St G4 Memphis Ln C2 Singleton Ave B1 2900 Meyers Ave H6 Bay St D3 F Skyhawk St B2 300 900 Bayo Vista Ave H5 Fair Haven Rd D4 Millington Ct E7 Smith Ct B7 3000 900 3200 Bayview Dr B6,F6 Fair Oaks Ave D3 Mingo Ln G8 Solomon Ln F8 Baywalk Rd F7 Fairview Ave H5 Minturn St E3 South Loop Rd G9 Baywood Rd F7 Fairway Pl G8 Miranda Ct F8 Southwood Dr H5 Beach Rd G8 Fallon Ln B2 Mitchell Ave C1 Souza Ct F8 Beaufort Harbor G7 Ferndell Walk E5 Monarch St A1 Spalding Sq B2 Begonia Dr G8 Fernside Blvd C6,H4,H6 Monte Vista Ave H5 Spruce St B2 Belmont Pl F8 Ferro Ct F8 Montego Bay E7 St Charles St D3 Aeolian Belmont Way F8 Ferry Point A2 Monteray Cir B1 St Margaret Ct G4 Yacht Club Benedict Ct E7 Fiji Ln F8 Moonlight Terr A1 Stanbridge Ct F7 Benton St E3 Fillmore St B6,G5 Moore Ct E7 Stanbridge Ln F7 Berkshire Rd F6 Fir Ave F8 Moreland Dr G4 Stanford St F3 BAY FARM ISLAND Tullamore BICYCLE BRIDGE See Inset Bertero Ct B2 Fir Pl F8 Morton St E3 Stanton St E3 Ennis Bertero Sq B2 Fitch Ct D2 Mosley Ave B1,B2 Stardust Pl A1 Bette St C1 Fitchburg Ave G8 Moss Pt F7 Stargell (Willie) Ave C2 Castlebar Bird Ct D2 Fletcher Ct D2 Mound St G5 Sterling Ave H5 Killarney WOOD BRIDGE Biscay Bay F7 Flint Dr B1 Mount Hood Dr C1 Steuben Bay F7 2700 Bishop St G5 Flora Vista F8 Mount Hood Ln C1 Stewart Ct D2 Aeolian Callan Bismarck Ln F8 Flower Ln G8 Mozart St D3 Stone Harbor G7 Blanding Ave G3 Foley St G4 Mulberry St F3 Stonington Pt F7 Yacht Club Justin Bohemia Lane F3 Fontana Dr F8 Mulvany Cir B1 Straub Way E8 Bordwell Ct F8 Fortman Way F3 N Sunny Cove Dr F6 Circle Bosshard Ct D2 Fortress Isle E4 Nakayama Ct E7 Sunrise Ct A2 begs Kara Killy Cork Bowman Ct G9 Foster St E7 Nantucket Way B6,G6 Sunset Rd D5 Purcell 300 Brehaut Ct E8 Fountain St B6,G5, F6 Nason St D3 Sweeney Ln B2 Bridgeview Isle G6, C6 Fox Ave B1 Navy Way A1 Sweet Rd E7 2400 Briggs Ave G5 Franciscan Way E5 Neptune Gardens Ave C2 Sweet Way E7 1 Brighton Ct F7 Fremont Dr H4 Nevada Dr B1 Swift Ct E7 1 Brighton Rd F7 Fulton Dr C2 Newport Rd A1 T 1 Brithorn Ln G8 Fundy Bay F7 Nimitz Dr B1 Tahiti Ln F8 Britt Ct E8 G Noble Ave G4 Tarryton Isle D4 300 non Brittany Dr B7,F6 Gainsborough Dr F6 Norfolk Ave B2 Taylor Ave B3,D3 KOFMAN Shan Broadway G5 Galway Bay F7 Norman Ln G8 Teal B2 Brown St F8 Garden Rd G8 North Loop Rd F8 Tern Ln C2 Cir Brunswick Rd F6 Garden Way C3 Northwood Dr H4 Texas Dr B1 Brush St B2 Gardenia Ter F8 Norwich Rd F6 Thatch Ln G8 Bruzzone Dr C2 Garfield Ave H5 Nottingham Ct F6 Thau Way D2 Bryant Ave B2 Gibbons Dr G5 Nottingham Dr F6 Thompson Ave H5 Buena Vista Ave C2,F3,G4 Gilbert Ln F8 O Thoroughfare Ln F3 Burbank St D3 Gilmore St C1 Oak Park Dr F6 Thurles Pl E7 Gilman Ln B2 Burgner Ave F8 Oak St F4 Tideway Dr B3 Kilk Ginger Ln G8 Oakshade Dr F6 Tilden Way G4 700 595 C enny C St G9 Glenview St B2 Oceana St B2 Times Way G4 Calhoun St C6,F5,G6 Glenwood Isle E4 Ohio Dr B1 Tipperary Ct E7 eybay Callan Pl E6 Gonsalves Ct E7 Ohlone St E3 Tipperary Ln E7 Ball Camanoe Ln G8 Gould Ct G4 Old Alameda Pt G8 Tobago Ln G8 Cambridge Dr H4 Grace Ct F5 Oldcastle Ln E7 Todd St A1 Grand St D5,E3 Camden Rd E5 Oleander Ave G8 Tonga Ln F8 Clubhouse Memorial Rd Camellia Dr G8 Greenbrier Rd E5 Orion St A2 Toyon Ter C6,G6 HARBOR BAY PARKWAY Camino Del Valle F8 Greenwald Ln C2 Orr 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