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Capital Bikeshare Proposed Stations - Final Tally ADDITIONAL STATIONS RECOMMENDED by PUBLIC PROPOSED STATIONS Capital Bikeshare Proposed stations - Final Tally ADDITIONAL STATIONS RECOMMENDED BY PUBLIC Upshur and Georgia, NW 94 Connecticut and Nebraska, NW 58 H St. & 6th St., NE 55 NE Branch Library 54 Gallaudet -Florida & 8th St., NE 54 4th St. & E St., SW 53 Massachussetts Ave. & 6th St., NE 52 Rhode Island & 1st St., NW 50 Thomas Circle 49 14th St. & Clifton, NW 38 16th St. & Euclid, NW 38 Shaw Metro - 7th and R Street, NW 38 4th & Independence, SW 38 4th St. & C St., SW 34 Massachusetts Ave. & 15th St., SE 30 7th St. & P St., NW 30 Florida and California, NW 29 11th & H St., NE 29 Dupont South 28 National Mall 26 11th and K, NW 26 3rd & G St., SE 25 National Zoo - 3000 Connecticut, NW 24 55 M Street, SE 24 Foggy Bottom Metro 24 17th St. & Church, NW 23 P St. & Rose Park, NW 20 Columbia & Belmont, NW 20 Takoma Metro Station 20 East Potomac Park/Hains Point 18 Columbia Rd. and Georgia Ave., NW 18 New Jersey & D St., SE 18 Wisconsin & Reservoir Road 17 R St. & Connecticut Ave., NW 16 Friendship Heights Metro 16 17th St. & Massachussetts Ave., NW 15 Arkansas & 14th St., NW 14 Proposed Stations Proposed Silver Spring Metro 13 17th St. & Rhode Island, NW (YMCA) 13 14th St. & Colorado, NW 13 Hospital Center 11 Pallisades - U St & McArthur Blvd, NW 11 Fort Totten Metro 11 Farragut Square 10 Rosedale Neighborhood - 19th and D NE 10 3rd and Independence, SE 9 Yards Park 7 Fish Market (Southwest Waterfront) 6 Pennsylvania & 18th St., NW 6 H & 20th St., NW GWU 6 Dept of Labor 6 Georgia Ave & Crittenden St NW 6 23rd St & M St 6 McPherson Square 6 Wisconsin and Massachusetts NW 5 13th & E St., NW 5 7th St. & Florida Ave. NW 5 Chevy Chase Circle 5 13th St. & U St. NW 5 W & 15th St., SE 4 National Arboretum 4 H & 23rd St., NW GWU 4 14th St. & T St. NW 4 New Jersey Ave & N St. NW 4 NY Ave & 17th, NW 4 23rd between G and H Streets, NW 4 College Park Station/College Park campus 3 16th st & Missouri Ave NW 3 9th St & L St. NW 3 19th between K & L Streets, NW 2 Congress Heights Metro 2 NY Ave Metro Station 2 W St. & MLK, SE 2 8th and D St., NW 2 Benning Road Metro 2 New Hampshire & I St, NW 2 14th St. & Missouri Ave. NW 2 St Elizabeths Hospital Campus 2 East Capitol St. & Southern Ave SE 2 Sherman Circle 2 MLK and Alabama 1 11th St. & R St. NW 1 11th st. & Euclid St. NW 1 11th St. & M St SE 1 4th St. & Franklin St. NE 1 Connecticut & Porter St. NW 1 Connecticut & Tilden St. NW 1 Georgia Ave & Missouri Ave NW 1 12th St. & Water ST. SE 1 Georgia Ave & Piney Branch Rd. NW 1 Georgia Ave & Spring Rd NW 1 New Hampshire & 2nd St NW 1 Van Ness Metro Station 1 Branch Ave. & Suitland Rd SE 1 28th st & M St. NW 1 11th St. & O st NW 1 8th st & East Capitol St. SE 1 Malcom X Ave. & S. Capitol St. SE 1 34th St. & Dix St. NE 1 MLK Library 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Total Votes.
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