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Recommended Transit Network: Capitol Hill and Central Area N e v A a r o N r 26X e u 512 v A A N 50th St a 522X Recommended Transit Network: Capitolr Hill and Central Area o 73 r 26X 67 s N 46th St u 512 Link 372 n A N 50th St C io t 522X E o N n c E 73 ne 6e 7 N 46th St Wallingford v 62 A 48 75372 5X h 78 t Summary of Changes 5 1 32 E 372 N 65 E 26X e Wallingfo31rd v UW • Frequent connections to Capitol Hill Station on routes 8, 9X, 11, 49, and 60 and the First Hill Streetcar 62 A 48 372 75 5X h 78 t 271t S 5 1 ic 78 if 32 49 372 65 • Improved frequency on routes 8, 11, 12, 48, and 49 26X c a 45 P 31 UW N N 372 e t 271 271 • New, direct connection between Madison Park, and Capitol Hill Station (Route 11) v S E A N ic e 78 34 if v 49 62 a th c r St a A 45 o P e r N N k Frequent service in the Pike Street/Pine Street corridor on routes 10, 11, 47, and 49 u a l e A t 271 v s 512 E A N a e 541 34 E v 62 a th r St A • Splitting routes 8 and 48 to improve reliability o e r k 28X u la A t s 512 70 a 541 • All-day service on 19th Avenue E 26X E 28X Lake 70 26X In the table below, the color red indicates a change. Union E Lake e 48 40 v A h t W Union E How often buses/trains come 0 e e 1 48 11 v s 40 A t l a WEEKDAY WEEKEND h t W k E 0 e e 1 11 A s t E v Route Description Peak Midday Night Saturday Sunday l a e e 5X k E v e N A A Link University of Washington – SeaTac Airport 6 10 10-15 10-15 10-15 E h v D t e e 5X 4 e v N 2 x N A t 2 Madrona Park – Queen Anne 8-15 15 30 15 30-60 e e h Queen D v t r A 4 e A 49 2 x w N v Anne t ie e e e 8 Central District – Seattle Center 10-15 12 30 15-30 30 Queen v v 11 r ir N A A a 49 F w Anne v ie e v 10 11 9X Rainier Beach – Capitol Hill 10-15 30 ir N a 62 F 10 12 10 Capitol Hill – downtown Seattle 8-15 15 15 15 15 Mercer St 62 12 M 11 Madison Park – downtown Seattle 7-15 15 30 15-30 30 N ercer St 64 47 N e 28X v e N 47 Capitol Hill A v 64 N e 28X A 63 12 Interlaken Park – downtown Seattle 5-15 15 15-30 15-30 30 h v t e Capitol Hill A h v 5 26X t A 63 h 9 8 t 70 h A 5 26X 25 t 8 40 9 8 Denny Way 70 11 8 40 8 11 B Dten 11 43 8 S ny Way 11 y t t y r t a e S S S t t y t y t n W r r t a a e a S so S 47 Summit – downtown Seattle 20 35-40 35-40 35-40 B t t i r t w r d n W a e a a so J B t M di r w g S e 10 E a J 2 t M n i 48 Mount Baker – University District 7-10 10 15-30 10-15 15 S 10 E g 2 n K i 9X . K L 11 9X . L 11 n 49 University District – downtown Seattle 12 12 15 12-15 15-30 i 2 t n C i t r S B 2 t t r a e S o B ik 12 a e r o M P ik e 12 r M P n e n 48 A 60 48 v A 60 e v 3 e 3 Travel Times from Major Transfer Points FiFrsirtstHHililll Centtrraall Distrriicctt 3 3 t t r r S S d d es es E EJeJfefeffresrosnonSSt t A m m 3 34 4 A a Ja D A Capitol Hill B 23rd/John/Madison C 23rd/Union D 23rd/Jefferson v v J e e Reccoommmme2e72n7nddeeddRRouotuetses Destination Route Time* Destination Route Time* Destination Route Time* Destination Route Time* 8 27 Capitol Hill South Lake Union 8 15-25 Capitol Hill 8 8-12 First Hill 2 5-8 Madrona 3 4-8 ChiCnhaitnoawtonw- n- 27 Capitol Hill InteInrnteartnioatnioanl aDliDstisritcritct 1 Recommended all-day routes Seattle Center 8 25-35 South Lake Union 8 25-35 Downtown Seattle 2 15-20 Downtown Seattle 3, 4 20-25 14 S Jackson St 1 Recommended all-day routes 14 S Jackson St 1 Recommended peak-only routes University District link 4 Seattle Center 8 35-45 University District 48 20-25 University District 48 18-24 4 1 Recommended peak-only routes 7 4 S First Hill Streetcar S Dearborn St S First Hill streetcar e 7 e Madison Valley 8, 11 3-5 Mount Baker 48 8-12 Mount Baker 48 8-15 S First Hill Streetcar S v S Dearborn St v A South Lake Union Streetcar e 9X e A v v h d t Madison Valley 8 8-12 A South Lake Union Streetcar r Madison Park 11 8-12 Madrona 2 4-8 9X A 4 R 3 h a d t 2 8 i r University Link extension 4 R n 3 Central District 8 15-20 a ie University District 48 15-20 2 8 14 r in University Link extension A i e v Capitol 1Hi4ll Station University of Downtown Seattle 11 15-20 0 0.25 0.5 r e A S Washington Station v Capitol Hill Station University of 0 0.25 0.5 e Mount Baker 48 12-18 Miles S Sound WTraasnhsiintgCtoen tSratal tion Link and station *Time in minutes Miles Sound Transit Central CF: Recommended_CapHill Link and station August 21, 2015 CF: Recommended_CapHill August 21, 2015 www.kingcounty.gov/metro/LinkConnections 15006/DOT/ COMM/DISPLAYS MAY 2015.
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