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Union City Station Commuter, Express, Special � ����� Sugar Town � 9 T H S T Union City BART Mill �� Estates 10 Union Square, Union City Event, Or All-Night Routes 94 D O B B E L A V Canyon MISSION BLVD Holy View Park H A R D E R R D Sepulchre Transit Cemetery 94 Information Sorensdale Park 22 South Hayward BART 37 G A D I N G R D Tennyson 37 Union City S C H A F E R R D W H I T M A N S T 99 High Sch. 22 37 83 85 86 99 880 85 238 Station M A N O N A V BART 0 0.5mi Garin GOMER ST Union City UNDERWOOD AV Regional PATRICK AV Eldridge Weekes Park 0 0.5km St. Rose Park Memorial Hospital Park 86 85 Valle Map Key 22 83 86 Tennyson Vista W TENNYSON RD 22 37 83 Josephine Kaiser Eden Park Park 99 Stonybrook T A M P A A V You Are Here Lum Lodge Permanente Youth Park Med. Ctr. Palma Ceia Visitor 86 Park Ctr. Center 5-Minute Walk SB HESPERION BLVD 1000ft/305m Radius 97 HAYWARD Fairway 85 R U U S R D Mission Hills Greens Mt. Eden of Hayward Park BART High Sch. F O L S O M A V Silver Star Veterans Golf Course Eden Roc Park INDUSTRIAL PKWY WEST Future BART Mt. Eden MISSION BLVD STRATFORDRU RD U S L N Dry Creek Penke Swim Ctr. Fairway Park Stratford Pioneer 99 AC Transit S Village Park Ctr. Regional Park Bidwell SB 85 85 Park Park ACE INDUSTRIAL PKWY WEST Amtrak Train Eden Landing Capitol Corridor Ecological El Rancho Preserve Verde DB Dumbarton Express S 97 99 Park Union Landing Alden E Oliver Chapel of Transit Center SB 238 the Chimes 120 Santa Clara VTA Sports 85 97 210 Park 4 Cemetery Union City Transit HUNTWOOD AV 2 7 1 3 4 5 W H I P P L E R D 4 AE-F Stanford Marguerite 85 W H I P P L E R D 7 8 9 2 8 2 7 Dyer St. 2 4 Triangle Calif. 0 0.5mi 6 T H S T Route Terminus 4 Ctr. Highway 99 Patrol 2 8 Union 4 D Y E R7 S T Landing This map does not show all Center Union City Station commuter, express, special 0 0.5km Sugar Town 7 9 T H S T Union City BART Mill 85 Estates 10 Union Square, Union City event, or all-night routes. Courthouse Landing Alvarado Park 97 99 200 216 232 Flex Service may vary with time of Landing Park 1 3 C E N T R A L A V Park S M I T H S T 5 Masonic 97 99 216 200 232 Flex 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 day or day of week. Service 97 DB DB1 changes may have occurred 7 8 DECOTO RD Home San 8 4 since printing. Please consult Holly 1 Andreas 4 1 2 3 4DB 5 DB81 9 BART 880 9 transit agency schedule 7 Comm. Casa Park H S T 7 T H S T Ctr. 5 Verde 3 P.O. DECOTO or contact 511 for more 7 Alvarado Park 3 Seven Hills information. 97 7 Park 5 Plaza 97 1 DISTRICT Gladiola N I L E S B L V D P A L M D R 99 Seven Hills Alvarado ALVARADO-NILES RD El Mercado Plaza Park 9 Place Ctr. 3 Comm. Garden 5 5 K Mariner ALVORADO BLVD 8 Educ. Serv. L 4 William A 232 Harvey 9 216 W Park 3 Ctr. 1 Cann Park I N Comm. 5 - M Capitol Corridor D UNION CITY BLVD 5 D Y E R S T Park Ruggieri Sr. Ctr. 2 R M E T E O R D R 238 Don Edwards Library MISSION BLVD N SB 1 City 4 Y O San Francisco Bay 3 A N 1 210 Lowry Hall C National Hall Ranch 99 E S Park Union Square Sikh I L Wildlife Park 7 8 N P E R R Y R D Marketplace 216 Temple Refuge 5 5 Warbler 200 Pocket 8 84 7 Park 232 Arroyo Park Davey 9 Northgate N I L E S B L V D NILES DISTRICT Sea 7 Jones 232 DB Park ACE Breeze Accinelli Falcon Park FREMONT BLVDCommunity Ofce Park Drive Park Park D E L O1 R E S D R UNION Park DB1 California 232 Vallejo Nursery 216 Mill Hist. 9 J E A N D R Paseo Padre CITY Historic Park Park Center Veterans’ Niles Depot Fremont BART Charter 99 Mem. Bldg. 1 Union Deep Square Museum 216 Pioneer 200 Niles P.O. Vallejo 99 200 212 215 216 217 7 Park Landing Creek Rancho 232 210 P Quarry Lakes Community MISSION BLVDMill Park Park Park A Arroyo 232 239 251 U S Regional Park 1 E O Park 180 P Recreation 232 A D Area 120 140 180 181 Brookvale R E P Los Cerritos K 9 Ctr. W AE-F 99 Community Y Brookvale Park Capitol Corridor 84 Park BART D E C O T O R D 210 ACE PASEO PADRE PKWY 200 U Comm. 238 American Ctr. Shinn SB Historic Park Westridge High Sch. M O W R Y A V Fischer 216 232 YMCA Park DB Park 251 217 Patterson Tule Ponds at 251 84 California Schools Ardenwood DB1 FreParkmont Centerville Tyson Lagoon PASEO PADRE PKWY W A L N U T A V for the Blind, Historic G 232 A Deaf & Multi- Patterson Farm Amtrak/ACE Station PERALTA BLVD L 215 217 L Handicapped A 84 A House Washington U R D D 99 210 U AE-F Hospital E 215 T 180 E FREMONT BLVD Coyote Hills Nordvik DR N AE-F 880 Regional W Park Fremont Tennis Lakeshore Centerville C 140 O Amtrak I 200 Police Courts Driving Park Comm. Park VI Buena O Park Main C Fremont Station Range Mission 84 C 216 120 Football 217 Vista Park D Rosemont THORNTON AV TR Surgery Valley ACE Post DMV Gateway DR Ctr. Soccer Soccer B Newark 99 Community Plaza Softball Complex AE-F L V SB Center 84 Ofce Fields Ctr. D Marketplace Newark 210 Center Fremont 212 Fields Ardenwood City Hall 251 239 Fremont Gardens Kaiser P. Tri-City 522 Park & Ride Cabrillo U Alameda Central Dog 120 C E D A R B L V D 200 Medical County Animal Park Park Walnut Ctr. Library Center Park AE-F MacGregor AE-F Empl. Plaza Ctr. Alameda 140 DeVry 232 Dev. Dept. Gomes 680 Newark Service Area Play Fields County Skate Boat University Lido Faire 251 Fremont U Courthouse Park 180 Fremont Blvd., Thornton Ave., Haley St., Jarvis D E C O T O R D CENTERVILLE Hospital Rink Ramp LAKE LIDO BLVD Newark Community PAMF Ave., Gateway Blvd., Lido Blvd., Dumbarton Cir., Center ELIZABETH Center DISTRICT 99 Fremont 239 Senior and Campus Dr. DB 200 Center Ctr. D 232 Comm. Visit actransit.org/ex or call (510) 891-5470 for V SB R Fremont 212 Mission L D Ctr. stop locations and reservation information. B Skate 238 Hub Center 216 Water DB1 N S San Jose Y E Park Park W V R A C Community A E Williams R A C E N T R A L A V E Nature G W 217 K K M O W R Y A V Hist. Park 181 Natural Park U Mirabeau D 210 215 Area E C G Mission A B I Science T S E The A Park R L U Center San Jose V G M B Crossroads D L High Sch. THORNTON AV Holy Ghost V Newark B L A C O W R D 200 J A R V I S A V D City Square Cemetery Mayhews San Francisco Bay 84 Hall P A Park & Ride Oldtown 232 210 DRISCOLL RD S E National Wildlife Landing Newark O P H A L E Y S T Center 239 A D Refuge Park Health 880 R E M Byington 212 Ctr. P I S Park K S W I Bridgepoint 180 O P.O. SB Y Refuge HQ Civic SB N Park Center Los Arboles Visitor 251 Fremont B Park 200 200 Center Olive Hyde L Mission Center Center Sponsored by BART in cooperation with AC TransitV and STEVENSON BLVD Sponsored by the Metropolitan Transportation Azeveda Comm. Ctr. D 200 Newark the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. ContactSan Jose San Francisco Bay Birch Grove 232 Park Ohlone IndianCommission. Contact us at (510) 817-5900 or Pavilion GRIMMER IrvingtonBLVD us at (510) 201-1847 or [email protected]. National Wildlife Park 181 Memorial P.O. [email protected] Mission Peak Refuge SYCAMORE ST Mowry East Admin Regional Center Cemetery 210 WASHINGTON BLVD Center Bldg. Kennedy 216 Preserve P.O. Revised March 21,Ohlone 2017 C E N T R A L A V IRVINGTON 210 THORNTON AV 212 High Sch. College S M I T H A V Blacow Museum of 217 Park DISTRICT 217 F I L B E R T S T Local History W I L L O W S T Ash St. C H E R R Y S T 216 Newpark 212 210 Park 232 Mall O S G O O D R D MISSION Shirley Sisk Newpark Newark FREMONT 216 Grove Plaza SAN JOSE ENTERPRISE DRSr. Ctr. 251 B L A C O W R D 212 Duffel Irvington FREMONT BLVD DISTRICT Marshall Old Mission C E D A R Plaza Community B Park YMCA Grimmer Park L V 216 Park NEWARK D A L B R A E S T Park ACE Newark Capitol Corridor SB Sportseld 239 Park 216 215 217 M O W R Y A V Rix Silliman Park Rec.
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