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Transit Routes Contra Costa College Transit Center San Pablo See Other Side for Stops Transit Information J 80 90 70 71 N D P LA M O K W 29 R I C H Y D R A L D Pinole Vista Y 71 G E R W F I T Z K Center Richmond P C3 LA JX D YMCA B A N K S D R Country Club N J O GIANT RD JPX M 18 LYNX H R C I D J 71 R E E V D Pinole Vista I 16 A S 17 Crossings 70 E Hilltop K O A Lake J E N K I N S W Y L L B LA A Hilltop Lake 18 A 71 P P 0.25mi SAN FRANCISCO BAY N Park P 0 J Richmond ParkwayI A A S D W I L L I A R R N M S D R 18 N O J A Transit Center W Y M Parchester R A A 0 D 0.5km Park W LA Y P S E D K O O L LA 70 71 LA R R T Hilltop Mall Hilltop L D L L C3 I Shopping Center L E Plaza J R H A M 80 R K W A Y D Post Ofce E Ctr. P A 16 17 18 J M U JPX V 76 L Hilltop Green L A P 71 O B A N L T Park R O H I L T A N T N S T R 72 J E D C E R R K R 11 T H S T L P A I L D M LA O P R T JX I L L T B E LA H R O LA E L S O B R A N T E E Hilltop Park L V A A RICHMOND PKWY B JPX D R P I G R O O M N A O E WY R E BROADWAY AVE L 76 L D M B R LYNX O E I A B N A G M P 76 H A A -MIN WA N L M 3 K R A D D S 70 Contra Costa College G I A N T R D R R D Rolling Hills Memorial Park O S H A N E D R 72 N Transit Center I Contra Cemetery 71 76 M 71 R LA A D Costa Y C S A L 72 U College Fairmead D W E P 71 72 72R 74 76 R D M A Park N C S A R I C3 E P D Y P R C3 O A Y M A 71 M El Portal 74 E L O D A M L B L R International P 74 P A D 74 O S A N R R B R O O K S I D E D R Marketplace T A L D 74 R 74 74 72 L L I N G W O O D D O 90 70 R 80 72R R O A D 2 0 72 R D 76 A M D D S A N P A B L O EL PORTAL DR B L O V 29 P A L SAN PABLO AVE S A N B L John Hubert North L L Davis Park Princeton Richmond I 76 R St. Joseph’s Plaza Ballpark M Post U L Cemetry LA R 74 Ofce City Hall M A R K E T A V E M A R K E T A V E RICHMOND PKWY County 76 80 Housing 72 Authority 76 72R FRED JACKSON WAY C H U R C H L N N O R T H R I C H M O N D E V A N S A V E Contra Costa Shields Reid 2 3 R D S T 70 Health Center Park 70 VA L E R D J Alvarado Comm. Ctr. 71 Park JX T U L A R E A V E SAN PABLO AVE JPX R H E E M A V E LYNX A R 70 L R H E E M A V E I 7 N T H G T O S T 1 8 T H S T 74 N Wildcat Canyon LA B Regional Park MCBRYDE AVE L Belding M C B R Y D E A V E V T Park D S 1 3 T H S T O Wendell Park R 90 E T V S 70 A A Post L O C N Lucas Ofce A 76 GARVIN AVE O L Park G A R V I N A V E S Wood 80 P E N N S Y LVA N I A AV E Park 72 Richmond Station P E N N S Y L V A N I A A V E 2 3 R D S T 7 T H S T 71 1 6 T H S T 72R 1 9 T H S T HARBOUR WAY 70 71 72M 74 76 RICHMOND PKWY R I C H M O N D 29 2 2 N D S T A Post R L Ofce I Richmond Richmond N Amtrak BART Tiller G 74 Auditorium Art Center T B A R R E T T A V E Park O N Richmond Museum 3 0 T H S T 3 7 T H S T Of History Kaiser Employment City Hall Mira Vista B Social Senior L N E V I N A V E Nevin Security 71 Civic BARRETT AVE V Hospital Dev. Dept. Park E T T A V E D Park Center Center B A R R MACDONALD AVE 72M 76 70 74 72M H M A R I N A W A Y N E V I N A V E Tassajara MACDONALD AVE H Poinsett 6 T H S T East Bay Ctr Richmond Park S 1 6 T H S T Park Mira Vista Golf Atchison for the Memorial 71 PAL Chevron Park 7 H & Country Club Research Ctr. Park Performing Post Ofce Recreation J Arts Richmond 72M City Ctr. Nicholl Park Center 7 E D Co. Health Ctr. JX G B L V V C U T T I N M A Superior Court A CD 72M JPX O D N A L O H I O A V E O H I O A V E Canyon Trail Park V D S LYNX B L G T 3 N O I N D S 2 3 R D S T A R L B L V D R 7 A 76 T El Cerrito del Norte Station R Boorman H LA 72M R A S 72M G Park CARLSON BLVD T 71 7 72 76 72M 72R Comm. H 80 T 74 John F. 90 U 40 Ctr. Post Ofce O Kennedy S Martin Luther J JX JPX 40 Park 29 King Jr. Park CUTTING BLVD RAILROAD AV W C U T T I N G B L V D 76 E V 40 40 90 80 A 29 BART CUTTING BLVD O HILL ST R E R H Comm. Abraham O T The Plunge Ctr. Plaza 1 P MARINA WAY SOUTH Park Braxton 7 Park SAN PABLO AVE HARBOUR WAY SOUTH 74 G 80 Hillside W R I G H T A V E 71 P O T R E R O A V E Castro Natural M RICHMOND ST A DHS Park Area R Harbor I N Booker T. Anderson Knox A Gate Ctr. B Jr. Park Regional A S 4 7 T H S T Y Community C Police Station R E G A T T A B L V D L Shoreline A P Center E L C E R R I T O N M A N I L A A V E A R E G K Post W A R L A H T N LA T Univ. of Cal. E Post T Y Ofce B A T L 74 T Ofce V V D Richmond Field Stn. Casa 74 B L LYNX DMV D A Cerrito El Cerrito County Employment V 72 Marina E B AY V I E W A V E Comm. Ctr. Miller - Knox & Human Services Marina Park 72M City Pool Regional Park Green Crescent Hall Rosie Contra Costa The Riveter Park Port of Richmond H A L L A V E M A R I N A B A Y 71 72R G Theater Y A C H T H A R B O R Memorial M A R I N A B A Y Moeser Square Ctr See other side for Stops Map Transit REGIONALRoutes TRANSIT DIAGRAMContra Costa College Transit Center San Pablo To To Eureka Clearlake Mendocino Transit DOWNTOWN AREA TRANSIT CONNECTIONS Authority To Ukiah Lake Oakland Mendocino Transit 12th Street Oakland City Center BART: Greyhound BART, AC Transit 19th Street Oakland BART: BART, AC Transit This map does not show all commuter, Cloverdale San Francisco Yolobus To Davis Civic Center/UN Plaza BART: Winters express, special event, or all-night BART, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans 101 Embarcadero BART & Ferry Terminal: Map Key BART, Golden Gate Transit, Muni, SamTrans, Baylink, Alameda/Oakland Ferry, Alameda Harbor Faireld and routes. Service may vary with time of Healdsburg Bay Ferry, Blue & Gold Fleet, Amtrak CA Thruway Suisun Transit Transit To Sacramento Mongomery Street BART: Healdsburg BART, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans Dixon day or day of week. Service changes Calistoga Readi- Handi Powell Street BART: Ride Van Calistoga BART, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans may have occurred since printing.
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