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Tids-DALY-20150115.Pdf TAGALOG Neighborhood Map Mapa del vecindario 街區地圖 Mapa ng Kapitbahayan K S E M T V P R C I T C H O SF State University, A N A T M H W Transit O R A E S 19th Ave O B V L R A R R E E E C I I G L D S E A H L S A T T S Information S E S V S ALEMANY BLVD T R T T T SAN FRANCISCO E A V E PALMETTO AVE P A L M E T T O A V E Oceanview Village R Daly City 1 TE MERCED IEW NV L A CE A 0 500ft O 280 Station K EXTENSION E M E TRIANGLE R C D E L O N G S T C E PANAMA W H ST Daly City D IL 0 100m E S O H S E H N T V E I San Francisco Golf Club F S T L A L E A O L D R I C U R T S S A N N T O V S I A S Y Map Key E H T N A S K T E S P E B E L L E A V E A You Are Here R E S T S S T 3-Minute Walk A C S H N 500ft/150m Radius A A T T R N S A L S T E E A A S C N I A N R V B H BART E U R D A Z R I E A B A L G A W K V BART Parking O E R B E A P N A GUA EL DALU L V P E P O I E AVE A R R E V TA W I L S H I R E A V E S Major Pedestrian L M E V T W E Y N Route from Station - D O 3 M E Shared Use Bicycle & A R T I V C S N Pedestrian Path or Trail E E W E S O T D A L V H I E A V E G I L L C A R E S S N T Daly City D R S C I I O T L M Bicycle Route N E W A I L Station I D S H I HI WESTLAKE R E N LL A V E CR ES T W E S T L DR A W N A V E L O S O L I V O S A V E CT IRE ILSH S W L O S B A N O S A V E H A V E L A L E E H I L L S D A F F I K F E JOHN DALY BLVD E Westlake I B L E C E D F L K N O W L E S A V E L L C O D I M R Elementary F R D F O E E Pedestrian S S R N S S I T Top of T T School D A E D D D N Underpass S R R W A R N T D the Hill W A M N I E O R V A I A I O L A B D T N S R I L D V A I I Woodrow E T E V I T H E T A A V E E A R K R A T A I L R G C I O M S F A B O Y A A P W Wilson A M O S S N N R T V C A T S E A E T V P T T A Elementary E O E JOHN DALY BLVDA V D A I R N R V 82 F A A Y C School E E M S T T A D P O AVE N C E TA R T T V I S T A G R A N D E A V E E V I S A D R MAYFAIR DR ORIGINAL M I S S I O N S T Movie DALY CIT Y MUIRWOOD DR V E Theaters T A John Daly Branch Library O N E M S T L C A & War Memorial N P A NWOOD DR R K V COTTO I E W Community Center F A O P V E A R A L P A V E E R S K T W F Marchbank H G O A Pacic I OD DR R O P A R K V I E W A V E MUIRWO I R L R O D P D L Park S A W V D Plaza I Y R A E R D A K Y E D A V K V I E W E W A R P D R P R S W B L R I A L E A F V S Z E VISTA AVE Westlake D T A L A D JUNIPERO SERRA BLVD K Shopping R V E E A A R M C E L E Center B C O M O A V E N WOOD DR T GAR E R W E S T L A K E A V E TALLWOOD DR WESTLAKE S N W A I W N L M O G A A M B E T T A S T A I O I N D K 280 L R D T I E L I E R I I A C T M G O M S O E W A R S S V C A T T S E E Lake Merced Golf Club V T D E B L E V V E A D A T H G U T S O C I T R U S A V E P A Mission R K DALY CITY P Plaza L A Z A C O R O N A D P D O A V E A R L M P C P E R A E T U S E T L R D S S R Jefferson T L A K E M E R C E D B L D T V D V L B High School A B I S M A R K S T R S R O E S U T O H R E Benjamin Franklin P P I A N R U E C A V O U R S T K Intermediate School J P L W C A V O U R S T B S A R T S T E W A R T A V E Z U A A To Civic Center, N T O I D Sponsored by the Metropolitan Transportation O R A W MOLTKE ST Garden Village G A R D E N L N Government DIXON CT N V E M O L T K E S T Commission. Contact us at (510) 817-5900 or E D A A E G L V E Ofces [email protected]. Elementary School D W E E O W M O L T K E S T R X D R R M A D D U T H August 21, 2014 – Revised A A V V E E TAGALOG Transit Stops Paradas del tránsito 公車站地圖 Pook na tinitigilan ng mg Sasakyan to St Charles Ave Transit ST CHARLES AVE Information Daly City Station SAN DIEGO AVE 280 1 HILLCREST DR Daly City Inside Station: Daly City Station DE LONG ST Map Key LOS OLIVOS AVE You Are Here NIANTIC AVE Fremont 3-Minute Walk Dublin/Pleasanton 500ft/150m Radius LOS BANOS AVE Millbrae Bus JOHN DALY BLVD Transit Stop KNOWLES AVE Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Parking Westlake Top of the Hill Richmond Bike Parking N SFO Elevator W E JUNIPERO SERRA BLVD W ILLIT S ST S WOODROW ST NIANTIC AVE 0 100ft SAN DIEGO AVE Escalator 0 20m Passenger Pick-up/Drop-off Station Area Map 54 Restrooms Stairs Station Agent Booth 14L Taxi Stand Seton Shuttle Telephone 120 Brunswick/Templeton Ticket Vending: 280 121 Lowell/Hanover Clipper / Add Cash Value Paratransit Services Addfare NIANTIC AVE 110 Transit Information Colma BART 120 Transit Lines 121 Skyline College SamTrans Local Bus Lines 110 P a c i fi c a 120 Brunswick & Templeton 120 Colma BART 390 • ECR 121 Lowell & Hanover Daly City 121 Skyline College 130 Airport & Linden Station 390 Palo Alto 28 • 28L ECR Palo Alto San Francisco Muni Local Bus Lines 14L Mission Ltd (Weekday peaks only) 28 19th Avenue SF State Shuttle E • C 28L 19th Avenue Ltd (Weekday peaks only) 54 Felton Seton Shuttle D E L O N G S T Shuttle to Seton Medical Center SF State Shuttle E Express Shuttle to SF State/19th Avenue C Campus Loop Shuttle JOHN DALY BLVD 3 - M I N U T E W A L K N PEDESTRIAN UNDERPASS W E S 0 75ft 0 20m Sponsored by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. Contact us at (510) 817-5900 or WILLITS ST NIANTIC AVE JUNIPERO SERRA BLVD [email protected]. August 21, 2014 – Revised TAGALOG D V L B A D N O H A N Transit RoutesU G A Rutas del tránsito 公車路線圖 Pook naL tinitigilan ng mg Sasakyan M 48 West Portal 18 48 43 44 35 J O 67 T A R A V A L S T Metro T ’ 24 44 L S HAU Glen Station G 36 9L Transit L H Park 14X L 36 19 E V A N S A V E 1 9 T H A V E N ES 49 23 23 3 0 T H A V E 48 S Y C 24 T 17 B O R 24 54 H Mount L Information T U 28L V SUNSET BLVD 9 4 6 T H A V E 66 14 L 24 D S M Davidson D A N D A V E 35 KX PHELPS ST O 14X N 43 52 FOLSOM ST 24 44 SAN FRANCISCO M 36 36 A L I 36 67 V Glen Park BART K R 8X Stern Grove 28 A J 44 23 E 23 29 L CRESCENT AVE 23 18 S L O A T B L V D O 23 14X Daly City San 23 M 44 I N N E S A V E 23 36 44 52 0 0.75mi A Francisco Lakeshore NT E D 67 292 D M O R E Y B LV 54 44 Zoo Plaza 23 R 36 8BX R E V E R E A V E R 43 23 T P A L O U A V E BART Station Z O O R D T J LE D 17 9 L R E 14L E 43 V 52 397 0 0.75km 18 G A S I L V E R A V E UNIVERSITY ST 29 E 44 VAN DYKE AVE 54 19 S 28L O 49 9L 23 280 J 54 122 City College of B A C O N S T N 14X F E LT O N S T 8AX C 18 K A Daly City San Francisco S Stonestown Galleria 17 O C E A N A V E 14 54 43 J 52 54 KX T H I R D S T M 17 18 28 28L 29 122 Harding 29 49 29 FITZGERALD AVE 49 K A T H E N S S T 8X Park JUNIPERO SERRA BLVD HOLLOWAY AVE 8X 29 29 T M 54 P E R S I A A V E 8BX Map Key F O N T B LV DC GRAFTON AVE 17 GARFIELD ST 43 14L 29 29 54 M 52 A N S E 18 29 14X M L L S T 29 Balboa Park BART LAKE 8AX MERCED 28 54 88 You Are Here 54 56 BX X San Francisco State 17 MISSION ST McLaren 56 29 J K 8 8 29 17 C 54 Park 18 M 14 8BX 54 9 University @ 19th Ave RANDOLPH ST N A P L E S S T 3-Minute Walk E B R OA D S T PLYMOUTH AVE D VISITACION56 AVE 43 49 54 88 91 J Parkmerced L V Fort O M B 14L 9 9L 500ft/150m Radius M 17 28 28L 29 91 E C H Y 8X LAKE MERCED BLVD N Funston N A 8BX 8X BART M 54 M 43 56 U 122 28L E 88 43 I San Francisco 54 L 56 Olympic R A 14X WAY 8X 8X 56 BART O D Golf Club T Golf Club G 8BX SANTOS ST R A 130 IC ACTON H Doelger 3 C 397 - AK 9 Bayshore 28 M 121 O RI SCHWERIN ST I ECR 121 D G E N E V A A V E N H A N O V E R S T G Caltrain E Senior W D Caltrain A BLVD 8AX L R K Center 120 LL Cow SKYLINE BLVD I Daly City Station TEMPLETON H Palace 130 BELLEVUE AVE S 121 KX J Muni Metro Light Rail 120 Y 500 John DalyDaly Blvd, City Daly BARTCity 110 ALTA VISTA W A Pacic 292 BAYSHORE FWY SAN FRANCISCO BAY 110 120 121 Westlake Shopping P A R K P L A Z A ECR 28 Muni Bus 110 120 121 Plaza Center T Top of the Hill 130 ECR S 130 Lake 130 ECR SamTrans Bus 130 122 Merced BAYSHORE BLVD 120 N Mission 120 121 130 ECR L L O 14 28 28 54 Golf & I JOHN DALY BLVD HILLSIDE BLVD E 121 S Plaza T Country S A I 28 Route Terminus M H G X L E L C L S O U T Club M 14 14 14 14 28 BART28 54 110 A To Jack London Square D San Bruno D Shared Use Bicycle & S U 122 8 7 T H S T Mountain State Park BRISBANE O X 101 U Pedestrian Path or Trail D R ECR O R A N G E S T T E C H 9 0 T H S T G Civic A DALY Colma BART 292 T Center Ferry Terminal E ST 122 130 A E M ET 130 V CITY 121 AR K 397 E 38 112 118 120 121 WASHINGTON ST CHESTER ST 122 130 ECR Seton SAN PEDROHILL RD 120 EASTMOOR AVE Medical 121 BART City Center 122 COLMA Hall Skyline E V 38 Y A ECR Plaza 121 W N 397 S K Y L I N E DF R Shopping A V S E I 112 E HILLSIDE BLVD O Center 121 L N L I U L 280 C L 292 T U A Y 118 H S Metro M KX K I N S G A T E A V E O Serramonte R South San Francisco BART 120 E Serra A 110 L D San Francisco Bay Ferry 122 V Shopping Center 120 Center 122 131 L 121 B O 112 L E 112 120 121 122 131 D R ECR M O 118 I BART H 120 S S D S Y S LV I O A ERRAMONTE B N B Ferry R 38 l D D i 122 Crown E Y B L V Terminal H I C K a Oyster rancisc r Colony Sign Hill F o T G 131 131 397 San B ay Point AT 121 112 E Park W H I C Marina 110 112 C K E Y 131 292 A Kaiser A B L JUNIPERO SERRA BLVD LONGVIEW DR V North County Y L D 112 L 133 A Hospital D 121 Government N R 122 131 118 B G 280 Center 110 L V E L E SOUTH D D L 131 G R A N D A V E V J 38 V E U A L R N City E B T I ECR 121 P D SAN FRANCISCO E Y B Hall A Fairmont R E L O E N V L I N D E N AV E K South San Francisco D V PACIFIC A Shopping S Buri Buri BADEN AVE C L E A I Orange P R Caltrain S Center 122 R H Shopping E E A Park OCEAN F R ECR G 397 112 King Plaza W Center D N MONTEREY RD Y O D A 140 Y R Shopping V O O KX R L 140 R EL CAMINO REAL 121 B D Center South 140 38 A V K I Manor INVERNESS DR N G H L D R Golden San Francisco 122 G B CALLAN BLVD 122 U Shopping O SPRUCE AVE Gate Conference A O R Center N M T B California Produce Center San Bruno
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