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9 9 Fixed Transit InfrastructRure in King C1 ounty S 9 205TH T H h t Aurora Village Transit Center 5 I 1 - 4 B 0 a 5 ll 2 in 2 g 5 e r R S 190th N 185th St & Aurora Ave N Bothell Transit Center Woodinville Duvall ell Both W o 175th od N 175th St & Aurora Ave N in vi 03 h lle 2 t D 4 R 175th u S 2 va 170th 2 ll W h t o o 5 d 1 in N 160th St & Aurora Ave N v il le S R i e m d o m n d o s n d n i N 145th St & Aurora Ave N a h M t y t 5 i 1 C 145th e k a C L a N 135th St & Aurora Ave N r e n l a a t i h d o t N 130th St & Aurora Ave N R n n 0 o o o 0 s v D 1 e A v u e v l 125th t a l l d o o 133rd y w t i h n C t e 6 e 30th e 1 5 128th r k Totem Lake Transit Center 1 a G L Northgate 124th N 105th St & Aurora Ave N h Northgate Station Transit Center t 8 9 an m N 100th St & Aurora Ave N ol H 95th R e t l d e R m N 90th St & Aurora Ave N v a o e S v n s e T d o n A ll NW 85th St & 15th Ave NW o i W T N 85th St & Aurora Ave N n y H R t E a el t o ov H h o e N t Y k d 5 r i 3 1 n a 0 v 5 M i l l e 75th h t 5 3 h t 2 1 6th 85th NE 87th St & 148th Ave NE NW 65th St & 15th Ave NW Roosevelt Station 65th Kirkland Transit Center h t t n Redmond Transit Center a i 5 h r o t 1 o P 5 r d 2 u n R a e A S ed h k m NW Market St & 15th Ave NW t o a n 1 d L 1 50th 5 0 4 NE Old Redmond Rd & 148th Ave NE NW Leary Way & 15th Ave NW - I 4 0 L N 45th St & Aurora Ave N 5th a 2 k Brooklyn Station 5 L e e R a L S 5 r h E a S a y t m 0 m e k r 5 s 4 o e m n ic 1 - if I c a W a P m Re a i dm s s h o h NE 51st St & 148th Ave NE nd B i F n a N e l l ic g l C k l it e University of Washington Station t e y o rs 34th v W Dravus St & 15th Ave W o n n u e R SR 520 e W d e 20 NE 40th St & 148th Ave NE m e SR 5 k s o a t l n l t Ev a e d s rg Overlake Transit Center k ree a n e Poin E t S R 52 Sa 0 ha Garfield Galer St & Aurora Ave N lee h t Overlake Village Station 4 W Prospect St & Elliott Ave W Fairview & Campus Drive 2 NE 24TH NE 24th St & 156th Ave NE L a k Mercer & Queen Anne Ave N Westlake & Mercer SR 520 e Bel-Red Road S a Lake Union Park h m Denny Way & 1st Ave N t 2 d m h r t 1 1 3 Terry & Mercer a 8 Mercer & 1st Ave N e 2 m 2 u 2 v 130th Station NE 16th Pl & 156th Ave NE i 120th Station s e h Harrison St & Aurora Ave N Terry & Thomas l l e Vine St & 3rd Ave Westlake & Denny Capitol Hill Station B h t Hospital Station NE 10th St & 156th Ave NE 8 Bell St & 3rd Ave Westlake & 7th 124th Ave NE & NE 8th St 2 Broadway & E Union Street 2 Denny Way & Aurora Ave N Westlake & Olive Bellevue Transit Center 140th Ave NE & NE 8th St Pike St & 3rd Ave Broadway & Marion Street h Virginia St & 3rd Ave East Main Station t Broadway & E Terrace Street 8 4 University Street 1 Pier 50 y h t Yesler Way & 3rd Ave 14th Avenue S & E Yesler Way 8t i C l l a Columbia St & 2nd Ave King St Station International District Station h 1 t F 2 8 4 7 d 1 Pioneer Square Station S Jackson Street & 12th Avenue S n t h o m 2nd Avenue S & S Jackson Street d Stadium Station Rainier Station I-90 e R I-90 L a Seacrest Park h t k e 8 Mercer Island Station/ Park & Ride 4 S s 1 d a r m a m h I h t -9 c i a 6 0 A R m d i I s m h s t h SODO la i 1 r n a 1 Beacon Hill Station I-9 d 0 H l h C t C r 8 l A e I 2 Mt Baker Station Transit Center -9 il s 2 E 0 H t B e h i Spokane h West Seattle t t I- h 9 t 8 0 0 u 2 5 D 1 1 SW Avalon Way & SW Yancy St 43r SW Avalon Way & 35th Ave SW I- d 90 t C ty s o SW Alaska St & California Ave SW lu Ci 1 m ll bi a an Columbia City N F e ah w qu po a rt Iss e h g t d 5 L i k 1 r a l e k e e e SW Findlay St & California Ave SW r D M S h t C I- 9 a a l 4 0 S m r w a g m if o n i t n o C a n t a m o n l SW Morgan St & California Ave SW s e i r s R o h C S A y ir D L l EL p N v ET o e a a E r wca s k n t tle C oal C e Issaquah Transit Center reek m o y Othello Station n o H r old en t I e h - l t h 9 t t N 0 5 n 6 e 3 u 1 w a p 0 F o -9 r I t I - I-90 Cloverdale 5 M Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal a r n g Rainier Beach Station 5 o i 0 s n 29th Ave SW & SW Barton St l 4 a - O l I Roxbury S h h t R t F 7 6 r 1 5 h o 3 0 a n S 1 u t 9 q R A a s 9 i s 9 r I p n o to r n t e Vashon Ferry Terminal R SEDGW I ICK = s h r t e E 4 h S R y 8 0 t M m a R 3 5 6 in p i 1 1 e 9 i r 9 r e t e 9 s 0 n 5 I u n t S R e I r - I 5 - S u rb 4 a 0 n 5 M a r k t r in L a P 128th t K s in 1 S g t 4th 128 R J e th 5 r s 9 n 3rd 9 u M S ay V y a lle A ll In e a m y V te S Renton Transit Center y b a ru un M a rb M s u e a o t m n n s te M r a pl S 7th St & Rainier Ave S e V al ley Is Burien Transit Center s a n q Powell Ave SW & SW Grady Way u o h 4t a h 15 h s H a Tukwila International Blvd Station 1 o V 4 0 b 1st Ave S & S 156th St th a 62nd Ave S & Southcenter Blvd Renton Maple Valley rt Tukwila Station o Baker Blvd & Andover Park W g r S r a e R t C r n 5 r i e h i e 1 t A c n 5 i 0 h a 4 t 1 u 17 R 4th o S th 176th 116 SeaTac Airport Station r ar C P 180th etr S 182nd St & International Blvd 5 43rd o - vi I t sky h y t 1 e 2 ll 0 th a 4 V 1 D h S 188th St & International Blvd r t i 8 n lli 0 o a 1 h s a y V e l l a l a l V li e il s r s O u 200th R R S 200th St Station e n h h t t t o 4 8 n 8 6 4th M 20 a p le 8 1 208th V R S 208th St & International Blvd a S l le 212th y S 216th St & International Blvd S 216th St & Pacific Hwy S w h e t i n 8 V o 6 h e s n i n a r o h s V a t en 4 M B 8 d n y 2 e l 3 l 1 a ki V is v Kent Des Moines Rd & Pacific Hwy S t o s r et e P W S 240th St & Pacific Hwy S James 240th 240th d n Kent Station Transit Center 2 5 Meeker 1 h t C 4 SR 516 a 0 5 n 1 - y I o n l a r t h n t e 8 6 C S 260th St & Pacific Hwy S Ke nt Ka ng ley 18 R d S r 3 8 272nd ley S 272nd St & Pacific Hwy S ng 272nd Ka SR 516 nt Ke 277th d n 2 5 1 y e l l a V t 18 288th s S 288th St & Pacific Hwy S e R S n W r u b u A tf Talehquah Ferry Terminal u 5 - C I k L o ch -E t rn in u o y b e u P l l A h a s 5 V a - I Existing Light Rail D K e n t S 312th St & Pacific Hwy S 3 B S 1 R 15th 2 la DE y t SI h c ST 1 EA e k l Future Light Rail l D 6 a ia 9 V Federal Way Transit Center m 320 t o th s n e d P c i e W f Commuter Rail i t a c s s d a 1 l e n P 2 y o C m Robe 5 rts - 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