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Muni San Francisco Transit map 76X – Weekend service to Marin Headlands Golden Gate Bridge 0 0.25 mi ew San Francisco Transit Map vi te Pier 39 a Ave M G Fisherman’s 13th Ave H Wharf Muni Metro BART/Caltrain Ave D 10 minutes or less Ave B Marin PresidiGo Shuttle e Jefferson 9th 76X – Weekend service Beach Muni Rapid to Montgomery/Market 10 minutes or less Line Terminals Lin Marina Green co North Point Treasure ln Casa B Marina Island 4th l Rico v d One way d Fort Mason Bay 10 minutes or less JeffersonPrado Cervantes Blvd Francisco Beach Powell/Hyde Cable Car California Nonstop Coit The Embarcadero Davis & Pine Mason M Chestnut Tower a Powell North PointCapra llo rc L Avila a a Every 20-300-0 minutes Gorgas y r y o b Moscone Lombard kw n Bay m Underground P lha Rec. 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