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February 8, 2021 280 Page 239 schematic map 281 296 397 217 239 AC Transit U Milpitas not to scale Legend SamTrans Donohoe East Dumbarton Express AC Transit MV Community Shuttle & MVgo Kato 217 239 ECR 280 281 DB1 DB DB1 U MV GO to Fremont BART Milmont 296 397 Willow 101 Palo Alto to Union City BART to Fremont BART Local service in Mountain View to San Mateo and commute-hour shuttles from 880 Arizona VTA Transit Services Partners & Neighbors County Mountain View Caltrain station Dixon Clarke O’Connor E Bayshore 296 280 Fremont 239 66 246 Pulgas Washington Light Rail 247 BART 397 San Francisco Bay Dixon Regional rail connecting Euclid Middlefield Manhattan W Bayshore Landing BLUE LINE the Bay Area DB 280 Palo Alto 217 Santa Teresa–Baypointe BART Station Menlo Woodland Escuela GREEN LINE Jacklin Park 280 Winchester–Old Ironsides 296 Caltrain · ACE · Amtrak University Mountain 397 Casey El 281 C 680 ORANGE LINE 246 247 Milpitas ECR am Palo Alto Mountain View–Alum Rock in View Jacklin Longer-distance rail to o Tech Center R Palo Alto Light Rail Station neighboring counties/regions e Waverley a 66 l Stanford U 104 Shoreline Park Caltrain Shuttle ACE Shuttle McCarthy Transfer Station Rail Station Marine Milpitas Shopping 21 San Antonio Homer Crittenden City Hall DB1 Marylinn Center Alviso Temple Channing Garcia Municipal bus and shuttle services Shoreline GO 44 Park Victoria Palo Alto Marina N 1st within Santa Clara County: 21 Amphitheatre 47 Abel City Hall Embarcadero Weekday commute-hour shuttles between Weekday commute-hour shuttles Calaveras Great America Pkwy 59 Stanford Oregon Expwy Louis Stierlin Lawrence Caltrain station and major between Great America rail station Bus Bayshore GO Stanford Marguerite Caltrain employment sites and major employment sites McCarthy Ranch Kaiser 281 288 Milpitas Yosemite Mountain View Shuttle 104 Weller 47 Milpitas 522 Rapid Bus Palo Colorado288L Zanker Shopping Center Sand Hill Middlefield Salado Gold Sequoia 280 C Limited-stop service at frequent MVgo Shuttle 288 40 h Ranch Main Quarry arleston Rapid intervals Arboretum 288 Meadow ACE Shuttle Fabian Moffett Stop U Field Caltrain Shuttle U 47 246 Alta 237 California Ave GO 104 47 Welch on Serra 523 Rapid Bus Palm Caltrain t C St 288L s Baylands 247 288M 21 Technology Limited-stop service e Plymouth America 104 Loma l Shoreline 1st Gold St Connector r Park 880 Rapid Connecting transit bus services to WaverleyVerde 101 Center N 1st Holger Stanford a Caribbean Landess Stop neighboring cities and counties: DB Stadium h 66 522 89 C Computer 217 Alma airfieldt! 71 AC Transit History Museum Ames Vista 22 270 U Great America Wy Montana 44 Alder Piedmont Frequent Bus North County 104 Research Borregas 61 SamTrans Murphy Ranch Rengstorff 104 Crossman Great Galvez Courts & Offices Center Old MV- Montague Expwy Serra 237 Mall 61 Less frequent part of route Dumbarton Express Crossman Alviso Great Mall El Camino Real Old Great Lockheed 59 sman Baypointe Cisco Way Alder Pkwy Great Mall 70 Amtrak Highway 17 Express Serra Mall Stanford University 104 Middlefield Java Ta Milpitas 51 56 Bunker America DB1 Clark Martin Monterey-Salinas Transit Olmsted Transit Center 42 Hill Morrill Local Bus 89 Less frequent or selected A thick line indicates frequent service GO Moffett 59 Champion trips only A dashed line indicates part-time service Meadow Middlefield California 104 288L Bayshore/ Park MV Innovation Reamwood Old Ironsides Great America Lick Mill McCarthy Cropley 288M 104 Fair Oaks Vienna Tasman ver O 101 San Antonio NASA Ri a k Buckeye 270 102 Caltrain s Campus Charleston 40 Moffett Sycamore 71 103 523 55 Express Bus 89 288 Tasman Capitol 102 Places & Connections Bowdoin Stanford GO Main McCandless Direct commute-hour service San Antonio Oaks Fair Montague60 Convention Hansen 40 51 Fairchild River Oaks 44 Park & Ride Transit Center San Antonio Ross Center 66 77 21 Whisman Levi’s Stanford Lakebird VTA Lot Shopping Stadium Research Park 56 55 57 Administration Hostetter School Service Stanford Marguerite Center MV 20 Showers Lundy 247 Page Mill Middlefield Cottonwood 61 Seasonal service oriented to High Hospital, Shoreline 21 59 Seely Hostetter Shuttle Almanor Trade School Medical Center 101 GO 101 school bell times (open to public) Middlefield Mathilda California’s Zone Lawrence Patrick Henry Patrick 102 Clyde Ironsides Old Sierra Hanover 103 Rengstorff Great America Great America Orchard 1050A OCA Junipero Serra 104 Mountain View Maude Agnew Hillview o Villa Mission 70 r Silverlake Lakehaven Morrill AE-F P e Main MV College 20 Oakland C RP Porter d Escuela 270 a 237 Meadowlake N 1st Post r MV 85 20 EB S t Logue Sunnyvale Berryessa s California Plumeria Montague Office HD SE a 21 r Mission Expwy Flickinger DB1 A 40 GO Montague Expwy MC SLAC DB1 40 522 Duane College 59 89 Maude Hichborn 680 White N X 523 55 Intel Berryessa FEBRUARY 8, 2021 VA Hospital 22 Whisman O Y Evelyn Museum Various routes on Mountain View 21 Bonaventura 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53 Downtown Adrian Emma 22 Rosicrucian W Julian 72 Kaiser Museum W Santa Clara y Prusch San Jose 522 Lake E San Carlos White Santa Clara w Wolfe Park 280 p Cunningham 57 x 60 Rose 61 101 103 O’Connor SEE INSET Capitol Expwy E Garden 103 Hospital Grand Park 55 s King 523 a Race 280 Century 25 70 m Mall o San Jose Forest Ocala 103 T San Jose Diridon Naglee State Raging 59 101 11th Gurdwara n University Waters Quimby a 10th Story S Kiely Winchester Bascom 71 Foothill 101 Vallco Valley Fair 72 Stelling Saich Bandley De Anza De Transit Center McLaughlin Tully Tantau Happy Hollow Stevens Creek Cypress San Carlos Park & Zoo Eastridge 39 523 523 Transit Center Stevens Creek 23 S 1st 22 51 23 23 Kelley Stevens Creek 73 26 Eastridge Keyes Park Center Quimby Winchester Santana Saddle Rack 103 Municipal Senter Aborn De Anza 25 55 Cupertino Miller 103 Mystery House Row 77 31 College City Hall Race Stadium History 55 51 56 256 San Jose Capitol Expwy Bird Rigoletto Santa Clara Valley 25 68 Medical Center Virginia 39 61 168 66 Monterey 71 Aborn Ruby 101 280 Cupertino 31 Stelling McClellan 103 Tully King Moorpark RenovaSan Jose City College Alma Ginger Southwest Coe Expwy Lelong Delta Bollinger 25 103 102 25 Thornton Williams Fruitdale Willow Tamien 26 25 Fruitdale 72 San Felipe Evergreen Valley College 85 57 60 17 42 56 Santa Clara Silver Creek Curtner County Fairgrounds a 25 31 McLaughlin g Minnesota 73 o Capitol 42 t Bascom Expwy a 256 r Bascom a S Curtner Winchester Newport Lawrence Expwy De Anza De Miller Lincoln Y a erba Buen Atherton Hamilton 101 Hamilt 68 Senter71 56 56 on 39 Prospect 66 Sylvandale 51 56 Campbell Cottle 87 Hamilton Almaden Expwy Yerba Buena City Hall Pine Monterey 42 101 The Villages 26 Westgate Se 61 256 v Civic e Narvaez n Center 26 Campbell T r Pruneyard Dry Creek Capitol e 26 e Foxworthy Caltrain El Paseo s Orchard Downtown Hillsdale de Saratoga City Curtner Saratoga Campbell Meridian 37 60 Silicon Valley Capitol Technical Expwy Senter 37 Education 71 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Quito Winchester Capitol Campbell Monterey-Salinas Transit 101 Expwy Almaden 168 26 57 73 Branham 55 Diridon Station–Monterey County 42 86 Diridon Station, SJC Airport–Monterey County 26 Hillsdale 72 Skyway Roeder Saratoga Curtner 51 Branham Fruitvale 66 68 Allendale Burrows Hacienda 37 102 37 C 27 am San Jose d Silver Creek 101 en Monterey Valley Saratoga West Valley 37 85 Union 17 37 Hellyer City Hall College Chynoweth Ohlone/ 42 Saratoga Pollard Snell VA Transit Center El Camino Meridian Chynoweth Pollard Hospital 61 Clinic 102 102 West Valley Camden 168 Knowles HWY17 101 to Morgan Hill, 42 College Gilroy to San
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