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Hamilton 1 201 731 201 681 675 687 705 693 699 669 621 665 Campus 198 B15 B35 B35 39 Cultural Arts B8 1429 LTD 869 Academy Charter Linden Boulevard Osborn 65 School 1007 Playground Veterans 577 1453 635 B35 Triangle B15 B35 New Lots Avenue 787 689 LTD 1408 223 Hopkinson Avenue 579 B15 Osborn Street Cedar of Lebanon Baptist Church 596 245 789 Railroad 879 224 E 91 Street 699 E 88 Street 88 E E 95 Street 95 E E 96 Street E 89 Street Playground Street 92 E Street 93 E Street 94 E Christopher Av 595 Bristol Street Hegeman259 Avenue Rockaway Parkway Rockaway 673 Watkins Street Remsen Avenue Remsen 1505 Sackman Street Chester Street 813 Linden Boulevard 283 Brownsville 687 Brownsville E 98 Street 98 E Brownsville Playground 1523 Recreation Center 739 299 745 769 757 763 801 299 8815 8913 9211 9313 9411 751 9501 9609 9701 731 757 9825 741 9869 Mother Gaston Boulevard Ditmas Avenue Ditmas Avenue Ditmas Avenue Ditmas Avenue 1085 8816 8910 9016 9112 9216 9312 9424 9502 9612 9702 9826 301 301 771 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