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Maryland D C Virginia 130522ngx Silver Spring EASTERN AVE schematic map not to scale TAKOMA MO CHEVY CHASE PARK WASHINGTON, S4 S2 DC DC VA PG Metrobus S9 System Map November 2019 Chestnut St 16th St Oregon Ave Oregon 79 70 Consult other Metrobus System Maps for service in Virginia, Prince George’s County, MD, and ALASKA AVE Montgomery County, MD. This map provides an overview of bus and rail Knollwood Piney Branch Rd MARYLAND Western Ave services. For detailed information on each route, Lindsey Dr NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE M4 E6 52 BUTTERNUT please refer to individual schedules. S2 S9 ST Takoma Utah Ave 54 S4 Eastern E6 59 Ave ASPEN ST K2 K6 wmata.com 202.637.7000 BARNABY 62 1 Rock K9 Designed by CHK America WOODS 63 11 Creek Broad Branch L8 Rd Park R1 WEST Blair Rd Chevy 5th St Kansas Ave R2 14TH ST F1 Chase HYATTSVILLE Circle EASTERNF2 Chillum Rd Nebraska Ave BRIGHTWOOD AVE L1 L2 GEORGIA AVE K2 F6 30TH PL MISSOURI AVE E6 MCKINLEY ST MILITARY RD 14th & KENNEDY ST Colorado Sargent BETHESDA RIGGS RD E4 Rd Nicholson St Carter Barron Kennedy St E4 Military Rd Ampitheatre Willard Ave S1 Chillum Pl E4 WESTERN AVE F1 Connecticut Ave 5th St T2 52 59 70 Galloway St F2 54 79 Friendship Heights M4 60 Lasalle Rd MOUNT 29 Massachusetts Ave 30N 30S Gallatin St Fort 23 F6 Gallatin St RHODE ISLAND AVE 31 33 Totten Rd Sargent RAINIER S1 SOUTH E2 New Hampshire Ave North Capitol St DAKOTA AVE 83 37 62 Nebraska Ave Queens Chapel Rd 86 N2 H2 H4 DC 63 64 Western Ave H3 L1 Hawaii R4 Westbard Ave Ave SOMERSET L2 16TH ST N4 Tenleytown-AU 14TH ST GEORGIA AVE 80 South Dakota Ave N6 96 G8 Eastern Ave T14 American WISCONSIN Veazey St UDC Kansas Ave 38TH ST 23 D5 29 Van Ness-UDC Bunker University Law S2 S9 Hill Rd T18 MT PLEASANT Upshur St 2nd St Taylor St H2 Howard Law Klingle Rd S4 60 12TH ST 41st Ave Van Ness St Catholic H8 10th St M4 AVE T14 42 Michigan 22nd St Rock Creek Randolph St Church Rd University N2 43 Ave B2 B9 PORTER ST Park Rd Lamont H8 Mount Porter St St S1 Quincy St Quincy St 83 H3 H4 Rainier MCLEAN H2 H4 H3 H3 H4 MT PLEASANT ST New H6 Sangamore Rd Adams Mill Rd Georgia Ave- Brookland-CUA 86 American Park Hampshire GARDENS Ave Petworth E2 G9 Bladensburg COLMAR University Rd Washington T18 B9 Rd Broad St/Ridge Dr Cleveland Park Connecticut Ave 64 B2 N4 H8 Hospital Center Monroe St MANOR New Mexico National Ave H8 IRVING ST/ H3 N6 Woodley Rd Zoo Irving St/ G8 Massachusetts Ave COLUMBIA RD H2 H4 D8 Harvard St 80 H1 14th St Nebraska Ave Duke H3 H2 B8 Eastern Ave Sibley H2 H2 G8 H8 H6 D6 Hospital 30N Ellington CALVERT ST H1 B9 H4 12th St D5 M4 96 Woodley Bridge 90 H4 H6 30S RHODE ISLAND AVE Idaho Ave Cathedral Ave Columbia MICHIGAN AVE Franklin St 23 N2 N6 37 Park D8 Banneker 31 43 Heights 7th St Commodore M4 18th St 96 L2 Franklin St B8 Joshua Barney Dr R12 23 Cathedral Ave 29th St 42 Loughboro Rd 33 X3 B9 BLADENSBURG RD 59 B8 Edmunds St National Calvert 52 79 70 80 H6 Dr POTOMAC RIVERMacArthur Blvd St Edgewood St B9 B8 Cathedral COLUMBIA RD 54 Saratoga L1 L2 64 63 D8 Ave B9 Fort Lincoln ECKINGTON Dr D1 D2 WOODLEY ADAMS T14 Howard South Dakota Ave Arizona Ave GLOVER H1 MORGAN Calvert PARK University Rhode Island Ave St PARK Rock Montana 31st Pl B8 B9 H6 11th St Sherman Ave G9 Ave PALISADES 39th St N2 Creek D8 B8 Kenilworth Ave CONNECTICUT AVE GEORGIA AVE 41st St N4 Park P6 B9 FT LINCOLN Whitehaven G2 4th St Pkwy N6 X3 U St H6 Benton St 18TH ST 16TH ST 14TH ST D8 Brentwood Rd New York 40th St Rhode Ave B8 B9 H6 D6 96 CAPITOL ST NORTH 9th St D4 E2 33rd Pl T St Naval U ST Island Ave 37th St Embassy V14 D5 L1 4th St Market St Observatory MASSACHUSETTSRow AVE WISCONSIN AVE 37 Addison Rd L2 90 90 G8 T St 4th St West Virginia B2 Reservoir Rd 96 X3 FenwickAve St IVY H1 92 Foxhall Rd D6 S2 G9 P6 Mt Olivet Rd CITY COLUMBIA 42 43 S4 S9 59 Shaw- FLORIDA AVE 2nd St/ St 3rd Anacostia EASTERN AVE Q St Howard U R St River Park PARK 35th St D1 S1 New Jersey D4 Ave Q St Gallaudet Deanwood Georgetown D2 D6 University D8 MacArthur Blvd University Dupont Circle P St P St 90 NoMa- National G2 Gallaudet U G2 P St 92 Arboretum Kenilworth Ave O St Lee St 70 80 37th St G2 U7 GEORGETOWN New York96 Ave Sheriff Rd D5 DOWNTOWN 79 Montello Ave X8 U4 Prospect 30N 30S ANACOSTIA RIVER M ST Mt Vernon Sq BLADENSBURG RD 20th St/ 21st St K ST K St K St St Trinidad Ave D6 5th St P6 D4 W4 31 33 38B Minnesota Ave DEANWOOD PENNSYLVANIA AVE X3 51st St Farragut McPherson D8 Maryland Ave 38B Terr U4 4th/ 6th St North Sq H St X2 H ST Terr 38B H ST X1 U7 Mayfair Key Bridge Francis Scott Hayes St 80 Kenilworth 11th St Capital X2 BENNING RD Jay St V2 Farragut One Arena X9 NANNIE HELEN BURROUGHS AVE Foggy Bottom- Foote West Georgetown V4 GWU 30N P6 St 7TH ST I ST / H ST 13th St Law Union 90 X1 St X9 58TH ST 30S 15TH ST D6 Station X8 B2 Barnes EASTERN AVE George 92 X3 Fitch Pl Washington 32 E St MASSACHUSETTS AVE Minnesota X9 V2 V4 66 5A University Maryland Ave Anacostia Ave 33 The White D6 X2 U5 Lee Hwy Theodore Gallery Judiciary LINCOLN 51st St 50th St U6 3Y 36 House Metro Place Sq X8 96 Ave DIX ST Roosevelt Kennedy Center PENNSYLVANIA PARK Center Clay St DIVISION AVE 63RD ST Constitution Ave 8TH ST D St 14TH ST 15TH ST BENNING RD Benning LINCOLN Island D6 U4 St V7 Rd Federal Triangle P6 LOUISIANA C St V8 HEIGHTS AVE Supreme 33rd Rosslyn CONSTITUTION AVE AVE Ames St 3Y Court 34th St Whitney Young SOUTHERN AVE 19th St 16Y US 1st St East Capitol St Memorial Bridge East Capitol St W4 East Capitol St Theodore Lincoln Memorial 30N 30S 32 Capitol 38B 7Y Washington Archives 97 Capitol Heights Roosevelt Monument 33 34 36 97 96 97 96 97 WILSON BLVD/ Bridge RFK Stadium Central Ave CLARENDON BLVD JEFFERSON DR The Mall 3RD ST 96 V7 23RD ST Eastern B St Ridge Rd BENNING Jeff Davis Hwy INDEPENDENCE AVE INDEPENDENCE AVE Massachusetts Ave U7 U5 U6 V8 Market 30N Stadium- HEIGHTS Central Ave Smithsonian 18TH ST/ 19TH ST Armory W4 ARLINGTON Arlington West MLK 39 30S 51st St Memorial BENNING RD Potomac Memorial 53rd St Bridge 37th St Library of 32 V1 U6 U5 V1 U5 25 16Y 5A Park PENNSYLVANIA AVE Texas Ave E ST 15TH ST DC General 4th St Congress 34 U6 POTOMAC RIVER TIDAL Health Minnesota Ave 7TH ST Ely Pl BASIN P6 36 39 B2 Campus Fitch St John Philip V2 WEST BASIN DR FDR Fort Dupont 52 L’Enfant Federal Capitol Eastern Sousa Bridge V4 Memorial 74 Park V8 Southern Ave Plaza Center SW South Market ALABAMA AVE V1 Larchmont Ave Jefferson 12TH ST I St H ST Arlington Cemetery OHIO DR MAINE Potomac 30N FAIRFAX Massachusetts VIRGINIA Memorial AVE 90 Capitol Heights Blvd 3rd St 3rd Ave 36 PENNSYLVANIAVILLAGE Marlboro Pike 92 M6 Ave F14 25 Waterfront 8TH ST ARLINGTON BLVD M6 39 6th St Navy Yard- PotomacV4 AveV1 Central A9 30S AVE Ballpark B2 Alabama Ave 5A The Wharf M ST 32 Washington, DC 7Y Arena Stage V1 V2 V7 5A P6 34 30N W4 This map shows routes that 16C A9 23RD/25TH ST Fort Stanton 36 MINNESOTA AVE East SOUTHERN AVE travel through Central 11Y M ST 11TH ST 74 Park Washington, DC. 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