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The RTA region Accessibility Superior Superior 605 606 Lee C Dee Road 225 Howard Purple Line Express 855 856 begins/ends Howard Metra Union Pacific/North Line Fairbanks PLAINES Busse Hwy Howard Between Linden, Howard & Downtown Prospect 225 Northwestern has a population of approximately eight million people Metra has 242 commuter rail stations, of which 171 are 610 616 895 Howard 7600N 215 97 (Weekday rush hours only) Metra Union Pacific/Northwest Line 3 al Memorial to Northwest r Howard 147 LAKE 240 Lincoln 10 Hospital Suburbs 410 okie Jarvis Huron 3 Huron fully accessible and 22 are partially accessible. The CTA k Red Line throughout six counties and 7,200 transit route miles. For 221 241 Lincolnwood Sangamon 26 S Tollway Cent 11 49B Between Howard, Downtown & 66 Niles Center Rogers Touhy Touhy Touhy Town Center She Maple 37 37 22 22 36 Kingsbury 125 411 Paulina 95th/Dan Ryan more information, visit RTAChicago.org “L” train system includes 145 stations, of which 102 Touhy Northwest290 Hwy 290 290 157 Mannheim Ri Cald 22 Dee 85A abash 7200N Rogers Peoria 143 C r Erie Erie v idan Park Ridge Yellow Line W Rush St Clair LSG Sky Chefs er Rd w Lunt Park B 146 are fully accessible. All CTA and Pace buses are ramp- lem ell Village CrCrossing Between Dempster-Skokie & Howard 90 230 241 r Forest 96 96 MICHIGAN Erie penter edzie 147 begins/ends PARK r LINCOLNWOOD Lehigh Ha 3 K Preserve LeClaire CTA, Metra and Pace equipped and make automated stop announcements. 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McCo bus and rail system, visit RTAChicago.org/rider-resources/ Devon f 209 54A Devon Sheridan for free transfer using farecard Ohio 125 125 McClurg t C 8 2 157 h Edgebrook 155 88 Av Imlay Cald 151 157 e Cla For current fare and schedule information, visit accessible-transit O’Hare Transfer D 223W ondale Chicag 6400N Automated station entrance RIVER NORTH Forest 241 o y w 530N 240 Norwood R a Granville May be unstaffed 65 29 65 2 29 65 66 124 O’Hare ATS Station 223E ell r Grand Grand k 65 i 93 w 65 Grand transitchicago.com Preserve Talcott Park v Grand Grand Cicero O’Hare ATS Station served by 241 e 147 65 Navy Pier r 84 65 Kingsbury ENTERTAINMENT AREA serving Dempster-Skokie C 225 Peterson Peterson Accessible station Navy Pier Route 250 Bessie Coleman 290 86 270 151 850 Chicago Broad RTA Travel Information Center: (Yellow Line), Davis (Purple Line), Des Plaines 68 84 84 Thorndale Peshtigo Metra provides commuter rail services to 242 stations 88 Mil 226 6000N Ridge Illinois 36 851 Illinois Children’s Canfield area moved C (UP-NW), and Davis St./Evanston (UP-N) Ozanam Elston C C al 36 37 65 29 65 2 29 65 66 124 Museum ROSROSEMONTEMONT O’HARE w r 94 CTA Buses Higgins No au 136 37 855 312-836-7000 • Daily: 6:00 am to 7:00 pm serving LaGrange Rd. (BNSF) Cumberland Hubbard throughout the region serving Chicago and its suburbs. Route 330 Impact Field BRANCH r 125 inland th k 156 ee Bryn Mawr 856 Kennedy Expwy w Cent 53 Northeastern 82 49B one mile 125 O’Hare 330 est Hwy 134 85 Illinois Univ Bryn Mawr 52 Hubbard 12 pts RTAChicago.org Rosemont 5600N Bus route University Cityfront Plaza For complete fare and schedule information, visit Higgins Park New 135 Bryn Columbus Airport Transit System Airport Transit 811 Museum of of Chicago Forest Ashland 146 begins/ends at Berwyn Station Stephens Gladstone B Mawr 11 52 Part-time service Metra Union Pacific/West Line Broadcast Gleacher 136 MetraRail.com Pearl 81W Sat-Sun 88 C Berwyn Berwyn North Water Park Glen edzie 50 Commun- Center Kimball nonstop between Foster/Marine and Michigan/Delaware Conv Center Pulaski 147 Kinzie Kinzie Higgins Foster K Foster 400N BLUE LINE Harlem Orleans 124 RTA Customer Service O’Hare Delphia ications Rosemont 331 92 92 52 Certain trips only Daily at all times 62 nonstop between Wacker/Columbus Rosemont D 303 er Rd 92 146 148 begins/ends at Marine/Foster to O'Hare 134 Airport v Jefferson 5200N 147 Kinzie 22 and Stockton/Arlington(2500N) Pace moves people throughout the Chicago region with Theater North Park Univ X49 50 or Forest Park 22 29 Call 312.913.3110 for locations and hours.
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