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W47 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route W47 bus time schedule & line map W47 East To Columbia Heights Station View In Website Mode The W47 bus line East To Columbia Heights Station has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) East To Columbia Heights Station: 3:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest W47 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next W47 bus arriving. Direction: East To Columbia Heights Station W47 bus Time Schedule 23 stops East To Columbia Heights Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:35 PM Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW 4500 Fort Drive Nw, Washington Tuesday 3:35 PM Wisconsin Ave NW + River Rd NW Wednesday 3:35 PM 4539 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Thursday 3:35 PM Wisconsin Ave NW + Albemarle St NW Friday 3:35 PM 4502 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Saturday Not Operational Wisconsin Ave NW + Tenley Circle NW Tenley Circle Northwest, Washington Wisconsin Ave NW + Van Ness St NW 4130 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington W47 bus Info Direction: East To Columbia Heights Station Wisconsin Ave + Upton St X Stops: 23 4005 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Trip Duration: 21 min Line Summary: Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Rodman St NW Wisconsin Ave NW + River Rd NW, Wisconsin Ave NW 3801 Rodman Street Northwest, Washington + Albemarle St NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Tenley Circle NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Van Ness St NW, Wisconsin Porter St + Wisconsin Ave Ave + Upton St X, Wisconsin Ave NW + Rodman St 3717 Porter Street Northwest, Washington NW, Porter St + Wisconsin Ave, Porter St + 37th St, Porter St + 35th St, Porter St + 34th St, Porter St + Porter St + 37th St #3040, Porter St + Connecticut Ave, Porter St + 3515 Idaho Avenue Northwest, Washington #2724, Porter St NW + #2500, Porter St + Williamsburg La, Klingle Rd NW + Walbridge Pl NW, Porter St + 35th St Park Rd + 19th St, Park Rd + 18th St, Park Rd + Mt 3520 35th Street Nw, Washington Pleasant St, Mt Pleasant St NW + Kenyon St NW, Irving St NW + 16th St NW, NW 14th St & NW Irving St Porter St + 34th St 3312 Porter Street Nw, Washington Porter St + #3040 3040 Porter Street Nw, Washington Porter St + Connecticut Ave 3530 Connecticut Avenue Nw, Washington Porter St + #2724 2724 Porter Street Nw, Washington Porter St NW + #2500 2501 Porter Street Northwest, Washington Porter St + Williamsburg La 2607 Klingle Road Northwest, Washington Klingle Rd NW + Walbridge Pl NW 2000 Klingle Road Nw, Washington Park Rd + 19th St 3232 19th Street Nw, Washington Park Rd + 18th St 3224 18th Street Nw, Washington Park Rd + Mt Pleasant St 1708 Park Road Nw, Washington Mt Pleasant St NW + Kenyon St NW Mount Pleasant Street Northwest, Washington Irving St NW + 16th St NW 3100 16th Street Northwest, Washington NW 14th St & NW Irving St 3030 14th Street Nw, Washington W47 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Washington, D.C. - Baltimore, MD. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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