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Richmond-Brighouse Station/ Newton Exchange Express 6.D10 N for Route and Schedule 301 Richmond-Brighouse Station/ Newton Exchange Express 6.d10 N For route and schedule CMBC Service Planning A 900 1,800 3,600 5,400 7,200 84th Ave -0 0:::: 72nd Ave Westminster Hw Saba Rd ~ ~ -00 cgs::OlI .""0 - ....J..m Richmond 0:: if) oZ Centre C"') a5 -+\-1 o ~ (1» Z (J) co:::J I Anderson Rd Sea Bus/Ferry Route Terminus/Scheduled Stop SkyTrain Station !Ii West Coast Express Station 319 Scott Road Station/ Scott Road Station Newton Exchange o.~ Bay 3: 319 Newton Exchange ATTACHMENT A June 2008 N II For route and schedule Page 2 of 5 information, visit www.translink.bc.ca CMBC Service Planning A 1,300 1,950, Meters Legend Expo Sky train Line Millennium Skytrain Line CD ® Route Terminus/Scheduled Stop Skytrain Station () (j) Scottsdale Exchange :S Bay 4: 319 Newton Exchange o .....N (f) "0 Newton Exchange c: N Bay 4: 319 Scott Road Station N 72nd Ave ~~--------~----~--~ 601 Bridgeport Station/South Delta/Boundary Bay 6.010 N ATTACHMENT A September 2009 TRAN Page 3 of 5 For route and schedule information, visit www.translink.ca CMBC Service Planning 1,000 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 LEGEND A SkyTrain i I Millennium Line Expo Line Canada Line West Coast Express Sea Bus/Ferry Route Terminus/Scheduled Stop SkyTrain Station Ii West Coast Express Station South Delta Exchange Bay 1: 601 Bridgeport Station Bay 2: 601 South Delta 601 Boundary Bay Peak hours only 1a Ave @ 67th Ave 601 Bridgeport Station 620 Tsawwassen Ferry/ Bridgeport Station b.d® N ATTACHMENT A September 2009 For route and schedule Page 4 of 5 information, visit www.translink.ca CMBC Service Planning 495 990 1.980 2,970 3.960 A Meters SkyTrain Canada Line SkyTrain Station CfXID Route Terminus/Scheduled Stop 640 Scott Road Station/ Scott Road Station &010 Ladner Exchange April 2009 N For route and schedule information, visit www.translink.bc.ca CMBC Service Planning 500 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 A Meters ® ladnCe? Exchange U5 m s B 0 '"(0 Ladner Trunk Rd Ladner Exchange Bay 3: 640 Scott Road Station Legend ~ Regular Routing ~ Limited Service -u0 Expo Skytrain Line WI Millennium Skytrain Line ~~ Expo/Millennium Skytrain O1 m oZ CD ® Route Terminus/Scheduled Stop ........ -1 Skytrain Station (1» .
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