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Seattle DT Map2014 HIGHLAND DR A B BIGELOW C D E F G H I J K L TO WOODLAND PARK ZOO 15 More Pronto BELMONT DEXTER AVE N AVE DEXTER TO UPPER QUEEN ANNE PROSPECT ST E AVE BOYLSTON VOLUNTEER PARK WESTLAKE AVE N FEDERAL HARVARD PROSPECT 10TH 1 LAKE Cycle Share BROADWAY E ST 1 UNION stations WARD ST WARD QUEEN WARD 6 PL 99 E PL CHANDLER’S E AVE AVE E AVE ANNE FAIRVIEW AVE N E AVE 8TH AVE N AVE 8TH WARREN AVE WARREN 2ND AVE N AVE 2ND 5TH AVE N AVE 5TH 6TH AVE N AVE 6TH 4TH AVE N AVE 4TH TAYLOR AVE N AVE TAYLOR NOB HILL N HILL NOB 3RD AVE N AVE 3RD 1ST AVE N 1ST AVE ALOHA ST 1ST AVE W 1ST AVE COVE ALOHA ST 5 BELLEVUE PL E 2 7 2 VALLEY ST VALLEY ST ROY ST 13TH AVE E AVE 13TH 14TH AVE E AVE 14TH VALLEY ST FEDERAL 12TH 11TH R Exit 167 ROY ST 10TH NTE ROY ST CE BROAD ST Seattle Center LE ROY ST TT BELMONT BOYLSTON BELLEVUE A MELROSE E SUMMIT MERCER ST LEVEL) (2 MERCER ST S E AVE E AVE E AVE E AVE MERCER ST O T SEATTLE CENTER/MER N AVE BOREN CER ST. EXIT #167 3 3 AVE E AVE AVE E AVE E REPUBLICAN AVE E AVE AVE E AVE REPUBLICAN ST SEATTLE REPUBLICAN ST E AVE CENTER BROAD ST SLU Trolley INT’L SOUTH LAKE E HARRISON ST HARRISON ST FOUNTAIN HARRISON ST UNION CAPITOL HILL HARVARD 1 EASTLAKE E BROADWAY E THOMAS ST 2ND AVE N 2ND AVE 4 THOMAS ST 2 N AVE PONTIUS 4 QUEEN N ANNE AVE TAYLOR AVE N AVE TAYLOR FAIRVIEW AVE N AVE FAIRVIEW YALE 6TH AVE N AVE 6TH N MINOR AVE DEXTER AVE N AVE DEXTER WARREN AVE N AVE WARREN WESTLAKE AVE N WESTLAKE AVE TERRY AVE N AVE TERRY 8TH AVE N AVE 8TH THOMAS ST 9TH AVE N 9TH AVE 5 SEATTLE CENTER AVE E AVE AVE E AVE 1ST AVE N AVE 1ST MONORAIL N AVE E JOHN ST 5 3 JOHN ST JOHN ST E LORETTA PL WAY 4 DENNY WAY EXIT DENNY PARK E DENNY WAY NAGEL 5 TO BALLARD AND THE BROAD ST DENNY WAY E OLIVE 5 HIRAM M. CHITTENDEN LOCKS DENNY WAY MINOR AVE YALE ELLIOTT AVE TERRY AVE E HOWELL BAY ST 7TH AVE BOREN AVE AVE SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT MELROSE AVE MELROSE BELLEVUE AVE BELLEVUE BELMONT AVE BELMONT BOYLSTON AVE BOYLSTON HARVARD WALL ST. EXIT PL CRAWFORD MYRTLE 9TH AVE CAL CLAY ST EDWARDS EAGLEWESTERN ST AVE 6TH AVE ANDERSON PARK PARK OLYMPIC CEDAR ST SEATTLE CENTER MONORAIL 8TH AVE E OLIVE ST 1ST AVE 5TH AVE SCULPTURE 99 TUNNEL AVE BROADWAY PARK VINE ST 99 BLANCHARD ST 6 STEWART ST PLAYFIELD 6 8 WALL ST 4TH AVE E PL BROADWAY HOWELL ST E PINE ST 10TH 12TH DENNY 11TH BATTERY ST 3RD AVE PIER 70 TRIANGLE ELLIOTT AVE 9TH AVE ALASKAN WAY AVE EAVE AVE E AVE E PIKE ST E AVE PIER 69 BELL ST 2NDBELLTOWN AVE PINE ST CLIPPER OLIVE WAY VACATIONS 12 PIKE ST 7 SEATTLE 8TH AVE E UNION ST E UNION ST 7 CENTER 5 BOYLSTON PIER 67 W LENORA ST MONORAIL 7TH AVE Exit 165B SUMMIT AVE PEDESTRIAN E Union St Exit 166 OVERPASS S E SENECA ST T 6TH AVE Olive Way E PIKE PL 11 Westlake R Central Link N VIRGINIA ST 5TH AVE BELL ST. PIER A V 14 AVE CRUISE TERMINAL E 4TH AVE SEATTLE . UNIVERSITY ST EX UNIV IT 3RD AVE FREEWAY FIRST HILL POST ALLEY STEWART ST PIER 66 PINE ST PARK MINOR AVE E MARION ST 8 PUBLIC BOAT 2ND AVE 8 LANDING WATERFRONT RETAIL CORE BOREN AVE ELEVATOR PIER 1ST AVE PIKE ST TERRY AVE 99 9TH AVE 64-65 E COLUMBIA ST SENECA8TH ST AVE E COLUMBIA ST 21 13 WATERFRONT PIKE 7TH AVE PIKE PLACE MARION ST ELLIOTT E `CHERRY ST E AVE 14TH A E AVE 13TH HILLCLIMBALASKANMARKET WAY VIADUCT 9 UNION ST UNIVERSITYUniv. St. ST BROADWAY 9 Central COLUMBIA ST BAY 9 Link PIER 59 16 SENECA ST CHERRY ST 17 PIER 57 HARBOR Exit 164 E JEFFERSON ST 10 STEPS SPRING ST JAMES ST IT EX Columbia St ST A SCALE EC POST AVE 1/8 mi PIERS 55 & 56 N E WESTERN AVE S 10TH AVE 11TH AVE JEFFERSON ST 12TH AVE 10 250 m MADISON ST 10 MARION ST Exit 165A 15 TERRACE ST PIER 54 James St BOREN AVE WESTCOLUMBIA ST EDGE ALDER ST E SPRUCE ST CHERRY ST PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS FERRY TO BAINBRIDGE 19 5TH AVE S STATE FERRY 99 E FIR ST TERMINAL SPRUCE ST FERRY TO BREMERTON JAMES ST 11 PIER 52 JEFFERSON ST 5 11 LE Pioneer Sq T SEATT Central Link S OCCIDENTAL TO WE R TAXI YESLER WAY E YESLER WAY WATE PIER 50 NTY COU KING PIONEER S WASHINGTON S 6TH AVE KOBE 12TH AVE E 12TH AVE 2ND AVE S 2ND AVE SQUARE S 3RD AVE OCCIDENTAL S 4TH AVE TERRACE KEY PARK PARK PIER 48 S MAIN ST S MAIN ST S MAIN ST 12 Pronto Cycle Share station Visitor Information 18 12 MAYNARD AVE S AVE MAYNARD 7TH AVE S AVE 7TH SLU Trolley Freeway Entrance Ramp S JACKSON S AVE 8TH S JACKSON ST VIADUCT (2 LEVEL) KLONDIKE HING PIER 46 NAT’L PARK Int’l District HAY 10TH AVE Seattle Center Monorail Freeway Exit Ramp ALASKAN WAY Central Link PARK S KING ST S KING S KING OCCIDENTAL AVE S AVE OCCIDENTAL Central Link Rail Station Street Direction S 1ST AVE Exit 165A PIER 37 Train Station James St Freeway Exit TO FERRIES S WELLER KING STREET Exit 164 13 STATION CHINATOWN Dearborn St 13 POINTS OF INTEREST TRAIN S LANE S LANE ALASKAN WAY S ALASKAN WAY INT’L DISTRICT PIER 34 TERMINAL 1 EMP Museum 12 Pacific Place S 4TH AVE AIRPORT WAY S 2 Chihuly Garden & Glass 13 Rainier Square S DEARBORN ST 3 Space Needle 14 Washington State CenturyLink S CHARLES ST S AVE 8TH Convention Center Field S AVE 7TH 4 Pacific Science Center S PLUMMER ST 90 14 5 Seattle Center Monorail 15 Sky View Observatory 14 12TH AVE S AVE 12TH 6 MOHAI 16 Seattle Art Museum CenturyLink 7 Kenmore Air 17 Seattle Public Library Field Event 8 Olympic Sculpture Park 18 Occidental Square PIER 30 Center S ROYAL BROUGHAM WAY 90 Pronto Cycle Share 9 Seattle Aquarium 19 Underground Tour AIRPORT WAY S AIRPORT WAY S 1ST AVE S 1ST AVE stations subject to change. Stadium S 6TH AVE 15 10 Seattle Great Wheel 20 The Living Computer Museum Central Link 15 SAFECO Visit www.prontocycleshare.com 11 Westlake Center 21 Pike Place Market or download the Spotcycle 99 FIELD 20 5 app for real-time information A B C D E F G H I J K L BUSWAY 1ST AVE S 1ST AVE.
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