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NY Metro TTIS Map SI11 January 24, 2013 DRAF T NYT15 NYT14 NYT13 RC10 RC09 RC11 RC07 RC06 RC12 RC13 RC04 RC03 RC01 TPZ RC14 WC25 RC02 NJ26 WC16 WC02 NJ53 NJ54 NJ22 WC04 WC05 NJ20 WC09 NYT12 WC19 WC14 NYT11 WC24 NYT04 WC23 WC17 YONKERS NYT10 WC10 GW10 NYT03 MTA06 NYT02S MDE67 NYT02N MTA09 BRONX Fut02 HHTR3 MDE55 NJ16 GW06 GW07 BX09 GW08 HHTR4 Fut03 BX06 GW05 GWB Fut01 Fut04 GW04 MDE40 GW01 h GW03 CBE09 BRX63 GW09 CBE15 BX11 NJ52 BX08 BX05 GW02 CBE34 MDE31 CBE41 CBX32 MDE22 BRX42 HRD18 TNTR4 BRP03 TNE18 MDE13 BRX30 HEX16 MTA12 NJ51 BRX21 BWTR3 NJ49 MTA11 BRX11 MTA04 MTA12 MTA05 MTA03 BX01 MANHATTAN RFKTR2 INF07 FDR91 RFKTR3 FDR80 INF27 Fut11 Fut10 INF06 LGA INF26 NJ05 h MTA02 Fut40 NJ44 MAN1 FDR69 Fut43 INF09 Fut42 Fut70 QN7 MAN2 Fut83 NYCMiM INF02 NJ06 LT BQ17 Fut41 QN10 Fut81 NYCMiM INF11 NJ11 MAN3 INF10 NJ48 Fut72 INF25 NJ32 NJ45 MH02 INF03 NJ10 PABT MAN11 INF01 MH01 Fut12 Fut80 Fut71 QUEENS QN6 QMTTR3 Fut82 Fut73 INF04 NJ43 QN8 MAN4 MTA07 INF38 INF08 MAN10 BQ06 INF37 Fut22 Fut78 MTA13 QN5 Fut23 Fut27 NJ42 LIE/84 NJ27 HT Fut21 Fut77 NJ46 Fut20 MAN5 Fut24 MAN6 Fut26 BQ05 Fut76 INF05 QN11 NJ55 NJ39 Fut25 MAN12 NJ40 Fut74 MAN9 Fut75 Fut64 WTC NJ29 MTA08 NJ30 NJ08 MAN13 QN3 NJ28 NJ38 MAN7 MAN8 Fut63 Fut52 EWR BMT NJ31 Fut60 Fut51 NJ07 QN4 BQ04 NJ47 NJMT BBTR3 Fut50 QN1 MTA10 PJ BROOKLYN QN9 QN2 Fut62 BQ03 Fut61 JFK1 NYCDOT JFK4 NJ50 NJ09 JFK3 NJ01 GB HHMT BB Fut36 NYCDOT JFK2 Fut33 SI12 JFK Fut31 BQ02 Fut35 SI06 Fut32 BQ01 VNTR7 SI02 VN02 VNTR8 CBTR3 SI05 VNTR2 VN03 SI04 SI03 MTA16 SI01 VNTR3 SI07 NYCDOT MTA17 NYCDOT MPTR3 SI08 MTA14 MTA15 NJ12 SI09 SI10 NJ04 NJ02 NJ03 OBX NY Metro TTIS Map SI11 January 24, 2013 DRAF T Existing Tag Readers Proposed Tag Readers Code Location Owner Dir Code Location Owner Dir Code Location Owner Dir Code Location Owner Dir Code Location Owner Dir Code Location Owner Dir BQ01 GowanusExp@92ndSt NYSDOTReg.11 Bi MAN6 WestSt@SpringSt NYCDOT S NJ38 US 1&9 @ NJTP-I78 (mp 48.20) NJDOT Bi RC13 NYST/GSP CONNECTOR mp .38 NYSTA Bi Fut01 Rt 46 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