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Downtown Berkeley Station C A R L S O N B LV D EL CERRITO KENSINGTON KENYON AVE PURDUE AVE 72 RICHMOND ST T 580 A Sunset View R S I H N Environmental Transit 71 I Little Farm B Cemetery T 72M U Y Education Center Comm. Ctr. R A Information Y V E & Library A 67 V BELOIT AVE C Inspiration Point 80 El Cerrito Plaza BART E 72R E N T R Tilden Downtown A 800 71 72 72M 79 G 67 WI L DC L A Regional T P C A Berkeley Y R Park K BART N L AV E G R D Station R A 67 R D R N T I Merry-Go-Round C E Z FAIRMOUNT AVE Z L Y P 72 79 E A Berkeley KEY ROUTE BLVD K 7 B L P I E R C E S T 72M G V A D C R O 72R L Lake Anza Map Key L I U N S A G S You Are Here A T P V R 800 E O 65 N U SAN PABLO AVE C 65 Brazilian Room A 5-Minute Walk E V S 1000ft/305m Radius E T Sr. Ctr. E BART S O L A N O AV E 18 79 U C ASTA RD G L SH 18 7 I ALBANY D Tilden Park BART (underground) Golf Course E YMCA AV S U A I N V Eastshore M A R T E Amtrak City Hall Library T State Park E R E C 65 Clubhouse AC Transit V 67 A G 18 S R I Z Z LY P A M E BUCHANAN ST Y 79 T A P K E U Alta Bates Summit R S B A2 O H L O N E AV E G E H E N RY S T D Library L Shuttle T R N V 65 D O Rec. Ctr. 18 52 ENIDA D R P Bear Transit 52 M V A S E 52 King N H Emery Go-Round RED OAK AVE6 T H S T IO G I L M A N S T 12 R 72 Swim Ctr. M L K J R . W Y 7 Comm. AVE 12 Ctr. Lawrence Hall WBS West Berkeley Shuttle 18 ROSE ST SHATTUCK AVE of Science 18 Route Terminus 12 G I L M A N S T 72M 65 This map does not show all 72R commuter, express, special C E D A R S T event, or all-night routes. HOPKINS ST Service may vary with time of 800 12 65 Lawrence Berkeley 52 67 day or day of week. Service 52 Laboratory H 79 H E A R S T AV E F changes may have occurred North Berkeley BART 65 C P 52 since printing. Please consult 52 F Greek Theater Botanical Gardens transit agency schedule Cesar N N N I A L D R or contact 511 for more 52 BART Rec. Ctr. Berkeley MI H F T E 5- C E N information. Chavez Adult School G C H E A R S T AV E 18 A P University of California Y H 3 R D S T Park L G E SAN PABLO AVE 88 800 P 52 Berkeley Y Memorial Stadium DowntownDowntown 51B CENTER ST Civic R UNIVERSITY AVE D Berkeley Sr. Ctr. J Center Berkeley Station 36 P 88 BANCROFT WY 51B I Amtrak 51B 52 E Berkeley Station Eastshore G F D Station A L L S TO N W Y W P 36 M 6 7 18 51A A 52 O 2160 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley Ferry State Park L K P 51B N 12 6 T Terminal 51B 88 A 51B BANCROFT WY Library 6 V 52 65 67 79 88 E 6 7 18 F D A N A S T 79 51A 802 W A R R I N G S T 6 T H S T H A S T E S T 6 4 T H S T 72 UC Clark Kerr 800 851 F BERKELEY D W I G H T W Y 52 65 67 79 88 Boat 51B 51B 72M Campus C H P House D W I G H T W Y 36 A1 851 800 851 F COLLEGE AVE 72R A1 D E R B Y S T BART 36 SACRAMENTO ST Rec. Ctr. PA R K E R S T 18 C H P G 802 79 800 36 A S H B Y AV E WBS Rec. Ctr. TELEGRAPH AVE Rec. Ctr. 12 F Claremont 800 Library Hotel WBS J A2 WBS A1 Alta Bates 79 SHATTUCK AVE 51B Ashby BART WBS H A S H B Y AV E Summit Med. Center 851 12 800 F WBS Ed Roberts 6 S H SAN PABLO AVE E Campus L 88 800 ALCATRAZ AVE BART L M O H O L L I S S T St. Albert’s U Public N F O L G E R AV E D J College 6 5 T H S T Market S 79 T ALCATRAZ AVEM 80 A Rockridge BART R CHRISTIE AVE 64TH ST K 18 E F T 79 51A 51B 851 M H TELEGRAPH AVE 29 SP S A C A - 1 3 T R 12 BART Emeryville 72 T A1 CLAREMONT AVE I Sr. Ctr. 36 N Amtrak 72M 88 L A2 57 Station STANFORD AVE U T H S T E 29 P O W E L L S T Library F 5 5 T H R 12 SP Library K R H Y T E Pleasant Valley I A F 72R N 51A D W Adult School G O A 18 R Claremont J Library 5 1 S T S T 851 B P O W E L L S T SP 802 R . Country Club Sponsored by BART in cooperation with AC Transit and W 12 Calif. College the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. Contact us EMERYVILLE UCSF Y 6 at [email protected]. Bay Benioff of the Arts Street Temescal P 36 Sr. Ctr. A D E L I N E S T Childer’s 800 L E Mountain View H A Revised July 29, 2020 Comm. S Shops Hospital Pool A Cemetery Rec. Ctr. N Ctr. T V 12 A H 40TH ST L 40TH ST SP L M BROADWAY E O Y R MacArthur BART 57 A A 51A HIGHLAND AVE F SP V G City Hall Fabiola E A A V E 57 36 57 3701/ 851 12 Moss Library H SP F MACARTHUR BLVD 57 PIEDMONT AVE PIEDMONT A1 A2 A3 A4 M 29 72 3600 A 580 Fabiola 12 N 3701/ D 72M 6 Kaiser OAKLAND AVECity Hall 800 E 3600 Fabiola SAN PABLO 88 AVE 33 Moss L 3701/ A 18 Hospital 33 Comm. 800 Moss BART P Ctr. K 57 A D E L I N E S T W 3600 880 Y 36 MARKET ST A3 A3 Alta Bates 33 W . Summit 33 G P E R A LTA S T R A Med. Ctr. N A4 D 980 A4 27TH ST BROADWAY 33 A V E G R A N D AV E MACARTHUR BLVD 2 7 T H S T 580 72R 12 E NL 57 V A 29 B AY P L Defremery 802 OAKLAND AVE E MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. WY MANDANA BLVD R 51A O Pool H S Library E 88 TELEGRAPH AVE K YMCA 57 A 14 OAKLAND Greyhound 6 851 L Station 1 4 T H S T 800 12 Sr. Ctr. 18 29 W O O D S T Kaiser G NL R A N D 72R Ctr. 33 AV E 7 T H 14 NL 805 M S T 36 12 ACA P E R A LTA S T 800 Lakeside RTH UR M L K J R W Y Park Rotary Library B L 29 1 0 T H S T 72 Nature Ctr. VD City Hall BROADWAY MANDELA PKWY 1 2 T H S T Boathouse E U N I O N S T 51A V 805 A FRANKLIN ST W E B S T E R S T 19 20 40 88 1T HARRISON ST O R E SH 800 LAKE E 57 MIDDLE HARBOR RD 62 K PARK BLVD 8 T H S T MERRITT A 880 14 L NL 7 T H S T 6 40 OAK ST MADISON ST 29 33 3 R D S T 20 Library 88 E . 2 4 T H S T.
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