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MTA Long Island Bus System Map Und Jamaica Legend So Nassau Hub, Mineola, Rooseveltlloyd Field, Nassau Community College Long Island Bus MTA Long Island Bus System Map und Jamaica Legend So Nassau Hub, Mineola, RooseveltLLOYD Field, Nassau Community College d MINEOL NECK D A to Plainview n to Jamaica 22 R L P 31 22 79 16 a to Manorhaven E to Hicksville A 23 AR H BOR R D Y 22 78 1 6 4 S T YD Long Island Bus routes l LO AV 35 24 L V R AV s OUNTRY RD to Huntington UNION 37 40 to Jamaica 22A O OLD C S I W I L L I S to Westbury 1 6 8 S T 66 35 A FT RD C O H I G H L A N D R C R LIRR 79 D A WINTHROP A to Glen Cove 27 78 ADO N E V N C g Y VILLE RD CHERR PRIV E 17 24 A A S 47 Part time service B UNIVERSITY 1 S T 35 n L BL Y N R D 78 79 EAST GA FORTUNOFF B HOSPITAL N F o LLOYDG 24 27 L VD A 22 V 22A O M E R R I C K 26 78 31 22 L t V 15 24 HARBOR S D OSL AV 22A CENTRE I AV R 22 L 8 7 H I L L S I D E 6 27 47 Terminals 1 7 2 S T Mineola L 3 R D 3 ISLAND OUNTRY RD TE BL 2 1 7 3 S T E 1 H I L L S I D E AV B BAYVILLE 3 R D S T 78 79 OLD C DEPT OF A 22 24 F Q30 T E D R Y 15 1 6 8 S T MOTOR CORPORA V VD AV JB JB A 1 7 1 S T 8 8 Q1 I VEHICLES Jamaica-165 St Terminal AV 62 50 Service to Jones Beach L V Roosevelt Field Mall 43 HUNTINGTON C NASSAU L 1 6 3 S T AV S E 7 E OUNT I L L S I D E 1 6 9 S T (summer only) COUNTY H Long Island Bus 1 2 W 15 16 22 22A 24 79 BAY T S A ROOSEVELT E R N V GOV’T Mineolaineola S T 78 RACEWAY A U 3 6 22 22A 24 26 8 9 AV 93 94 95 Shuttle service LATTINGTOWN OFFICES 27N35 43 45 51 D 43 E 27 V H O S U T P H I N B L 22 23 24 C L CENTER D K Y S E A C GLEN COVE 78 79 93 B C R COUNTY R 24 D R AV 40 41 78 N 8 8 NYC Transit Bus Q5 F MUNICIPAL COURT 15 (Sat. only) 22A E W R O 1 4 8 S T Route travels one way on street AV Q31 1 7 0 S T O MILL NECK M 79 O C Q1•Q2•Q3•Q36 9 0 4 PARK D 22 W Y R L 40 Q M K P K N L COSUPREMEVE NECK D E B R O O 1 5 0 S T OW T D R A D O W AV GT U Q75•Q76•Q77 M 9 1 N O 15 N 1 6 5 S T I COURT O N R D Q5 T L AT E E N D O B L Q12 H A C 41 E Q83 NYC Transit/NYC Dept. of L GARDEN CITY 35 E R R I C K AV L E K N 1 6 4 S T E 9 1 8 0 S T WELWYN F SAGAMORE NY C DO T 6 S S T GOLF CLUB C 35 T 1 7 9 S T 1 7 9 P L 1 7 6 S T K SELFRIDGE 1 7 8 S T 1 R 1 6 2 S T Transportation bus service 93 E E R 15 HILLW W 16 CONFERENCE O E 66 16 Z I Q6•Q8•Q9•Q9A•Q41 N VD F D H E 51 WESTCHESTER ASHINGT CLINT 45 HALESITE CENTER & S 35 35 35 1 6 0 S T 27 16 PRESERVE T AV 1 5 5 S T AV H9 Huntington Area Rapid Transit R 1 T H S T R 45 1 N 43 AV J A M A I C A Y 35 K VD O 9 0 1 5 3 S T E Mill Neck F R A N K L I N 93 B L Q110 R (HART) bus service F D 24 E 1 6 8 S T I R Y RD E L D C O DUNCAN 51 AV YO K MITCHEL S H6 A 1 7 0 S T 35 15 E VD AV S33 Suffolk County bus service L O R FIELD W 9 2 V J A M A I C A O N S Y (Sun. 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