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TTC System Map – October 2016 Ver 165C to Canada’s Wonderland 35D to Langstaff Rd 107B 105A 160 to Centre St 68B to Major Mackenzie Dr 17A to Hwy 7 129A to Major Mackenzie Dr 102D to Major Mackenzie Dr Additional fare required (seasonal) to Rutherford GO Station to Rutherford Rd 130 53A north of Steeles Ave 165D to Major Mackenzie Dr 107C to Teston Rd 105B to Major Mackenzie Dr 53 102BC 68A Pacific 53EF 45A 165F to Canada Dr 107D to McNaughton Rd Steeles Ave E 53F 35AC Gt Village 45E 11A 24A 24E 167 17C Mall 21BC 129B 53B pm Steeles Ave W 60B 37C Steeles Ave W 84D Steeles Ave W Steeles Ave W Steeles Ave E Steeles Ave E Steeles Ave E Steeles Ave E rush 60D 60BD 60BD 60 17C 37C 195 60F 53 53EF 53 53EF 53 Select Ave am 191B 37B 41 51 25185 46 165DF 165A 35B 41B until 3pm 105C 53F except 73C pm 45A 195 98AC 97C 60F 98C 11A 51 pm pm rush 96B 96AD 46 pm rush Black Creek 106 after 3pm Baker Rd 167 am pm rush t Dr 60F 60C Greenwin Freshmeadow Dr 53A rush Claireport Highway 27 only 185 Milliken rush 191D on Pioneer 41A 60C 106 Village Rd 53EF Mc Ave Park Victoria 68 17B Passmore Ave 53E 45E 117 117 Carpenter Rd Nicoll Ave Royalcrest Rd Fenmar Dr Dr Signet Cr VIllage 98C St Leslie 39C 21BC 129 96B Orm 107 am rush 25 Passmore Ave 130B pm pm except Alness St Alness 53 Wintermute Maybrook Dr Maybrook Hullmar Dr Hullmar 105 rush pm rush 165 41E 196 Warden Ave rush Carrier Dr Carrier Gordon 42C Blvd Tapscott Rd Antibes Rd Middlefield Albion Rd Dr 199B Petrolia Rd 60 43A 57 Seasons Dr am Toryork Dr Shoreham 107 Cr York York 117B 117A Ave Cactus rush Milvan Dr Norfinch Dr Dr Drewry Ave 35A Rd Markham 134B 125 Cummer Ave 36F Dr Norelco University Mon-Fri University Islington Ave 42 42B McNicoll Ave Jane St Jane pm 102BCD Westmore Dr pm rush pm 41 42 42AB Rd Birchmount 42A 133 Mon-Fri 125 pm Ironside 84D 108 StDufferin rush Martin Grove Rd Old Cummer Dynamic Dr Dynamic Kipling Ave Kipling 37BC am 199B Rd Kennedy 199C rush 96AD 36D 196 160 Don Mills Rd Seneca College: See inset 53F 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