Metro route map

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More than just a bus or a train, Metro transit is a world-class integrated transportation system. A great way to find out how to take advantage of this extensive system as a whole is to check out these Metro transit system maps. Please note: Our MetroBus system map may not reflect current operations during COVID-19. For an updated route map and schedule for individual routes, visit

MAY SERVICES IMPROVEMENTS: As part of our regular and ongoing efforts to improve and optimize our service, minor schedule and route adjustments went into effect Sunday, May 28. View the table below (scroll over to 4th column for updated routes) for all Metro routes or use Google Transit's Trip Planner to see which routes best serve your destinations. For a preview summary of the upcoming changes, Click or tap a route's name in the table below to view its map and schedule. Route Name Last Update Rt. 90 03/05/2023 Rt. 1 04/04/2021 Rt. 2 08/15/2021 Rt. 3/3X 12/05/2021 Rt. 4 05/28/2023 Rt. 5 05/28/2023 Rt. 6 05/28/2023 Rt. 11 05/28/2023 Rt. 12 03/06/2022 Rt. 16 12/04/2022 Rt. 17 05/28/2023 Rt. 19 05/28/2023 Rt. 20 03/05/2023 Rt. 21 05/28/2023 Rt. 23X 12/04/2022 Rt. 24 05/28/2023 Rt. 25 08/15/2021 Rt. 27 03/05/2023 Rt. 28 05/28/2023 Rt. 29X 03/06/2022 Rt. 30 03/05/2023 Rt. 31 05/28/2023 Rt. 32 05/28/2023 Rt. 33 03/05/2023 Rt. 37 05/28/2023 Rt. 38 04/04/2021 Rt. 40 08/15/2021 Rt. 41 05/28/2023 Rt. 42X 08/14/2022 Rt. 43 03/05/2023 Rt. 46 03/05/2023 Rt. 49 12/05/2021 Rt. 50 12/05/2021 Rt. 51 05/28/2023 Rt. 52X 12/05/2021 Rt. 64 08/14/2022 Rt. 65 08/14/2022 Rt. 67 05/28/2023 Rt. 71X 12/05/2021 Rt. 72X 05/28/2023 Rt. 74X 12/05/2021 Rt. 75X 03/06/2022 Rt. 77 12/05/2021 Rt. 78 05/28/2023 Rt. 81 05/29/2022 Rt. 82X 12/05/2021 Rt. 85 08/15/2021 Access Program Access is a shared-ride public transportation service, providing origin-to-destination transportation in small buses for people wh...

Metro’s new Regional System Maps provide a closer look at transit service in the five sectors within Metro’s service area: • (Regional Map includes changes effective June 26, 2022 ) • (Regional Map includes changes effective June 26, 2022) • (Regional Map includes changes effective June 26, 2022) • (Regional Map includes changes effective June 26, 2022)

The DC Metro Map is a key tool for anybody living in or visiting the Washington DC area. There are six metro lines: the (Click for full size image) Stations are indicated by small white circles. Double circles indicate transfer points. Lines running adjacently on the map indicate shared track, in which case both lines are available from stations along that portion of the system. Dashed lines indicated Rush Plus service. During rush times, some orange and yellow line trains will travel on this path instead of their usual path. This is indicated on trains and station information boards by the train's destination station. If traveling during rush periods to stations where these trains deviate from their regular route, pay special attention to each train's final station. Of special interest are areas of shared track and platforms, and transfer points: • The • The • The • The • The In addition to the stations which are shared between lines, transfer points are: • • • •