Template:Chicago "L" system

Chicago "L"
‡ = temporarily closed for reconstruction
Linden Central ● Noyes Foster Davis Dempster Main Dempster–Skokie South Boulevard Oakton–Skokie Howard Jarvis Morse Kimball Loyola O'Hare Kedzie ● Rosemont Granville Cumberland Francisco Harlem Thorndale Harlem/Lake Rockwell Jefferson Park Bryn Mawr ● Oak Park Western ● ● Montrose Berwyn ‡ Ridgeland Damen ● ● Irving Park Argyle ● Austin Montrose ● ● Addison Lawrence ‡ ● Central Irving Park ● ● Belmont Wilson Laramie Addison ● Logan Square Sheridan ● Cicero Paulina ● California Addison ● ● Pulaski Southport ● Western Belmont ●●● Conservatory– Central Park Drive Wellington ● Damen Diversey ● Kedzie Fullerton Division Armitage ● California North/Clybourn ● Chicago Sedgwick ● Damen Clark/Division ● Grand Chicago ●● ●● Ashland Chicago ● Morgan Merchandise Mart ●● Clinton Grand ● Clark/Lake State/Lake Washington Lake Washington/​Wells Washington/​Wabash ● Monroe Monroe ● Quincy Adams/Wabash ● Jackson Jackson ● LaSalle/Van Buren Library LaSalle Harrison ● Clinton Roosevelt UIC–Halsted Halsted ● Racine Cermak–McCormick Place Polk Cermak–Chinatown Illinois Medical District Ashland ● 18th 35th–Bronzeville–IIT ● Western Sox–35th ● Damen 35th/Archer Kedzie–Homan Indiana ● Western Western ● ● Pulaski 43rd ● California Kedzie ● ● Cicero 47th ● ● Kedzie 47th ● ● Austin Pulaski ● Central Park 51st ● Oak Park Midway ● Pulaski Garfield ● Harlem Garfield ● Kostner Halsted ● Forest Park King Drive ● Cicero 63rd 54th/Cermak Ashland/63rd Cottage Grove 69th 79th 87th 95th/Dan Ryan
Key Blue Line Pink Line Brown Line Purple Line Green Line Red Line Orange Line Yellow Line Two services share track Multiple services share track Weekday rush service only Boarding in one direction

This is a route-map template for the Chicago "L", a Chicago rapid transit system.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions ^[1],[2] for more information.