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Template:Chicago "L" system (1947)

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Chicago "L" (1947)
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Linden
Dempster
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Main
Isabella
Oakton
Central
Kostner
Noyes
Crawford–
East Prairie
Foster
Dodge
Davis
Asbury
Dempster
Ridge
Main
Kimball
South Boulevard
Kedzie
Francisco
Howard
Rockwell
Jarvis
Western
Morse
Damen
Loyola
Granville
Forest Park
Thorndale
Marion
Bryn Mawr
Oak Park
Berwyn
Ridgeland
Argyle
Lombard
Lawrence
Austin
Wilson
Menard
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Central
Buena
Laramie
Ravenswood
Cicero
Montrose
Kostner
Irving Park
Pulaski
Addison
Hamlin
Paulina
Homan
Southport
Kedzie
Sheridan
Sacramento
Grace
California
Addison
Lawndale
Clark
St. Louis
Kedzie
Belmont
Humboldt Park
Wellington
Logan Square
Diversey
California | California
Wrightwood
Western | Western
Fullerton
Webster
Damen
Armitage
Division
Chicago
North/Clybourn
Grand
Halsted
Campbell
Larrabee
Oakley
Sedgwick
Damen
Schiller
Lake St.
Transfer
Division
Ashland
Clark/Division
Loomis
Oak
Racine
Chicago | Chicago
Morgan
Grand | Grand
Halsted
Merchandise Mart
Clinton
North Water
Terminal
Clark/Lake
State/Lake
Randolph/Wells
Randolph/Wabash
Randolph/Market
Washington
Madison | Madison/Wells
Madison/Wabash
Market Street Terminal
Monroe
Quincy
Adams/Wabash
Wells Street Terminal
Jackson
Franklin/
Van Buren
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LaSalle/
Van Buren
DearbornState
/Van Buren
Canal
Congress/Wabash
Halsted
Congress
Terminal
Racine
Harrison
Laflin
Roosevelt
Marshfield
Polk
18th
Roosevelt
Cermak
14th Place
26th
18th
29th
Ogden
31st
Hoyne | Hoyne
33rd
Western | Western
35th
California | California
Swift
Sacramento
Packers
Douglas Park
Racine
Kedzie | Kedzie
Armour
Homan
Pershing
Drake
Exchange
Lawndale
Halsted
Garfield Park
Wallace
Pulaski | Pulaski
Tripp
Indiana
Kildare
Kilbourn
South Parkway
Kenton
Vincennes
Cicero | 48th Avenue
Cottage Grove/Drexel
50th Avenue
Ellis/Lake Park
Laramie | 52nd Avenue
42nd Place
54th Avenue
43rd
Central | 56th Avenue
47th
58th Avenue
51st
Austin | Austin
Garfield
Lombard | Lombard
58th
Ridgeland
Gunderson
61st
Oak Park | Oak Park
King Drive
Home
Cottage Grove
Harlem
University
Hannah
Dorchester
Desplaines
Jackson Park
5th Avenue
State
11th Avenue
Wentworth
17th Avenue
Princeton
25th Avenue
Harvard
Bellwood
65th Street
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Marquette Road
69th Street
Harrison
Parnell
Roosevelt
Halsted
Canterbury
Racine
Mannheim/22nd
Loomis
Key
Interurban lines
Freight line
"L" lines
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This is a route-map template for the Chicago "L", a Chicago, Illinois rapid transit system, before it was purchased by the Chicago Transit Authority in 1947.

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.


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