List of Metrobus routes in Maryland
This is a list of bus routes operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), branded as Metrobus in Montgomery County, Maryland or Prince George's County, Maryland. Most routes operated under Streetcars in Washington, D.C., and Maryland prior to the 1960s.
Numbering
Most Metrobus routes in MD begin with a letter followed by a number but some routes can have a double digit numbers. Prince Georges County routes would typically have a letter followed by two numbers.[1][2]
Odd-numbered routes are typically part-time variants of even-numbered routes. At one time, odd numbered routes were express routes, but that distinction has been abandoned. Most odd-numbered routes operates during rush hours and or limited stops with a few of them running into the off peak hours.
History
Many current routes operate under former streetcar routes. The streetcars provided the main transportation in the Maryland area from the 1800s to the 1960s.[3] Two separate companies, Washington, Virginia and Maryland Coach Company (WV&M), and the Washington Marlboro and Annapolis Motor Lines (WM&A) would also operate on the former streetcar routes and provide service to parts of MD when the Streetcars ended service. In 1973, WMATA acquired the two bus companies along with other bus companies to form its current Metrobus system.[4] At one point, most MD routes would enter into Downtown before Metro was built in which all buses would terminate at stations in various locations. Today, the main MD hub is at Silver Spring station
When Ride On began service, most Metrobus routes in Montgomery County were slowly transferred into Ride On routes through the years as it would be cheaper to operate under another carrier. Same thing went with TheBus.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, service has been mostly reduced to Sunday service schedules during the weekdays with select routes suspended since March 18, 2020. Routes 83, A12, C4, D12, F4, J2, K6, P12, T18, Y2, and Z8 only runs on weekends.[5] Beginning on August 23, 2020, more routes will come back during the weekdays and weekends.[6]
Routes
Most Maryland buses would remain inside Prince Georges County and Montgomey County. However a few routes would enter into Washington DC which was a part of their former streetcar lines. Only one current route operates between Maryland and Virginia (NH2).
Route | Terminals | Streets traveled | Service notes | Divisions | ||
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83, 83X, 86[7] College Park Line |
Rhode Island Avenue–Brentwood station | ↔ |
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87[8] Laurel Express Line |
Laurel (Baltimore Ave & Main St, AM Start; Cypress St & Laurel Lakes Ave, PM End) | ↔ |
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89, 89M[9] Laurel Line |
Laurel (Cherry Lane & 4th Street (AM); Middletown Apts (PM) | ↔ | Greenbelt station |
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A12[10] Martin Luther King Jr. Highway Line |
Capital Plaza (Cooper Lane & Annapolis Road) | ↔ |
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B21, B22[11] Bowie State University Line |
Bowie State University | ↔ | New Carrollton station (East Side) |
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B24[12] Bowie-Belair Line |
Bowie Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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B27[13] Bowie–New Carrollton Line |
Bowie State University | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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B29[14] Crofton–New Carrollton Line |
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↔ | New Carrollton station (East Side) |
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B30[15] Greenbelt–BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Express Line |
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport | ↔ | Greenbelt station |
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C2, C4[16] Greenbelt–Twinbrook Line |
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C8[17] College Park–White Flint Line |
White Flint station | ↔ | College Park–University of Maryland station |
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C11, C13[18] Clinton Line |
Clinton Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | Branch Avenue station |
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C12, C14[19] Hillcrest Heights Line |
Naylor Road station | ↔ | Branch Avenue Station |
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C21, C22, C26, C29[20] Central Avenue Line |
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C27[21] Central Avenue Line Supplemental Service |
Addison Road station | ↔ | Pointer Ridge (Hall Road & Central Ave) |
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C28[22] Pointer Ridge Line |
Pointer Ridge (Hall Road & Pointer Ridge Dr) | ↔ | New Carrollton station (East Side) |
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D12, D13, D14[23] Oxon Hill–Suitland Line |
Suitland station | ↔ | Southern Avenue station |
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F1, F2[24] Chillum Road Line |
Takoma station | ↔ | Cheverly station |
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F4[25] New Carrollton–Silver Spring Line |
Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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F6[26] New Carrollton–Fort Totten Line |
Fort Totten station | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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F8[27] Langley Park–Cheverly Line |
Takoma Langley Crossroads Transit Center | ↔ | Cheverly station |
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F12[28] Ardwick Industrial Park Shuttle Line |
New Carrollton station (East Side) | ↔ | Cheverly station |
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F13[29] Cheverly–Washington Business Park Line |
Washington Business Park (Forbes Blvd & Senate Drive) | ↔ | Cheverly station |
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F14[30] Sheriff Road–Capitol Heights Line |
New Carrollton station (East Side) | ↔ | Naylor Road station |
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G12, G14[31] Greenbelt–New Carrollton Line |
Greenbelt station | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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H11, H12, H13[32] Temple Hills–Marlow Heights Line |
Temple Hills (Heather Hills Apartments) | ↔ | Naylor Road station |
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J1, J2[33] Bethesda–Silver Spring Line |
Montgomery Mall | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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J4[34] College Park–Bethesda Line |
Bethesda station | ↔ | College Park–University of Maryland station |
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J12[35] Marlboro Pike Line |
Forestville (8431 Old Marlboro Pike) | ↔ | Addison Road station |
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K6[36] New Hampshire Avenue–Maryland Line |
White Oak Shopping Center | ↔ | Fort Totten station |
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K9[37] New Hampshire Avenue–Maryland Limited Line |
Food & Drug Administration/Federal Research Center | ↔ | Fort Totten station |
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K12[38] Forestville Line |
Branch Avenue station | ↔ | Suitland station |
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L8[39] Connecticut Avenue–Maryland Line |
Aspen Hill (Grand Pre & Bel Pre Roads) | ↔ | Friendship Heights station |
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NH1[40] National Harbor–Southern Avenue Line |
Southern Avenue station | ↔ | National Harbor (St. George Boulevard & Waterfront Street) |
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NH2[41] National Harbor–Alexandria Line |
Huntington station | ↔ | National Harbor (St. George Boulevard & Waterfront Street) |
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P12[42] Eastover–Addison Road Line |
Eastover Shopping Center | ↔ | Addison Road station |
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P18, P19[43] Oxon Hill–Fort Washington Line |
Fort Washington Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | Southern Avenue station |
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Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5, Q6[44] Veirs Mill Road Line |
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R1, R2[45] Riggs Road Line |
↔ | Fort Totten station |
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R4[46] Queens Chapel Road Line |
Highview | ↔ | Brookland-CUA station |
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R12[47] Kenilworth Avenue Line |
Deanwood station | ↔ | Greenbelt station |
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T2[48] River Road Line |
Rockville station (east side) | ↔ | Friendship Heights station |
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T14[49] Rhode Island Avenue–New Carrollton Line |
New Carrollton station (West Side) | ↔ | Rhode Island Avenue - Brentwood station |
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T18[50] Annapolis Road Line |
New Carrollton station (West Side) | ↔ | Rhode Island Avenue - Brentwood station |
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V12[51] District Heights–Suitland Line |
Addison Road station | ↔ | Suitland station |
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V14[52] District Heights–Seat Pleasant Line |
Penn Mar Shopping Center | ↔ | Deanwood station |
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W14[53] Bock Road Line |
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↔ | Southern Avenue station |
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Y2, Y7, Y8[54] Georgia Avenue–Maryland Line |
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↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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Z2[55] Colesville–Ashton Line |
Olney (Spartan Rd & Georgia Ave) | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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Z6[56] Calverton–Westfarm Line |
Burtonsville Shopping Center | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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Z7[57] Laurel–Burtonsville Express Line |
South Laurel Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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Z8[56] Fairland Line |
Greencastle Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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Z11[58] Burtonsville–Greencastle Express Line |
Burtonsville Park & Ride Lot. | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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Routes History
Route | History |
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83, 83X, 86 |
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A12 |
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B21, B22 | |
B24 |
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B29 |
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C2, C4 |
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C8 | |
C11, C13 | |
C12, C14 |
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C21, C22, C26, C29 |
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C27 |
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C28 |
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D12, D13, D14 |
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F1, F2 |
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F8 |
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F14 |
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G12, G14 |
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H11, H12, H13 |
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J1, J2 |
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L8 |
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P12 |
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P18, P19 |
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Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5, Q6 |
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T14 |
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V12 | |
V14 |
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Y2, Y7, Y8 |
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Z6 |
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Z11 |
Former Routes
These routes have been served by Metrobus at one point but have since been discontinued due to either low ridership, duplication of another route, simplification to other routes, combined into another route, low funding, or transferred to another bus company as it would be cheaper to maintain cost and for another carrier to operate the line. However some routes would be reincarnated into new routes for Metrobus. Examples of reincarnations were the C8, and Z6.
Route | Terminals | Streets traveled | History | ||
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81 College Park Line |
Rhode Island Avenue–Brentwood station | ↔ | Cherry Hill Campground (Jayrose Boulevard & Cherry Hill Road) |
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82 College Park Line |
Rhode Island Avenue–Brentwood station | ↔ | Mount Rainier Terminal |
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84 Rhode Island Avenue-New Carrollton Line |
Rhode Island Avenue–Brentwood station | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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85 Rhode Island Avenue-New Carrollton Line |
Rhode Island Avenue–Brentwood station | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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88 Laurel Express Line |
Laurel (Baltimore Av & Main St, AM Start; Cypress St & Laurel Lakes Av, PM End) | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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A11 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway Line |
Capital Plaza | ↔ | Federal Triangle station (11th & E Sts., N.W.) |
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A13, A17 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway Line |
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A15 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway Line |
Capital Plaza Mall | ↔ | Addison Road station |
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B11 Bethesda Reverse Commute Line |
Rosslyn station | ↔ | Medical Center |
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B12 | Penn Mar | ↔ | Potomac Avenue station |
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B19 | Suitland Federal Center | ↔ |
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B23 Bowie–Belair Line |
Bowie Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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B25 Bowie-Belair Line |
Bowie Park & Ride Lot | ↔ | New Carrollton station (West Side) |
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B31 Crofton-New Carrollton Line |
Bowie Gateway Center | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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C1, N8[90] Wilson Lane Line |
Glen Echo | ↔ | Friendship Heights station |
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C3, C5 | ↔ |
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C6 | White Oak | ↔ | Montgomery College | ||
C6 | Twinbrook | ↔ | Hillandale |
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C7, C9 Greenbelt–Glenmont Line |
Greenbelt Station | ↔ | Glenmont station |
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C8[91] Aspen Hill Road-Montgomery Mall Line |
Montgomery Mall | ↔ | Glenmont station |
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C18 Waldorf-Branch Avenue Line |
Waldorf, Maryland | ↔ | Branch Avenue station |
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C23, C24[62] Kingsford-Addison Road Line |
Addison Road station | ↔ | Kingsford |
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C25 Central Avenue Line |
Addison Road station | ↔ | East Kettering |
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F3 Chillum Road Line |
Takoma station | ↔ | Columbia Park |
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F5 Sargent Road Line |
Fort Totten station | ↔ | The Mall at Prince Georges |
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F9 | Lewisdale | ↔ | Potomac Park | ||
G1 Greenbelt Station Parking Lot Shuttle |
Greenbelt Station | ↔ |
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G7, G9 Queens Chapel Road Line |
Highview Apartment Complex | ↔ | Downtown, Washington D.C. |
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G8 | Langley Park, Maryland | ↔ | Prince George's Hospital Center | ||
G13, G16 Greenbelt-New Carrollton Line |
Greenbelt station | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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H14 Temple Hills–Marlow Heights Line |
Potomac Avenue station | ↔ | Heather Hills Apartments |
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H17 | Potomac Avenue station | ↔ |
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J3 Bethesda–Silver Spring Line |
Montgomery Mall | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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J5 Twinbrook–Silver Spring Line |
Twinbrook station (West Side) | ↔ | Silver Spring station (Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center) |
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J6[90] Bethesda–Silver Spring Line |
Federal Triangle | ↔ | Silver Spring station | ||
J7 | ↔ |
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J7 Rock Spring Park Express Line |
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J7, J9 I–270 Express Line |
Lakeforest Mall | ↔ | Bethesda station |
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J8 | Wheaton Plaza | ↔ | Beltway Plaza Mall | ||
J8 I–270 Express Line |
Lakeforest Mall | ↔ | Bethesda station |
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J11, J13 Marlboro Pike Line |
↔ | Forestville (8431 Old Marlboro Pike) |
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J14, J15 Marlboro Pike Line |
Addison Road station | ↔ | Ritchie |
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J16 Marlboro Pike Line |
Potomac Avenue station | ↔ |
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K5, K8 New Hampshire Avenue Line[96] |
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K7, K9 | Tamarack | ↔ |
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K11 Forestville Line |
Penn Mar Shopping Center | ↔ | Potomac Avenue station |
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K13 Forestville Line |
Penn Mar Shopping Center | ↔ | Suitland station |
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K14 Forestville Line |
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K17[86] | ↔ | ||||
K18 | Upper Marlboro, Maryland | ↔ | Fairfax Village | ||
K19 Forestville Line |
Potomac Avenue station | ↔ | Penn Mar |
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L6 | Wheaton station | ↔ | Van Ness–UDC station | ||
L7 Connecticut Avenue-Maryland Line |
Wheaton station | ↔ | Friendship Heights station |
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M11 Suitland Line |
Potomac Avenue station | ↔ | Suitland station |
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M12 | ↔ | ||||
N11, N13 Branch Avenue-King Street Express Line |
↔ | King Street–Old Town station |
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NH3 National Harbor–Southern Avenue Line |
Southern Avenue station | ↔ | National Harbor (St. George Boulevard & Waterfront Street) |
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P13 Oxon Hill-Pentagon Line |
Pentagon station | ↔ | Eastover Shopping Center |
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P17 Oxon Hill–Fort Washington Line |
Farragut Square | ↔ | Fort Washington Park & Ride Lot |
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Q1 Veirs Mill Road Line |
Rockville | ↔ | Silver Spring station |
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Q3 | Glenmont | ↔ | Aspen Hill |
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Q4 Randolph Road Line |
Wheaton station | ↔ | Rockville |
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Q5, Q9 | Glenmont station | ↔ | Federal Triangle | ||
Q7 | Montgomery Village | ↔ | Federal Triangle | ||
Q8[101] Veirs Mill Road Line |
Silver Spring station | ↔ |
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R3 Greenbelt-Prince George's Plaza Line |
Greenbelt Station | ↔ | Prince George's Plaza Station |
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R5 | Fort McNair | ↔ | Kennedy Center | ||
R5 Riggs Road Line |
Fort Totten station | ↔ | Calverton |
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R6, R7 Queens Chapel Road Line |
Brookland–CUA station | ↔ |
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R7 Riggs Road Line |
Fort Totten station | ↔ | Calverton |
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R8, R9 Riggs Road Line |
Fort Totten station | ↔ | Calverton |
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R11 Kenilworth Avenue Line |
Deanwood station | ↔ | Greenbelt station |
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R11, R15 Greenbelt–New Carrollton Express Line |
New Carrollton station | ↔ |
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R13, R14 Kenilworth Avenue Line |
Macke Industrial Park Complex | ↔ | Southwest Washington DC |
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S12 Eastover-Marlow Heights Line |
Federal Center station | ↔ | Marlow Heights Shopping Center |
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S95 | Mid-Pike Plaza | ↔ | White Flint station |
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T1[85][101] Bradley Boulevard Line |
Friendship Heights station | ↔ | Congressional Country Club |
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T3[85] | ↔ | ||||
T4, T6 Bethesda-Rockville Line |
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T5 | Riggs Rd | ↔ | Alta Vista, Maryland | ||
T7 | ↔ |
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T9 Westboard Shuttle |
Friendship Heights station | ↔ | NIH (Bethesda |
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T10, T11 Central Ave-Belair Line |
↔ | Kettering, Maryland |
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T12, T14 Bowie-Belair Line |
New Carrollton station | ↔ | Bowie State University |
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T15 Greenbelt Line |
Greenbelt station | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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T16, T17 Greenbelt Line |
Greenbelt station | ↔ | New Carrollton station |
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T19[86] | Crofton | ↔ | New Carrollton station | ||
V11 District Heights Line |
Penn Mar Shopping Center | ↔ | Potomac Avenue station |
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V11 District Heights–Suitland Line |
Addison Road station | ↔ | Potomac Avenue station |
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V15 District Heights–Seat Pleasant Line |
Penn Mar Shopping Center | ↔ | Deanwood station |
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W11, W12 Eastover–Indian Head Highway Line |
Federal Center SW station | ↔ | Federal Triangle |
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W13 Bock Road Line |
Farragut Square | ↔ | Fort Washington Forest (Old Fort Road & Indian Head Highway) |
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W15 Camp Springs-Indian Head Hwy. Line |
Southern Avenue station | ↔ | Camp Springs (Old Branch Ave & Allentown Way) | ||
W17 Indian Head Highway Line |
Southern Avenue station | ↔ | Accokeek, Maryland (Livingston Rand & Indian Head Highway) |
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W19 Indian Head Express Line |
Indian Head (Pye Street & Greenhow Circle) | ↔ | Southern Avenue station | ||
Y1 | Montgomery Village | ↔ | West Potomac Park | ||
Y2, Y4 | Silver Spring station | ↔ | Kensington, Maryland | ||
Y3[111] Homecrest-Wheaton Line |
Wheaton station | ↔ |
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Y4 | Rockville | ↔ | Glenmont station |
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Y4 Leisure World–Olney Line |
Leisure World Clubhouse | ↔ | MedStar Montgomery Medical Center |
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Y5[111] Norbeck–Wheaton Line |
Wheaton station | ↔ | |||
Y5, Y9 Georgia Avenue–Maryland Line |
MedStar Montgomery Medical Center | ↔ | Silver Spring station |
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Y6 Georgia Avenue–Maryland Line |
Glenmont | ↔ | Aspen Hill |
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Z1, Z4 Glenmont-Silver Spring Line |
Glenmont | ↔ | Silver Spring station |
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Z3, Z5 Colesville-Fairland Express Line |
Burtonsville Park & Ride | ↔ | Silver Spring station |
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Z6 | Four Corners (Marked Franklin via Dale) | ↔ | Silver Spring station | ||
Z7, Z17 Calverton Express Line |
Silver Spring station | ↔ |
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Z9, Z29 Laurel–Burtonsville Express Line |
Silver Spring station | ↔ | South Laurel Park & Ride Lot |
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Z13 Greencastle–Briggs Chaney Express Line |
Silver Spring station | ↔ | Greencastle Park & Ride |
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Z19 Fairland Express Line |
Silver Spring station | ↔ | Fairland (Forcey Memorial Church Parking Lot) |
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