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This is a visual history of the Loop (CTA), the 1.79-mile (2.88 km) long circuit of elevated railroad that forms the hub of the Chicago "L" system in Chicago, Illinois.

1895-1897

1897-1900

Clark/Lake
Chicago River					Chicago River

Fifth/Lake					State/Lake

					Randolph/Wabash
					Madison/Wabash


					Adams/Wabash

Clark/Lake
Chicago River					Chicago River
Fifth/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Fifth
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Fifth					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy
					State/Van Buren
Pacific/Van Buren

Dearborn/Van Buren

1900-1913

1913-1931


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Fifth
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Fifth					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy
					State/Van Buren
Pacific/Van Buren

Dearborn/Van Buren


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Wells
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Wells					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy
					State/Van Buren
LaSalle/Van Buren

Dearborn/Van Buren

1931-1949

1955-1958


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Wells
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Wells					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy
					State/Van Buren
LaSalle/Van Buren

Dearborn/Van Buren


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Wells
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Wells					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy


					State/Van Buren
LaSalle/Van Buren

1958-1969

1969-1993


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Wells
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Wells					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy
					State/Van Buren
LaSalle/Van Buren


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Wells
					Randolph/Wabash
Madison/Wells					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy

LaSalle/Van Buren					State/Van Buren

1993-1997

1997-present


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake

Randolph/Wells
					Randolph/Wabash
Washington/Wells
Madison/Wells					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy

LaSalle/Van Buren


Chicago River					Chicago River
Clark/Lake					State/Lake


					Randolph/Wabash
Washington/Wells					Washington/Wabash
					Madison/Wabash
					Adams/Wabash
Quincy
LaSalle/Van Buren					Library

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