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Template:Chicago "L" system

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Chicago "L"
‡ = temporarily closed for reconstruction
Linden
Central
Noyes
Foster
Davis Pace Pulse Dempster Metra
Dempster
Main Metra
Pace Pulse Dempster Dempster–Skokie
South Boulevard
Oakton–Skokie
Howard
Jarvis
Morse
Kimball
Loyola
O'Hare International Airport O'Hare
Kedzie
Rosemont
Granville
Cumberland
Francisco
Harlem
Thorndale
Metra Harlem/Lake
Rockwell
Metra Jefferson Park
Bryn Mawr
Oak Park
Western
Montrose
Berwyn
Ridgeland
Damen
Metra 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
Wellington
Damen
Diversey
Kedzie
Fullerton
Division
Armitage
California
North/Clybourn
Chicago
Sedgwick
Damen
Clark/Division
Grand
Chicago
Ashland
Chicago
Morgan
Merchandise Mart
Metra Clinton
Grand
Clark/Lake
State/Lake
Washington
Lake
Washington/​Wells
Washington/​Wabash Metra South Shore Line
Monroe
Monroe
Quincy
Adams/Wabash
Jackson
Jackson
Metra LaSalle/Van Buren
Library
Metra LaSalle
Harrison
Amtrak Metra Clinton
Roosevelt
UIC–Halsted
Halsted
Racine
Cermak–McCormick Place
Polk
Cermak–Chinatown
Illinois Medical District
Ashland
18th
35th–Bronzeville–IIT Metra
Western
Sox–35th Metra
Damen
35th/Archer
Kedzie–Homan
Indiana
Western
Western
Pulaski
43rd
California
Kedzie
Cicero
47th
Kedzie
47th
Austin
Pulaski
Central Park
51st
Oak Park
Midway Midway International Airport
Pulaski
Garfield
Harlem
Garfield
Kostner
Halsted
Forest Park
King Drive Handicapped/disabled access
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.

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.