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English: Map of Muni Metro subway/light rail/streetcar system in San Francisco, showing Central Subway tunnel (under construction as of 2016) and revised routing for T-Third.

Date

20 March 2016

Source

Own work, derived from sources listed below:

Muni Metro Map. San Francisco Metropolitan Transportation Agency (12 July 2007). Retrieved on 20 March 2016.
Central Subway Alignment Map. Central Subway San Francisco (14 September 2012). Retrieved on 20 March 2016.
File:Muni Metro.png: RickyCourtney
File:Muni Metro unofficial map.pdf: Isaac Fischer
File:Sfo2.png: Nico Brussels
File:SFMuniMetro.png: Darkcore~commonswiki
File:Caltrain logo.svg: Caltrain
File:Bart-logo.svg: unknown author

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Mliu92

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Muni Metro unofficial map.pdf:
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Caltrain logo.svg:
Bart-logo.svg:
Muni Metro (vector).svg:
Derivative works of this file: Muni Metro (2020-08).svg:

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	23:29, 27 May 2018	1,600 × 1,380 (64 KB)	Mliu92	Added Taraval/19th on L; relocated West Portal label with leader.
	14:35, 25 May 2018	1,600 × 1,380 (64 KB)	Mliu92	Updates to L Taraval (removed minor closed stations, added T&30th, T&42nd; M Ocean View (removed minor station); N Judah (added Irving&6th, relocated inbound terminal 4+K to cross T Third). Detail improvements to leaders to accommodate changes.
	04:24, 19 May 2018	1,600 × 1,380 (63 KB)	Mliu92	Added leaders to selected stations. I didn't think that leaders were important before, but have had a change of heart because they make the spacing of labels better.
	16:58, 22 March 2016	1,600 × 1,380 (62 KB)	Mliu92	Rearranged labels, clarified 4th/King station (there are two separate MUNI platforms at 4+K, one for T Third and one for N Judah).
	14:09, 22 March 2016	1,600 × 1,380 (62 KB)	Mliu92	Redrawn using geographic coordinates for MUNI stops. Added Judah & 28th (accessible stop). Simplified routing to increments of 45-degrees (T Third is not perfectly N-S for much of its southern half).
	16:07, 21 March 2016	1,610 × 1,060 (60 KB)	Mliu92	Detail improvement to J Church routing
	15:05, 21 March 2016	1,610 × 1,060 (60 KB)	Mliu92	Rerouted N Judah inbound from Embarcadero to better match geographical route. Rerouted T Third/Central Subway to better match geography. Removed K Ingleside inbound from Embarcadero; since the present (2016) alignment has T Third trains becoming K Ingl...
	13:53, 21 March 2016	1,820 × 1,060 (60 KB)	Mliu92	Rerouted J Church as it shares Duboce & Church station with N Judah. Noted surface portion of N Judah along Duboce. Detail improvements to outbound routing of M Ocean View and K Ingleside. Consolidated legend with line chart.
	23:40, 20 March 2016	1,820 × 1,060 (60 KB)	Mliu92	Revised placement of Chinatown station + noted T-Third from 4th/King to 4th/Brannan (under construction) is streetcar (surface) service.
	17:14, 20 March 2016	1,820 × 1,060 (60 KB)	Mliu92	User created page with UploadWizard