Get Around Your Neighborhood!

Use this map to travel by bus, light rail, streetcar, bike and foot to visit interesting places and services in your neighborhood. Find out how close you are to parks, schools, libraries, local businesses, community services, and so much more! Leave your car at home and try a new way of getting around!

Go here for complete information and access to PDF files of this two-sided map brochure, including geospatial PDFs—take the map with you on your mobile device, locate yourself in real time, record waypoints and tracks, and more.

cover preview
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regional map sample
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fare-zone map sample
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facility table sample
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route table sample
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February 2014 Edition

*This product appears here courtesy of Sound Transit. ©2014 Sound Transit, all rights reserved.

Print Size
—bound and folded booklet: 4-1/8 x 9 in.
—pages (unfolded): 8-1/4 x 9 in.
—double-pages (unbound): 16-1/2 x 9 in.

See below for viewing/download options for all or part of the booklet.

The “Regional Transit Map Book” is a 24-page collection of regional and local transit maps, service information, and provider contacts. It functions as both a high-level regional overview of public transportation options, and a convenient starting point for transit trip planning within the Sound Transit service area.

Booklet features include a region-wide map that delineates the three-county Sound Transit District, and a separate larger-scale map for each of the five Sound Transit service subareas. The subarea maps depict all Sound Transit routes and the connecting local bus routes. Additional maps show even more detail for key urban transit locales.

The maps are supplemented by tables of transit facilities, such as transit centers and park-and-ride lots, as well as the transit service options available at each facility. Bus route tables identify the routes depicted on the maps by number, description, and hours of service.

Contact information for nearly twenty Puget Sound area transit service providers ensures ready access to the full range of regional travel options, including online trip planning services.

The "Regional Transit Map Book" was conceived and developed by Sound Transit (external link) with cartographic and booklet design, layout, and production contracted to the King County GIS Center and executed by its Client Services team. Printed copies of the booklet are available at many transit locations throughout the service area.

First edition: June 2006, second edition: February 2008, third edition: October 2010.
Current edition: February 2014.

Map Book Files
All files are in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format* (PDF). For a quick preview of the contents of a file, click on its thumbnail image to the left below.
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Complete booklet:

Regional Transit Map Book
24 pages of text, photos, maps and tables

19 MB PDF

Partial booklet:

cover and text-only pages
— front cover
— page 23 (Transit Providers)
— inside back cover (incl. table of contents)
— back cover

2 MB PDF

Map:

Central Puget Sound Service Area
— pages 2-3

4 MB PDF

Maps & tables:

Snohomish County
includes Downtown Everett & Lynnwood Vicinity maps
— pages 4-7

2 MB PDF

Maps & tables:

North King County / Seattle
includes Downtown Seattle Vicinity map
— pages 8-11

3.3 MB PDF

Maps & tables:

East King County
includes Downtown Bellevue, Downtown Redmond/Overlake, & Issaquah maps
— pages 12-15

3.8 MB PDF

Maps & tables:

South King County
includes Burien–Renton Corridor map
— pages 16-19

2.7 MB PDF

Maps & tables:

Pierce County
includes Downtown Tacoma map
— pages 20-23

1.7 MB PDF