Setting things up
created 41 weeks ago
updated 7 weeks ago
Branch History
  1. MetroDreamin' by xzerubei
  2. Built from scratch

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Score
0
Ridership
227M
Cost
$ 23.6B
Stations
432
Lines
46
Modes
7
Length
717 km
Waypoints: 4,389
Interchanges: 40
Where do these numbers come from?
Seattle Metropolitan Area Public Transit (Not Including Local Buses) by
created at
updated at 2025-08-25T04:39:06.526Z
!! If you want to branch please ask me first !! This map is to include all public transport in the Seattle Area, besides local buses (I'm working on that in another map) Other versions of this | The same map, but it's in 2045: https://metrodreamin.com/edit/aWR3dnE0V1dPOFA2b3c0d3lHbHczUm9ud1FGM3w2 | That map, but with Local Buses (WIP): https://metrodreamin.com/edit/aWR3dnE0V1dPOFA2b3c0d3lHbHczUm9ud1FGM3w1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timeline of everything June 1929 - The Empire Builder Begins Service June 1951 - Washington State Ferries Begins Operations March 1962 - The Seattle Center Monorail Opens May 1971 - AMTRAK Cascades & Coast Starlight Begins Service January 1973 - King County Metro subsumes the Seattle Transit System, Beginning Operations July 1973 - The SEA Underground Opens September 1973 - Metro takes on the role of the bankrupt metropolitan transit corporation October 1976 - Community Transit begins operations January 1980 - Pierce Transit Begins Operations January 1983 - Kitsap Transit Took over the Bremerton Municipal Transit System, beginning operations September 1993 - Sound Transit Is formed November 1996 - Sound Move is approved by voters (1, T, & N/S Lines) 1997 - King County Water Taxi Begins Operations September 2000 - The S Line opens from Seattle to Tacoma February 2001 - Kent and Puyallup Stations are added as infill stations to the S Line March 2001 - Tukwila Station is opened as an infill station to the S Line August 2003 - The T Line opens from Tacoma Dome to Theater District/South 9th St December 2003 - The N Line Opens from Seattle to Everett December 2007 - The South Lake Union Streetcar Opens May 2008 - Mukilteo station is added as an infill station to the N Line November 2008 - Sound Transit 2 is approved by Voters (1, T, & S Line Extensions; 2 Line) July 2009 - The 1 Line Opens from Tukwila International Boulevard to Westlake November 2009 - The Swift Blue Line Opens December 2009 - The 1 Line is extended to SeaTac October 2010 - The RapidRide A Line Opens October 2011 - The RapidRide B Line Opens September 2012 - the RapidRide C & D Lines Open October 2012 - The S Line is extended to Lakewood February 2014 - The RapidRide E Line Opens June 2014 - The RapidRide F Line Opens January 2016 - The First Hill Streetcar Opens March 2016 - The 1 Line is extended to U District September 2016 - The 1 Line is extended to Angle Lake November 2016 - Sound Transit 3 is Approved by Voters (3, 4 Line; 1, 2, 3, T, S Line Extensions; Stride S1, S2, S3) July 2017 - Kitsap Fast Ferries Begins Operations March 2019 - The Swift Green Line Opens October 2021 - The 1 Line is Extended to Northgate March 2023 - The RapidRide H Line Opens September 2023 - The Hilltop Extension extends The T Line to St. Joseph March 2024 - The Swift Orange Line Opens April 2024 - The 2 Line Opens from Redmond Technology to South Bellevue, and the Stream Community Line Opens August 2024 - The 1 Line is extended to Lynnwood September 2024 - The RapidRide G Line Opens May 2025 - The 2 Line is extended to Downtown Redmond Late 2025 - The 2 Line is extended to Seattle 2026 - The 1 Line is extended to Federal Way & The Culture Connector Line Opens 2027 - The RapidRide I & J Lines Open ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources | King County Metro's Trip Planner: https://tripplanner.kingcounty.gov/#/app/tripplanning | King County's Metro's page on RapidRide: https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/metro/travel-options/bus/rapidride | The Urbanist, a nonprofit organization reporting on public transportation in the Puget Sound Area: theurbanist.org | Sound Transit's System Expansion Page: https://www.soundtransit.org/system-expansion | Kitsap Transit's Ferry Services: https://www.kitsaptransit.com/service/category/ferries | Pierce Transit and info on Stream BRT: https://piercetransit.org/ , https://piercetransit.org/routes/stream-community-line-tacoma-spanaway/ , https://piercetransit.org/wp- content/uploads/2024/03/SESS-Fact-Sheet-021622.pdf | Community Transit's info on Swift BRT: https://www.communitytransit.org/swift/swift-bus-network | Colors: https://www.soundtransit.org/sites/default/files/documents/sound-transit-brand-colors.pdf | Some Wikipedia Articles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RapidRide , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_Streetcar , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sounder_commuter_rail , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_light_rail , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierce_Transit , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:KCMT_color -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Map type: local | Total track length: 446 miles | Center coordinate: 47.5625, -122.3067 |
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