Template:Caltrain route

Caltrain
Salesforce Transit Center planned The Portal planned 0.0 mi 0 km San Francisco 1.7 mi 2.7 km 22nd Street under I-280 Oakdale proposed 3.9 mi 6.3 km Paul Avenue closed T Third Street (Muni Metro) 5.0 mi 8 km Bayshore San Francisco San Mateo County 8.4 mi 13.5 km Butler Road closed 9.1 mi 14.6 km South San Francisco 11.6 mi 18.7 km San Bruno Fare zone 1 Fare zone 2 13.5 mi 21.7 km Millbrae 15.0 mi 24.1 km Broadway weekends only 16.1 mi 25.9 km Burlingame 17.8 mi 28.6 km San Mateo 18.9 mi 30.4 km Hayward Park 19.8 mi 31.9 km Bay Meadows closed 20.1 mi 32.3 km Hillsdale 21.7 mi 34.9 km Belmont 23.0 mi 37 km San Carlos 25.3 mi 40.7 km Redwood City Fare zone 2 Fare zone 3 27.6 mi 44.4 km Atherton closed 28.7 mi 46.2 km Menlo Park San Mateo County Santa Clara County 29.9 mi 48.1 km Palo Alto 30.6 mi 49.2 km Stanford select weekend trains on game days only 31.6 mi 50.9 km California Avenue 33.9 mi 54.6 km San Antonio 34.7 mi 55.8 km Castro closed 36.1 mi 58.1 km Mountain View 38.6 mi 62.1 km Sunnyvale Fare zone 3 Fare zone 4 40.6 mi 65.3 km Lawrence Amtrak to Auburn ACE to Stockton–Downtown 44.1 mi 71 km Santa Clara (via ) Silicon Valley BART extension planned 45.5 mi 73.2 km College Park two weekday local daily round trips only CEMOF 46.7 mi 75.2 km San Jose Diridon to Winchester to Baypointe 48.9 mi 78.7 km Tamien Fare zone 4 Fare zone 5 ↓ weekday commutes 52.2 mi 84 km Capitol 55.5 mi 89.3 km Blossom Hill Fare zone 5 Fare zone 6 67.3 mi 108.3 km Morgan Hill 71.0 mi 114.3 km San Martin 77.2 mi 124.2 km Gilroy California High-Speed Rail 2031 Santa Clara County Monterey County Pajaro/Watsonville planned Castroville planned Salinas under construction Amtrak to Los Angeles All stops are accessible except for 22nd Street, College Park and Stanford

This is a route-map template for the Caltrain, a San Francisco Bay Area commuter rail line.

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