Template:TransLink major route diagram

TransLink major routes
Lonsdale Quay UBC Exchange Western Parkway Burrard Inlet Sasamat Waterfront Burrard Granville Street Alma / W 10th Granville Macdonald Vancouver City Centre Yaletown–Roundhouse Cambie Street Arbutus Stadium–Chinatown Granville Street Main Street–Science World Heather / Willow Olympic Village Broadway–City Hall Main Street King Edward Main Street Fraser Broadway extension ( under construction ) Clark Drive VCC–Clark Oakridge–41st Avenue Commercial Drive Commercial–Broadway Nanaimo Street Langara–49th Avenue Renfrew Street Marine Drive Nanaimo 29th Avenue Renfrew Joyce–Collingwood Kootenay Loop Rupert Gilmore Gilmore Avenue Bridgeport Brentwood Town Centre Patterson Willingdon Avenue Holdom Hythe Avenue Metrotown Holdom Avenue Royal Oak Sperling–Burnaby Lake Templeton Kensington Avenue Sea Island Centre Lake City Way YVR–Airport Production Way–University Edmonds Duthie Avenue 22nd Street Lougheed Town Centre New Westminster Braid Columbia Sapperton Aberdeen SFU Transportation Centre Lansdowne SFU Exchange Richmond–Brighouse Guildford Exchange Burquitlam 148 Street Moody Centre 144 Street Scott Road 140 Street Gateway Whalley Surrey Central Inlet Centre King George proposed Port Coquitlam extension proposed Expo extension Coquitlam Central 96 Avenue Lincoln 88 Avenue Lafarge Lake–Douglas 80 Avenue 76 Avenue Port Coquitlam Newton Exchange Pitt River Pitt Meadows Maple Meadows Port Haney Mission City All stops and stations are accessible
Legend Expo Line Millennium Line Canada Line West Coast Express SeaBus B-Line bus (99) RapidBus (R1, R5)
Fare zones  1   2   3   4  West Coast Express only  5  West Coast Express only

This is a route-map template for TransLink (British Columbia), a public transportation authority in Metro Vancouver, Canada.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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.