KC Virtual Map Counter: Transportation Transit and road topics, including infrastructure, planning, routing, public use, and alternate modes. Arterial Functional Classification
Arterial Functional Classification map preview
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Unincorporated King County |
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Print Size: 34 x 44 inches (see link below) |
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Arterial roads in unincorporated King County are classified into groups according to the type of service they are intended to provide. Such functional classification helps to define the part that any individual road will play in serving the flow of traffic through the road system. This map depicts the three arterial road classifications in unincorporated King County, which are: Principal Arterial, Minor Arterial and Collector Arterial. Access the map, and information on the arterial classification system, on the King County Road Services Division website. Specific descriptions and design features for the arterial classifications can be found in the 2007 King County Road Design and Construction Standards. Contact:
Dave Gualtieri
Transportation Planner
Road Services Division
King County Dept. of Transportation
(206) 263-4704 | ETP Mobility Action Priorities
ETP Mobility Action Priorities map preview
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Projects 2000 |
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Print Size: 11 x 17 inches |
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The Eastside Transportation Partnership (ETP) is a group of cities, counties, and transportation agencies working together to address transportation issues on the Eastside of Lake Washington. This map depicts a group of priority transportation improvement projects defined by the ETP. The PDF also includes a complete list of projects in a tabular format. The map and project list were elements of the report, "Mobility Action Priorities (MAP) 2000 Update." Published April 2001. | Get Around U-District & North Capitol Hill
North Capitol Hill map / brochure cover preview
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U-District map preview
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This map brochure helps residents and visitors navigate and explore in and around Seattle's University District and nearby neighborhoods, including north Capitol Hill, while leaving their cars at home. The maps feature public transportation as well as bicycling and pedestrian amenities. Numerous neighborhood features and attractions are also depicted, such as parks and playgrounds, markets, theaters, libraries, and much more. The
map brochure was developed and published
by a partnership of King
County Metro Transit and University
of Washington Transportation Services (external
link). King
County GIS Center Client Services consulted
on design and created the finished map artwork
with Metro staff. Revised May 2011. Get maps: |
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Standard PDF files North Capitol Hill map (including brochure cover panels)
Print Size: 18 x 22 inches - with terrain background (like the print version):
11.7Mb PDF - with plain background (for faster download):
3.4Mb PDF
U-District map
Print Size: 22 x 18 inches - with terrain background (like the print version):
11.8Mb PDF - with plain background (for faster download):
2.4Mb PDF
Full map brochure (both maps in one file)
Print Size: 18 x 22 inches - with terrain background (like the print version):
23.5Mb PDF - with plain background (for faster download):
5.8Mb PDF
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Geospatial PDF files These maps are the first in the Virtual Map Counter to be offered in the geospatial PDF format. Geospatial PDF files can be read in Adobe Acrobat Reader and other PDF readers just like regular PDF files. But they also contain map projection and coordinate information which gives them additional functionality, such as the ability to use the geographic location and measurement tools built into Reader (versions 9 and higher). Even more geographic tools are available when viewing the maps in the free "PDF Maps" app for the Apple iOS (iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch) from Avenza Systems, Inc. See the Avenza website for full information (external link). North Capitol Hill map, geospatial version U-District map, geospatial version (Depending on the user options selected, these maps will use approximately 20-50Mb of storage space on your device). |
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Get printed maps While supplies last, high-quality, offset-printed copies of the map guide can be picked up for no cost at two locations. In the University District, the maps are available in the lobby of the UW's University Transportation Center, 3745 15th Avenue NE (external link). In Pioneer Square in downtown Seattle, the maps are available at the Map Counter of the King County Road Services Map and Records Center, 201 South Jackson Street (located inside King Street Center, enter from the first-floor lobby). Copies are also available by mail. Send requests to metro.promo@kingcounty.gov. |
King County Bicycling Guidemap
King County Road Index Map Book, 2013 Edition Metro Transit Maps Mitigation Payment System Program
Mitigation Payment System Zones map preview
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Mitigation Payment System Zones |
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Print Size: 17 x 11 inches (see link below) |
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The Mitigation Payment System Program (MPS) provides funding for transportation road improvements necessary for mitigating the traffic impacts of new development on the roadway system. Detailed information about the program, including the map of MPS zones illustrated here, can be found on the King County Department of Transportation Road Services website. | Regional Transit Map Book*
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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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October 2010 Edition |
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*This product appears here courtesy of Sound Transit. ©2010 Sound Transit, all rights reserved. |
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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. |
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The “Regional Transit Map Book” is a 28-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 area map for each of the five Sound Transit fare zones. The area maps depict all Sound Transit routes and the connecting local bus routes. Several large-scale 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. The booklet also includes information about numerous transit rider options, such as fares and passes, special needs services, and vanpooling. 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 published June 2006. Second edition: February 2008.
Current edition: October 2010. |
Map Book Files
All files are in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format* (PDF). Most of the files (with the notable exception of the complete booklet) will download in about a minute or less over a high-speed Internet connection. For a quick preview of the contents of a file, click on its thumbnail image to the left below.
*For information about PDFs and Adobe Acrobat Reader, visit King County's software help page.
To best simulate the printed page, go to Acrobat Reader preferences and under Page Display turn Overprint Preview on. |
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Complete
booklet: Regional Transit Map Book
28 pages of text, photos, maps and tables 19 MB
PDF (warning:
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Partial
booklet: pages with text & photographs only
— cover
— pages 2-3 & 26-28 3 MB PDF |
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Map: Central Puget Sound Service Area
— pages 4-5 4.4 MB PDF |
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Maps & tables: Snohomish County Fare Zone,
includes Downtown Everett & Lynnwood
Vicinity maps
— pages 6-9 1.6 MB PDF |
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Maps & tables: North
King County / Seattle Fare Zone,
includes Downtown Seattle map
— pages 10-13 3 MB PDF |
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Maps & tables: East King County Fare Zone
includes Downtown Bellevue, Downtown Redmond/Overlake, & Issaquah maps
— pages 14-17 3.2 MB PDF |
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Maps & tables: South King County Fare Zone
includes Burien–Renton Corridor map
— pages 18-21 2.7 MB PDF |
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Maps & tables: Pierce County Fare Zone
includes Downtown Tacoma map
— pages 22-25 2 MB PDF |
Transportation Concurrency Management Program
Transportation Concurrency map preview
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Transportation Concurrency |
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Print Size: 17 x 11 inches (see link below) |
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King County's concurrency management program is a review process which helps assure that adequate transportation facilities are available to meet the requirements of new development in unincorporated King County. Detailed information about the program can be found on the King County Department of Transportation Road Services website. | Vashon Island Road Map, 2013 Edition
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full map preview
sample map detail
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Note large page dimensions and file size.
Print Size: 60 x 90 inches 8Mb PDF
This map can be printed at a reduced scale but it is not designed to be legible when printed to desktop printers.
The map scale is 1:9,600 or 1 inch to 800 feet (when printed at the original page size).
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This map is an enhanced combination of the three King County Road Index maps that cover Vashon Island. Additional features in this version include parcels, shaded relief, land elevation and bathymetric color tints, bathymetric contours, and custom annotation features (i.e., label text) designed for a scale of 1:10,000.
Published January 2013.
Questions concerning the King County Road Index map series should be directed to:
Suchatri Yesuwan
King County Department of Transportation
Road Services Division
suchatri.yesuwan@kingcounty.gov
(206) 263-6047
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