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Bus stations near Division Of The Humanities in Chicago
- Woodlawn & 58th Street (North),3 min walk,
- 5800 S Ellis (South),4 min walk,
- 59th Street & Ellis (West),5 min walk,
Bus lines to Division Of The Humanities in Chicago
- 172,60th Street & University (East),
- 171,60th Street & University (East),
- 192,Cottage Grove & 57th Street (North),
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What are the closest stations to Division Of The Humanities?
The closest stations to Division Of The Humanities are:
- Woodlawn & 58th Street (North) is 213 yards away, 3 min walk.
- 5800 S Ellis (South) is 276 yards away, 4 min walk.
- 59th Street & Ellis (West) is 398 yards away, 5 min walk.
Which bus lines stop near Division Of The Humanities?
These bus lines stop near Division Of The Humanities: 171, 172, 4.
Which train line stops near Division Of The Humanities?
METRA ELECTRIC DISTRICT
Which Chicago 'L' line stops near Division Of The Humanities?
GREEN LINE
What’s the nearest bus stop to Division Of The Humanities in Chicago?
The nearest bus stop to Division Of The Humanities in Chicago is Woodlawn & 58th Street (North). It’s a 3 min walk away.
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Division Of The Humanities Address: 1115 E 58th St (University) street in Chicago
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