Alaska/Public Transport/PTNA/Anchorage-PTD-Routes

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= Overview of the public transport lines of the ...

- Reference to this list with the [[Alaska/Public_Transport/PTNA/Anchorage-PTD-Routes|Public Transport Routes in Anchorage, AK]] in the OSM-Wiki.
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- Reference to more [https://ptna.openstreetmap.de/de/config.php?network=US-AK-Anchorage-PTD information] on this evaluation.
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