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A map of the Porter Sq. area in Cambridge and Somerville. The city line is shown as a dotted line running diagonally from upper left to lower right along Elm and Beacon Streets. T stations are shown at Davis Sq (upper left) and Porter (center) and the Somerville Community Path is a green line near the top edge of the map. The map highlights Elm St, Somerville Ave, and Beacon St, which meet at acute angles just east of Porter Square.

Elm-Beacon Connector locator map v2

Protected bike lanes

Somerville To Start Implementing New Bike Plan With Connections Near Porter Square

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Somerville To Start Implementing New Bike Plan With Connections Near Porter Square

Many Holdups, Little Accountability For Delayed Street Projects

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