Castle Downs and Northeast Edmonton Routes (160-199)
Some numbers in this series are also used for commuter routes ETS operates outside of Edmonton.
| Route # | Destinations | Notes |
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| 160 | Oxford Downtown Government Centre |
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| 161 | Castle Downs Northgate Downtown MacEwan - City Centre Campus |
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| 162 | Castle Downs Eaux Claires Downtown MacEwan - City Centre Campus |
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| 163 | Chambery Eaux Claires |
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| 164 | Castle Downs Greisbach Northgate |
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| 165 | Castle Downs 132 Ave/82 St |
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| 166 | Castle Downs 132 Ave/82 St |
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| 167 | Castle Downs Northgate |
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| 168 | Carlton Northgate |
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| 180 | Downtown Eaux Claires Belvedere Abbottsfield |
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| 181 | Clareview Belvedere |
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| 182 | Northgate Clareview Fraser |
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| 183 | Clareview Abbottsfield |
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| 184 | West Clareview Evergreen |
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| 185 | Clareview Abbottsfield |
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| 186 | Northgate Clareview Fraser |
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| 187 | Kernohan Clareview Londonderry |
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| 188 | Londonderry Clareview Kernohan |
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| 190 | Eaux Claires Londonderry Clareview |
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| 191 | Klarvatten Belle Rive Eaux Claires |
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| 192 | Clareview Brintnell |
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| 193 | Clareview Brintnell |
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| 194 | Schonsee Eaux Claires |
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| 197 | University Downtown Spruce Grove |
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| 198 | Clareview Fort Saskatchewan |
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| 199 | Eaux Claires Edmonton Garrison |
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