East Central Routes (140-149)
| Route # | Destinations | Notes | ||
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| 140 | Downtown Northgate Lago Lindo |
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| 141 | Coliseum Abbottsfield |
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| 142 | Coliseum Abbottsfield |
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| 143 | Kingsway Montrose |
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| 145 | Lago Lindo Eaux Claires 88 St/132 Ave |
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