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A Brown Line train window frames a view of Adams Street and the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago's famous "Loop," so named for the elevated tracks that encircle the area.

With 8 lines stopping at 145 stations, the Chicago Transit Authority's train system -- colloquially known as the "L" -- is an essential lifeline for the city. Annually, about 238,645,800 riders use the system.

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A Brown Line train window frames a view of Adams Street and the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago's famous "Loop," so named for the elevated tracks that encircle the area. <br /> <br /> With 8 lines stopping at 145 stations, the Chicago Transit Authority's train system -- colloquially known as the "L" -- is an essential lifeline for the city. Annually, about 238,645,800 riders use the system.
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