LA Transit Access by District

Metro stations, stops, weekday service and nearby population by district, neighborhood council and Los Angeles neighborhood.

Source

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority; U.S. Census Bureau; City of Los Angeles GeoHub

Updated

Aug. 13, 2026

Desk

Politics

Terms

Licensed. Write to us for access and terms; researchers and newsrooms should ask about rates.

What ships

15 districts, 99 councils, 114 neighborhoods. CSV, column dictionary, licensing terms, SHA-256 manifest.

Files

• gtfs_service_profile.json4 KB
• panel_validation.json1 KB
• bus_stops.csv0.9 MB, 11,892 rows
• gtfs_stop_weekday_service.csv0.3 MB, 11,997 rows
• rail_stations.csv13 KB, 111 rows
• rail_stations.geojson41 KB
• transit_access_by_demographic.csv2 KB, 16 rows
• transit_by_council_district.csv3 KB, 15 rows
• transit_by_neighborhood_council.csv16 KB, 99 rows

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Columns in bus_stops.csv

• stop_id
• stop_name
• lat
• lon
• weekday_departures
• n_routes
• routes
• has_service
• is_busway
• busway_lines
• cd
• nc
• neighborhood
• in_la_city

Five districts, a third of the city, with no Metro rail station

Metro rail stations inside each council district

Reporting built on it

• Five council districts have no Metro rail station at all