Mankato Transit System

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Mankato Transit System
Mankato Transit System logo.png
Founded2006 formerly Mankato Heartland Express
Headquarters501 S Victory Dr
Locale Mankato, Minnesota
Service area Blue Earth and
Nicollet Counties
Service type bus service, paratransit
Routes17
Stops93
Hubs2
Fleet20
Website City Bus

The Mankato Transit System is the primary provider of mass transportation in Mankato and North Mankato, Minnesota. 7 standard weekday and 2 standard Saturday local routes are provided, plus 8 lines affiliated with Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Contents

Fares and passes

Route list

Monday-Thursday
Route 1A North: Minnesota State University - Mankato, College Station, Live Active Apartments [3]
Route 1A South: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Parking Lots 20-23, The Quarters, Heron Dr [4]
Route 1B South: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Parking Lots 20-23, Tanager Rd, The Quarters, Heron Dr [5]
Route 12: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Southwood Terrace Apartments, James Ave, The Summit Apartments, Stadium Heights Residence Community, Monks Ave [6]
Campus Express Monday through Thursday Nighttime Wigley, McElroy Shelter, Live Active Apartments, Fire Station 3, The Quarters, Heron Dr, Parking Lots 20-23 [7]

Monday-Friday
Route 1B North: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Stadium Heights Residence Community, College Station, Live Active Apartments, Myers Field House [8]
Route 2: Cherry St, Lincoln Community Center, James Ave, Southwood Terrace Apartments, Minnesota State University - Mankato [9]
Route 3: Cherry St, N 4th St, Adams St, Mayo Clinic Health System - Mankato, Walmart, River Hills Mall, VA Clinic, Orness Plaza, Madison East Center [10]
Route 5 - North Mankato: Cherry St, YMCA, Belgrade Ave, Taylor Library, Colony Ct, South Central College, Benson Park, Dakota Meadows Jr High School, Range St [11]
Route 6: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Balcerzak Dr, Live Active Apartments, Fire Station 3, Open Door Health Clinic, Walmart, Blue Earth County Justice Center, River Hills Mall [12]
Route 7: Minnesota State University - Mankato, S Front St, Old Town, Cherry St [13]
Route 8 - Parking Lot Shuttle: Minnesota State University - Mankato, The Summit Apartments, Parking Lots 20-23 [14]
Route 9 - Morning Express: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Stadium Heights Residence Community, Monks Ave [15]
Route 13: Cherry St, Bethany Lutheran College, Mayo Clinic Health System - Mankato, Madison East Center, Orness Plaza, Adams St, VA Clinic, Wickersham Health Campus, Community Bank [16]

Monday-Saturday
Stomper Express: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Stadium Heights Residence Community, The Summit Apartments, Live Active Apartments, Walmart, Old Navy, HyVee, River Hills Mall, Hilltop Apartments [17]

Friday
Campus Express: Minnesota State University - Mankato, Live Active Apartments, Meadow View Apartments, The Quarters, Heron Dr, Parking Lots 20-23 [18]

Saturday
Route 10: Cherry St, Minnesota State University - Mankato, Live Active Apartments, Walmart, River Hills Mall, Orness Plaza, Mayo Clinic Health System - Mankato, N 4th St [19]
Route 11: Cherry St, N 4th St, Mayo Clinic Health System - Mankato, Orness Plaza, River Hills Mall, Walmart, Live Active Apartments, Minnesota State University - Mankato [20]

Sunday
Sunday Route 10: Cherry St, Minnesota State University - Mankato, Live Active Apartments, Walmart, River Hills Mall, Orness Plaza, Mayo Clinic Health System - Mankato, N 4th St [21]

Fixed route ridership

The ridership and service statistics shown here are of fixed route services only and do not include demand response. Per capita statistics are based on the Mankato urbanized area as reported in NTD data. [22]

RidershipChangeRidership per capita
2013662,809n/a11.51
2014734,836Increase2.svg10.87%12.76
2015745,427Increase2.svg1.44%12.95
2016747,863Increase2.svg0.33%12.99
2017677,554Decrease2.svg9.4%11.77
2018668,349Decrease2.svg1.36%11.61
2019663,353Decrease2.svg0.75%11.52
2020293,625Decrease2.svg55.74%5.1
2021244,337Decrease2.svg16.79%4.24

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