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The Lake Tahoe region is a major tourist attraction in the United States. The region spreads across two states and multiple counties on both states. Two transit agencies provide local transit service along the shores of Lake Tahoe ([[BlueGO]], [[TART]]). A number of public and private providers offer connections to Amtrak and airports outside the region.
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The Lake Tahoe region is a major tourist attraction in the United States. The region spreads across two states and multiple counties on both states. Two major transit agencies provide local transit service along the shores of Lake Tahoe ([[BlueGO]], [[Tahoe Area Regional Transit]]). A number of public and private providers offer airport shuttles ([[North Lake Tahoe Express]], [[South Tahoe Express]]) and seasonal shuttles ([[Night Rider]], [[East Shore Express]], [[Truckee Transit]]).
  
 
==Points of interest==
 
==Points of interest==
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===Ski resorts===
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===Casinos===
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===Cities, communities===
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* [[South Lake Tahoe]]
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* [[Truckee]]
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* [[Incline Village]]
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* [[Crystal Bay]]
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* [[Kings Beach]]
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* [[Lakeridge]]
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* [[Meeks Bay]]
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* [[Rubicon Bay]]
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* [[Tahoe City]]
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* [[Tahoe Vista]]
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* [[Tahoma]]
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* [[Zephyr Cove]]
  
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Revision as of 19:03, 4 July 2012


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The Lake Tahoe region is a major tourist attraction in the United States. The region spreads across two states and multiple counties on both states. Two major transit agencies provide local transit service along the shores of Lake Tahoe (BlueGO, Tahoe Area Regional Transit). A number of public and private providers offer airport shuttles (North Lake Tahoe Express, South Tahoe Express) and seasonal shuttles (Night Rider, East Shore Express, Truckee Transit).

Points of interest

Ski resorts

Casinos

Cities, communities

Hospitals, schools, shopping centers

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