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The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) officially calls its train system the 'L' (with single quotation marks). This applies both to the subway and elevated systems. Note that unlike New York City, it is not the "El."

The set of elevated train tracks that operate in a circle downtown is called the Loop. The section of downtown inside the train tracks is also called the Loop and sometimes people improperly refer to the entire downtown area as "the loop."

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