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Buses from West Tolworth Key —O Connections with London Underground Twickenham R Connections with National Rail Buses from West Tolworth Key —O Connections with London Underground Twickenham R Connections with National Rail 24 hour Hounslow Stadium 281 service B Connections with river boats Hounslow Whitton I Bus Station Admiral Nelson Mondays to Fridays only Twickenham Sch School journeys only HOUNSLOW TWICKENHAM 265 Fulwell Putney Bridge River Thames Teddington Memorial Hospital Putney St Mary’s Church PUTNEY Hampton Wick Route finder s Putney Day buses including 24-hour services KINGSTON Bus route Towards Bus stops Kingston Barnes 265 Putney Bridge , Kingston Cromwell Road Wood Street 24 hour Bus Station 281 service Hounslow È} 406 418 Tolworth ln Kingston K1 Roehampton University Eden Street 406 Epsom ln Kingston È} Kingston University Villiers Road Queen Mary’s Hospital 418 Epsom ln ROEHAMPTON Kingston È} Surbiton Road K1 Kingston olfÈ Penrhyn Road Lingfield Avenue Geneva Road Roehampton Vale ASDA New Malden nmjk River Thames Maple Surbiton Road Surbiton Crescent Road Maplehurst Close Robin Hood Way Maple Road Claremont Road The Crescent The yellow tinted area includes every Claremont Road bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Beverley Way Waitrose miles from West Tolworth. Main stops Surbiton Surbiton Hill Road are shown in the white area outside. SURBITON Hollyfield School Ewell Road Surbiton St Marks Shannon Corner Sainsbury’s Hill Surbiton Telephone Exchange St Mark’s New Malden K1 Church Fountain Surbiton Health Centre New Ewell Road Malden Way Malden Browns Road South Lane Malden Way Malden Road Ewell Road Motspur Park Hollyfield Road Manor Drive North Tolworth Rise North Upper Brighton Road Elmbridge Avenue/Southwood Drive Malden Lovelace Gardens Manor KING Tolworth Rise North l AD RO Highfield Road/Oakdene Drive Y B C ROAD HAR } R Tolworth Rise North section D E E A W D Warren Drive North Manor Drive North EL L DITTON L E S Upper Brighton Road R RO OA , R Tolworth Tower Mountcombe Close N D O Hail & Ride A RD D Ewell Road T n 24 hour service N Princes Avenue 281 Warren Drive South O M G È D E ORTHINGTO Barnsbury Lane W School L ROA E Woodland Way D N Tolworth A N E Broadway O L R B TO Y ANE R Tolworth Upper Brighton Road E R L S L O Langley Avenue A L L E L A G D PYNE D U A RD O Kingston Road O CHOO D R S TOLWORTH Worcester Park Road RA VENSCAR ROAD k D N O I L Kingston Road TOL Hook Road W O RTH Ruxley Lane Maypole P ARK ROAD D Tolworth E Ruxley Lane R BOND ROA o Hospital TANKERT Thornhill Road Stoneleigh F ON U RO Malvern Road T AD Chessington Road L HO m HA L RN MIL E H ILL R T R OA O D N S f j AVENUE A VE Ruxley Lane NUE l Ewell Village Longmead Estate School journeys on Route 406 Epsom 406 are extended to Town Centre Epsom General Hospital 418 © Transport for London Information correct from February 2015 EPSOM TFL129677.02.15 (P) Key Dtiti B t B t Dtiti B t B t Dtiti B t B t.
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