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Y route between Seatoun, Miramar, L WELLINGTON • Bus route 35 will provide E N le N KELBURN b Hataitai, Kilbirnie, Wellington U CENTRAL additional peak-time trips in the 2 T Ca r I m R ca u O e CBD and Karori. 18e R morning. Bus 35 will start from A KARORI K 22 Mus • Weekday peak travellers will have Hataitai and run to Wellington Papa e y 21 T higher capacity buses, running Station, via Hataitai bus tunnel. ia or y -sanctuar ict sit rn every 5-10 minutes. Zealandiao V er ORIENTAL 36 c lbu E e Bus route ARO UnivK 37 21 ia BAY • Minimal waiting times: buses or 25 t t HIGHBURY VALLEY c u o 24 • Route 36 will replace route 6 and 21 t Vi k MAUPUIA running approximately every M TE Loo ROSENEATH 5-10 minutesSC weekdayORCHING BA daytime,Y route 3 morning peak buses from ARO 30x y y 15 minutes weekend daytime. Lyall Bay to the CBD. 33 e sit 20 ass er e 35 M in rv KARORI SOUTH Univ 12e • Travels from Lyall Bay to BROOKLYN Bas HATAITAI 12e 29e Rese Bus route 29e Wellington Station via Hataitai MT VICTORIA 31x 14 • Replaces route 25 between bus tunnel on weekdays at peak Strathmore Park and Wellington times. Stops at Pirie St, Brougham 23e MT NEWTOWN 24 Station.18 St, Elizabeth St and Kent Tce. COOK N BROOKLYN H O 31x • Runs18e on weekdaysKARAKA BAY atS peak L 36 Higher capacity buses times only. HOSPITAL SPITA MIRAMAR WELLINGTO EVANS BAY H • Travels from Strathmore Park to Higher capacity buses carrying more Wellington Station, via Miramar passengers at peak times will reduce 17e MORNINGTON the number of buses on the road, VOGELTOWN 3 shops and Kilbirnie. Stops at Pirie 17 St, Brougham St, Elizabeth St, and meaning less congestion and faster 23 32x 2 Kent Tce. trips through the CBD. MIRAMAR SHOPS o o BERHAMPORE Z Better connections improve links KILBIRNIE KILBIRNIE to other suburbs Wellington Station, Courtenay 20 7Bus route – New eveningMEL RandOSE • Bus route 20 will3 run hourly Pl and other bus stops along the KINGSTON weekend buses 1to the lookout and at eveningsRONGOTA andI weekends, Golden Mile will offer a full set of beyond, for full seven day service bringing seven day a week 2 connections to other suburbs. STRATHMORE 29 29 23 bus service to the upper parts • Bus route 20 will connect LYALL BAY PARK SEATOUN Mt Victoria with interchanges of 3Mt Victoria and Roseneath. at Courtenay Pl and Kilbirnie T 9191 but will no longer run along the 36 AIRPOR Golden Mile to Highbury.SOUTHGATE 28 12e 29e HOUGHTON BREAKER 29e BAY 12 BAY 23e 3 30x ISLAND BAY MOA POINT OWHIRO BAY 1 32x Wellington City Public Transport Network Map updated April 2018 TO TAWA KENEPURU H PORIRUA Key 0 0e GRENADA igh freuency bus routes 1 VILLAGE minutes aytime 1 Woodridge 10-15 Glenside 52 1 2 3 7 21 22 15-60 evenings & weekends 19 CHURTON PARK TO LOWER HUTT, UPPER HUTT & aparangi tanar bus routes P 58 WAIRARAPA 1e 5 00 minutes all ay Baylands 52 5 increased frequency at peak times HVL Peak etene bus routes Rail services 1 5 NEWLANDS 85 MEL 34 12e est 8 W W JOHNSONVILLE KPL Peak only epress bus routes Wellington arbour erry ville 81 n 8 1 1 30x I YER Johnso 91 Bus hubs & interchanges Raroa 2 22 Ngauranga 25 Broadmeadows 2 1e illage KhandallahV KHANDALLAH 52 Box Hill 2 J 1 58 Simla Crescent NGAIO 5 Hutt Rd warua Street A 5 Ngaio 25 85 fton Downs Matiu / Somes Island 22 Cro 8 Otari Wilton’s 81 Bush 2 Wilton WADESTOWN 1 Mairangi 1 ty Westpac Stadium 13 rsi Victorianive U Karori34 West Pipitea WELLINGTON STATION 22 To Days Bay Parliament (Eastbourne) Karori MallNORTHLAND 2 2 18e 37 LAMBTON QY Queens WELLINGTON KARORI Wharf 33 Botanical HARBOUR KARORI TUNNEL KARORI Gardens 22 18e 21 37 52 Karori South Willis Street car Cable Manners Street Wrights Hill Zealandia Te Papa Museum Eco-sanctuary 3 7 KELBURNVictoria 21 Oriental Bay COURTENAY PL 1 2 UniversityKelburn 25 Mt Crawford 18e 2 25 20 Mt Victoria Roseneath Lookout 2 Highbury Massey Basin University Miramar Reserve Evans Bay North 29e 31x 29e 5 Aro Valley 23e Scorching Bay 30x Hutchinson Rd Maupuia MIRAMAR HATAITAI 18e 1 18e 18 BROOKLYN HOSPITAL H 2 17e WELLINGTON20 HOSPITAL 12 7 2 NEWTOWN 12e 18e 18e 1 KILBIRNIE Vogeltown 32x MIRAMAR SHOPS MIRAMAR 29e 2 2 o 2 Strathmore Kowhai Park Kingston o Melrose Z Rongotai Park Shops SEATOUN 7 3 2 1 Berhampore 3 1 2 29e 12e 36 Island Bay Shops 12 28 30x Southgate AIRPORT STRATHMORE 23e 3 PARK Hill Moa Beacon Point Happy Valley 29e 2 2 32x LYALL BAY 1 Owhiro Bay HOUGHTON BAY ISLAND BAY For more information visit metlink.org.nz or call us on 0800 801 700.
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