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Local Area Map Bus Map London Blackfriars Station – Zone 1 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 200 24 to 30 N D T LITTLE E L BRITAIN E E T E LONDON WALL London School of T Archives R I T T T 50 E S L R F E U Footbridge Chancery Lane Farringdon E E T C O H Steps H O N Business and Finance R (Bart’s) S O T GU Footbridge T I G A E S T L Liftft S N O W H E Footbridge Dartmouth N 60 N 1 T I 10 B SM 32 A A Staple MON T o 81 L ILL G E LD Archway T Bart’s Park Hill Steps T I O Steps One London E 10 E S R C E O CK U 78 to 81 L A N E 5 Inn 20 R E E R E Bart’s B TR 1 to 2 52 to 60 E T 4 R 12 Wall R 1 S T T S N Steps Tufnell Park ’ T LD E Bart’s S R F 25 A S 10 L Tottenham E City St. Andrew A I N 17 Y V A I T E R V D B S South Tottenham I I E Town Hall E Temple S Holborn Steps N I T T L 1a L Caledonian Road Upper N N A T O St. Bartholomew’s St. Botolph 76 R 4 75 N . A U L D W & Barnsbury R Holloway A F P L U M T R E E C O U R T without Stoke Newington Stamford Hill Seven Sisters Tottenham Hale E Hospital N U U O H A 2 D FARRINGDONSteps ST P H C I (Bart’s) Aldersgate Broadway R S 14 tto 21 L S O AT L A N E 65 41 Caledonian Holloway 27 9 BARTLETTS L E T L T 7 to W L PASSAGE I Road Nag’s Head S G NORWICH STREET NOBLE STREET HOLLOWAY L A T AIN Hackney Wick R G Holy Sepulchre 45 63 TOTTENHAM 95 20 TURNA 26 1 20 AY Eastway 59 King’s Cross for E without Newgate St. Anne and Finsbury Park 1 THAVIES INN MAC’S PLACE 1 S N St. Pancras International Kingsland High Street P L O T H St. Agnes 23 Hackney U G H P L Statue T O Rio Cinema BARTLETT CT 6 UEE E STREET E L L A W I T O R 6 E NEWCASTLE CLOSE T Q Westbourne Park S 2 U R The Viaduct E Well Street C E P L G R E Y S T O K FLEET PLACE HACKNEY L Area under 2 Highbury Barn R E A 12 E G T development R E 1 Tavern6 ISAB N N E S Waterden 14 N 2 AINING LANE F N A A E Steps E R ANGEL STREET T 27 L W B O D U R Mare Street S C O S Road R T U R R R E S T R E E T T Kensal Road Gray’s Inn Road Highbury & Islington A T W E 114 The Copper Box T 1 to 12 E W Dalston Kingsland E 43 Lift Swinton Street T GRESHAM STREET F SShhohooee E B E A R A L L E Y Cambridge Heath for iCity D W O O D S T T N E W S E 13 L D I N G S ’ S C O U R T NEWGATE STREET Islington U I 1 P A M ’ S B N NewN Streett S H O B R E Q B I 18 to 20 G 8 U Laannee St. Mary’s Church GREA 1 Square N A Ladbroke Grove I Acton Street Hackney Road Westfield Avenue FetFettteteerr 2 R K Sainsbury’s E BT Centre ST. MARTIN’S LE GRAND Dalston Junction D EA N City Stratford City L AN 10 to 15 Gray’s Inn Road 1 to 7 E STONECUTTER STREET Central to 15 LaneLLaLannee 77 16 S C A R E Y L A N E Hoxton Bus Station for D G 1 LITTLE NEW ST Acton Street BL 33 LL S 3 1 Criminal King’s Cross Road Cambridge RO 81 Ladbroke Grove Islington Stratford Thameslink T 1 Gwynne Place 5 D Court E Heath Road 4 T 20 R U E Angel 0 C O R E HARDING S S ’ S E T Southgate Road Old Ford Road E O L D B A I L E Y G (Old Bailey) W P R I N T E R S T R E O GU S E S 388 T G Shoe Lane T L A N . 1 QUEEN’S HEAD PSG T N Shoreditch EE A D Englefield Road A 6 10 T T E R L A N S ROSE STREET R D F L 6 O HARP L L W E E S Library ST. BRIDE ST O Paddington Church E T H O H W N A R ALLEY R Gray’s Inn Road ISLINGTON Maughan Library D I N W G S Gunpowder O A Warwick E W I L T T MIDDLE NEW STREET E C Eastman Dental Hospital 5 N O S L 30 King’s College R E K Square 25 O Bethnal L A Square G N N 8 to 12 O T O F L D Hoxton E R PA E S B O M P E M A A 17 to 21 2 to 10 I T H W WINE OFFICE COURT L ALLEY S T 121 to 15 R A 1 C L E E T Bethnal Green N A Goswell Road NYER I A T Baring Street 5 R 44 88 Shoreditch High Street 1 N WAR STREE T E T Farringdon Road E H S Q E W ICK N H AR Sussex Gardens G E Green Road L E ITE U 102 G O S N PA S W H St. Vedast City University SA E O R G E E Bethnal Green Road D R Calthorpe Street U F Brick Lane L T B 125 F 4 alias Foster Dr. Johnson’s O S 6 IC E Steps A M E N C O U R T D New North Road R M Gray’s Inn Road E I 5 9 O House C L PATERNOSTERP ROW CRANE COURT PaternosterP e noster O 6 Mintern Street T CANON Guilford Street RED LION COURT E 11 ALLEY 4 to 7 W Marble Arch J OLD SEACOAL Shoreditch High Street Y O 6 G H LANE 61 to 80 P E T E R B O R O U Goswell Road 1 T 5 to 11 H E 20 C O U R T SquareSq e N 1 L 33 P H I N D C T I 3 Percival Street S C BOL O St. Paul’s A U L’ S T A M E N O S T. P A O East Road P A M E N ARD 11 N C O R N E R 2 C T Farringdon Road U P CHURCHY B C 11 ’S T C T PATERNOSTER IN R H E ST. DUNSTAN’S LANE E Bevenden Street T A St. Paul’s Bond Street C D A Rosebery Avenue/Mount Pleasant COURT S P 23 1 V L S T Gray’s Inn Road St. Dunstan F E Cross I O St. Martin- D Bishopsgate Liverpool M Statue 12 E Rosebery Avenue in the West 130 111 A Temple 1561 within- 3 Goswell Road Street Primrose Street HEN & R One New Change Provost Street Ludgate I N 2 Church CHICKEN A C Ludgate Bar E Great Sutton Street Club Moorfields L W Oxford H COURT Circus ’ S R E E T LudL dgatedgattee A L D C T S T L F L E E A H U R S N N T O Quarters A A C Circus HOLBORN Eye Hospital Bus Station O A Y N E 81 A CLIFFORDS E 40 U P H H T E O St. Bride’s L . N R R C A E C INN PSG Liverpool Street I T D T R E S T St. Paul’s Farringdon Road E HillHilHi S St. Paul’s N E 49 City Thameslink U R S H A R E P L B Church Wormwood E 110 L Old Street R T Gray’s Inn Road Bishopsgate H G U U Clerkenwell Road D S W C Y HANGING E T R G A Cathedral E Street N SWORD ALLEY Y 4 Regent Street Goswell Road 191 T D Theobald’s Road/Clerkenwell Road E H E PLEYDELL A 4 A C H B R I D E C O U R T W LOMBARD LANE I Statue E I R I M Apex STREET P I L G 25 L E L O S T. L Clerkenwell Road/ T St. Paul’s Conduit Street/ L R E R E E T U S T O E 8 3 F BRIDE’S B D R L Temple 65 F AVE I 7 Hamleys Toy Store Old Street D T 1 Cathedral 1 1 R 2 Bishopsgate R CT 2 AY M Finsbury Square TE B FALCON L I CREED Court NE S A U WAIT School The yellow tinted area includes every ITR CT A Wormwood GA C O T Statue 2 B D R Salisbury B ’ L .
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