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D1 & D2 Destinations D1 & D2 Destinations c601ds0054 issue 5 ROUTE DESTINATION CODE 30a City Spencer St 3020 72a Melb Central via Swanston St 7214 1 East Coburg 101 30a Etihad Stadium via La Trobe St 3023 72a Melb University via Swanston St 7281 1 South Melbourne Beach 102 31 Hoddle St via St Vincent’s Plz 3101 72d Malvern Dpt via Commercial Rd 7242 1a Arts Precinct 116 31 Vic Harbour via Collins St 3102 72d Malvern Dpt via Glenferrie Rd 7241 1a City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 113 31a City 101 Collins St 3122 75 City Spencer St 7502 1a City Queensberry St 112 31a City – Collins & Elizabeth Sts 3123 75 Vermont South via Bridge Rd 7501 1a East Coburg 181 31a City – Southern Cross Station 3125 75a Burwood Somers St 7513 1a Elgin St & Lygon St 132 31a City Spencer St 3124 75a Burwood East Blackburn Rd 7511 1a Federation Square City 115 31a St Vincent’s Plz Brunswick St 3117 75a City – Flinders & Elizabeth Sts 7526 1a Melb Central via Swanston St 114 35 City Circle 9935 75a City – Flinders & King Sts 7527 1a Melb University via Swanston St 111 48 North Balwyn via Bridge Rd 4801 75a City – Russell & Flinders Sts 7525 1a Moreland Rd & Holmes St 134 48 Vic Harbour via Collins St 4802 75a City – Spencer & Lonsdale Sts 7529 1a North Carlton Brunswick Rd 133 48a City 101 Collins St 4822 75a City Flinders St West 7528 1a South Melbourne Beach 182 48a City – Collins & Elizabeth Sts 4823 75a East Melbourne Simpson St 7520 1a South Melbourne Clarendon St 117 48a City – Southern Cross Station 4825 75a Glenferrie & Riversdale Rds 7516 1d Brunswick Dpt via Moreland Rd 142 48a City Spencer St 4824 75a Hartwell Smith Rd 7514 1d Moreland via City & Lygon St 141 48a East Melbourne Simpson St 4820 75a Hawthorn Power St 7517 3 East Malvern 302 48a Hawthorn Bridge 4818 75a Hawthorn Bridge 7518 3 Melb University via Swanston St 301 48a Kew Harp Road 4812 75a MCG via Wellington Pde 7521 3a East Malvern via St Kilda 402 48a Kew Junction 4813 75a Middleborough Rd & Burwood Hwy 7512 3a Melb University via St Kilda 401 48a MCG via Wellington Pde 4821 75a Richmond Burnley St 7519 3 Arts Precinct 316 48a North Balwyn via Victoria St 4881 75d Camberwell Depot 7542 3 Balaclava Empress Rd 322 48a Richmond Burnley St 4819 75d Camberwell Depot via Bridge Rd 7541 3 Bowen Cres & St Kilda Rd 318 48a Vic Harbour via Victoria St 4882 78 North Richmond 7801 3 Caulfield Racecourse 325 48d Kew Depot 4842 78 Prahran Brighton Rd 7802 3 Caulfield North Bambra Rd 324 48d Kew Depot via Bridge Rd 4841 78a Richmond – Swan & Church Sts 7811 3 Caulfield Station 326 55 Domain Int. via William St 5502 78a South Yarra Toorak Rd 7812 3 City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 313 55 West Coburg via William St/Zoo 5501 78a Windsor – Chapel & Dandenong Rd 7813 3 City Queensberry St 312 55a City – Dudley & William Sts 5522 79 North Richmond 7901 3 Diversion – City via Sturt St 384 55a City – Market St & Flinders La 5523 79 St Kilda Beach 7902 3 Diversion – City via William St 383 55a Domain Interchange 5582 79a Richmond – Swan & Church Sts 7911 3 Domain Interchange 317 55a Haymarket 5521 79a South Yarra Toorak Rd 7912 3 Federation Square City 315 55a Moonee Vale Daly & Dawson St 5515 79a Windsor – Chapel & Dandenong Rd 7913 3 Melb Central via Swanston St 314 55a North Melbourne Abbotsford St 5519 82 Footscray 8202 3 St Kilda Junction 319 55a Royal Children’s Hospital 5520 82 Moonee Ponds 8201 3a Arts Precinct via St Kilda 416 55a Royal Park & Zoo 5516 82a Highpoint Shopping Centre 8212 3a Balaclava Empress Rd 422 55a Southbank City Road 5524 82a Maribyrnong River St 8211 3a Bowen Cres & St Kilda Rd 418 55a State Netball Hockey Centre 5517 82a Maribyrnong Park 8214 3a Caulfield Racecourse 425 55a West Brunswick Moreland Rd 5514 82d Essendon Depot via M’nee Ponds 8241 3a Caulfield North Bambra Rd 424 55d Essendon Depot via Flem. Rd 5541 86 Bundoora RMIT via Smith St 8601 3a Caulfield Station 426 57 City via North Melbourne 5702 86 Docklands Waterfront City 8602 3a City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 413 57 West Maribyrnong 5701 86a Bundoora Square Shopping Centre 8611 3a City Queensberry St 412 57a City Lonsdale & Elizabeth Sts 5723 86a City – Albert & Nicholson Sts 8618 3a Diversion – City via Sturt St 484 57a City via Haymarket 5782 86a City – Queen & Bourke Sts 8620 3a Diversion – City via William St 483 57a Flem. Racecourse via Haymarket 5787 86a City – Russell & Bourke Sts 8619 3a Domain Interchange 417 57a Flem. Racecourse via North Melb 5717 86a City – Spencer & Bourke Sts 8621 3a Federation Square, City 415 57a Flemington & Racecourse Rds 5718 86a City – Spencer & Lonsdale Sts 8622 3a Melb Central via Swanston St 414 57a Maribyrnong Park 5714 86a Clifton Hill Interchange 8616 3a St Kilda Junction 419 57a Melbourne Showgrounds 5715 86a Etihad Stadium via Bourke St 8623 3a St Kilda – Park & Fitzroy Sts 420 57a North Melbourne Abbotsford St 5719 86a La Trobe University 8612 3a St Kilda Luna Park 421 57a Queen Victoria Market 5720 86a Melb Museum Gertrude St 8617 3d Glenhuntly Depot via Hawthorn Rd 342 57a Showgrounds via Haymarket 5786 86a Northcote Dundas St 8615 5 Malvern 502 57a Showgrounds via North Melb 5716 86a Preston Bell Street 8614 5 Melb University via Swanston St 501 57a West Maribyrnong 5711 86a Reservoir Boldrewood Pde 8613 5a Arts Precinct 516 57d Essendon Depot via North Melb 5741 86d Preston Depot via Plenty Rd 8642 5a Bowen Cres & St Kilda Rd 518 59 Airport West via Flemington Rd 5901 86d Preston Depot via Smith St 8641 5a City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 513 59 City via Elizabeth St 5902 95 City Spencer St 9502 5a City Queensberry St 512 59a City Lonsdale & Elizabeth Sts 5923 95 Melb Museum Gertrude St 9501 5a Diversion – City via Sturt St 584 59a City Queensberry St 5922 95a City – Albert & Nicholson Sts 9518 5a Diversion – City via William St 583 59a Essendon Bulla Rd 5914 95a City – Queen & Bourke Sts 9520 5a Domain Interchange 517 59a Essendon Station Fletcher St 5915 95a City – Russell & Bourke Sts 9519 5a Federation Square, City 515 59a Flemington & Racecourse Rds 5918 95a City – Spencer & Bourke Sts 9521 5a Glenferrie & Wattletree Rds 522 59a Hawker St & Matthews Ave 5912 95a City – Spencer & Lonsdale Sts 9522 5a Malvern 582 59a Haymarket 5921 96 East Brunswick via Bourke St 9601 5a Melb Central via Swanston St 514 59a Moonee Ponds 5916 96 St Kilda Beach via Bourke St 9602 5a Melbourne Melb University 581 59a Moonee Valley Racecourse 5917 96a Batman Park Flinders St 9625 5a Orrong & Dandenong Rds 521 59a Niddrie Matthews Ave 5913 96a Casino & Exhibition Ctr 9626 5a St Kilda Junction 519 59a North Melbourne Abbotsford St 5919 96a City – Albert & Nicholson Sts 9618 5a Windsor – Chapel & Dandenong Rd 520 59a Royal Children’s Hospital 5920 96a City – Queen & Bourke Sts 9620 5d Malvern Dpt via Glenferrie Rd 541 59d Essendon Depot 5942 96a City – Russell & Bourke Sts 9619 6 Glen Iris 602 59d Essendon Depot via Flem. Rd 5941 96a City – Southern Cross Station 9623 6 Melb University via Swanston St 601 64 East Brighton via Dandenong Rd 6402 96a City – Spencer & Bourke Sts 9621 64 East Brighton & Route 5 Malvern 6403 96a City – Spencer & Lonsdale Sts 9622 6a Arts Precinct 616 64 Melb University via Swanston St 6401 96a East Brunswick via La Trobe St 9682 6a Bowen Cres & St Kilda Rd 618 64a Arts Precinct 6416 96a Melb Museum Gertrude St 9617 6a City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 613 64a Bowen Cres & St Kilda Rd 6418 96a Middle Park 9628 6a City Queensberry St 612 64a City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 6413 96a North Fitzroy Scotchmer St 9616 6a Diversion – City via Sturt St 684 64a City Queensberry St 6412 96a Port Junction Whiteman St 9627 6a Diversion – City via William St 683 64a Diversion – City via Sturt St 6484 96a St Kilda – Park & Fitzroy Sts 9630 6a Domain Interchange 617 64a Diversion – City via William St 6483 96a St Kilda Beach via La Trobe St 9681 6a Federation Square, City 615 64a Domain Interchange 6417 96a St Kilda Luna Park 9631 6a Glen Iris 682 64a East Brighton via Balaclava Rd 6482 96a St Kilda Station Fitzroy St 9629 6a High St & St Kilda Rd 619 64a Federation Square, City 6415 96d Southbank Depot Port Junction 9644 6a Melb Central via Swanston St 614 64a Hawthorn & Dandenong Rds 6422 109 Box Hill via Collins St 4201 6a Melbourne University 681 64a Melb Central via Swanston St 6414 109 Port Melbourne via Collins St 4202 6a Tooronga Rd & High St 621 64a Melb University via Swanston St 6481 00 Batman Park Flinders St 4225 6d Malvern Depot via High St 642 64a Orrong & Dandenong Rds 6421 109 Box Hill via La Trobe St 4281 6d Malvern Dpt via Glenferrie Rd 641 64a South Caulfield Glenhuntly Rd 6423 00 Casino & Exhibition Ctr 4226 8 Moreland via City & Lygon St 801 64a South Caulfield North Rd 6424 109 City 101 Collins St 4222 8 Toorak via Lygon St & City 802 64a St Kilda Junction 6419 00 City – Collins & Elizabeth Sts 4223 8a Arts Precinct 816 64a Windsor – Chapel & Dandenong Rd 6420 00 City Spencer St 4224 8a City – La Trobe & Swanston Sts 813 64d Glenhuntly Depot via Dandenong Rd 6442 00 Deepdene Shopping Centre 4212 8a City Queensberry St 812 64d Glenhuntly Dpt via G’huntly Rd 6441 00 Hoddle St via St Vincent’s Plz 4216 8a Domain Interchange 817 67 Carnegie 6702 00 Kew Depot 4242 8a Elgin St & Lygon St 832 67 Melb University via Swanston St 6701 00 Kew Depot via Victoria St 4241 8a Federation Square, City 815 67a Arts Precinct 6716 00 Kew Junction 4213 8a Melb Central via Swanston St 814 67a Balaclava Chapel St 6720 109 Mont Albert 4211 8a Melbourne University 811 67a Bowen Cres & St Kilda Rd 6718 109 Montague St via Collins St 4228 8a Moreland Rd & Holmes St 834 67a Carnegie 6782 00 Port Junction
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