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© Busatlas.Uk May 2021 Busatlas.Uk Principal Inter-Urban Bus Routes MAP 8 MAP 9 Ashcott Street Kingston Deverill Stapleford Sutton Mallet 19 Ditcheat 1 D1 Bridgwater Beeline X4 Hatch Green Greinton 19 29 75 Baltonsborough Bruton South West 16 Alhampton Coaches 57 First 2 X5 First 25 66 Westonzoyland 29 77 667 Castle Hindon 8 Mere Chilmark 67 North Petherton Compton Butleigh Alford Cary 8 Middlezoy Barton Zeals Barford St Martin Othery Dundon St David 25 25 MAP 8MAP 667 Burrowbridge 1 X4 26 Kingston 25 X4 Wilton St Mary 21 21A Keinton Galhampton Bourton Fovant SALISBURY East Lyng Tisbury Aller Somerton Mandeville Wincanton Milton on Stour 26/7 26 27 23 Hatch 29 20 Stoke St 16 North Cadbury Green Elm Hill Coombe Bissett Gregory 54 Kingsdon Gillingham 29 28 Sparkford 58 Swallowcliffe Bishopstone Creech St Langport 54 Motcombe 29 X7 77 X2 27 Ebb. Wake Homington Michael N.Curry Queen Camel South Cheriton X7R Curry Rivel Broad Chalke TAUNTON 51 54 1 Horsington E. Stour Ludwell 29 Ilchester Shaftesbury 22 22A Fivehead Marston Magna Templecombe Bowerchalke Downton 44 20 99 Wrantage X4 Berwick St John 52 54 58 Tintinhull 77 Henstridge Todber X3 20 30 Martock Mudford Milborne Port X10 Wood- Somerset Marnhull Compton Abbas Salisbury Reds Staple Ilton Stoke-sub-Hamdon Sixpenny Handley X3 falls CC Stalbridge X10 Go-Ahead Fitzpaine South 81 YEOVIL X10 58 Hinton St Mary Fontmell Magna Petherton Sherborne X4 S3 Manston Sutton Waldron Norton X11 First Fording- 9 West Coker Yeovil Jnc Sturminster Iwerne Minster 20 Buckland Ilminster Hinton Newton Child bridge St George East Chinnock Barwick Stoford Longburton Okeford St Mary 99 96 96A Shroton 68 4MAP Okeford 30 Merriott 6 Haselbury Shilling- X3 Combe X11 Fitzpaine stone Tarrant Hinton X3 96A Plucknett St Nicholas South West Stourpaine Chard Crewkerne 96 N. Perrott Coaches X10 Pimperne Verwood Glanvilles Wootton New Misterton X6 Forest Winsham Explorer * 30 Blandford Three Legged Ashley Tatworth Forum Cross Mosterton Damory Charlton Heath Minterne Magna Go-Ahead Marshall Dorset CT X6 Ringwood 96 Drimpton X12 Tytherleigh 6 Kingston W. Moors Burley Lacy House Wimborne 38 Winterborne X8 Minster Ferndown Beaminster Cerne Abbas Whitechurch X3 30 88 125 187 Sturminster 13 13 X6 Milborne X12 20 4 Marshall Merley Bransgore Axminster Melplash Maiden Newton X11 St Andrew Winterborne Corfe 3 737 Dartline Mullen Kilmington Kingston 4 6 Hurn Axe Lytchett X6 885 X51 6 187 Airport 21 20 Valley X53 Charlton Down Tolpuddle Matravers Burton Colyton Morcombelake X8 Upton 6 13 X1/2 MAP 2MAP Musbury Bere Regis Chideock Charminster Puddletown 10 Uplyme 1a Colyford Charmouth X51 Winterbourne X12 Briantspuddle Tourist Parks M1 M2 1a 9A X51 X53 Bridport 187 1 Christchurch 9A Abbas 40 Lyme Regis 31* 1 Axmouth DORCHESTER Tank X54 BOURNEMOUTH 885 West Bay Burton Bradstock Poundbury X52* 31* POOLE 60 899 Museum 50 Seaton 5 Monkey World Morebus Yellow Buses X52* First 10 Wareham Beer Crossways Go-Ahead Stagecoach X53 X51* Sandbanks Summer Open Top routes: Axe X51 / X53 is named 31* X54 Portesham Broadmayne Warmwell Wool Stoborough Green 11 Bournemouth - Mudeford Valley Jurassic Coaster 30* 31* Abbotsbury 12 Alum Chine - Boscombe X12 X54 30* 50 Open Top Broadwey Winfrith X52* 30* 5 30* X52* Newburgh 40 Corfe 31* X54 Castle Preston Osmington X52* X54 West Lulworth 30* Chickerell Durdle Door Kingston Lulworth Swanage WEYMOUTH Cove 40 Langton Matravers 1 X52/X54 is named 501* Open Top Jurassic Coaster (X52 is Open Top) Fortuneswell PORTLAND * Seasonal route (Summer only) Easton 1 Southwell 501* Open Top Portland Bill BusAtlas.uk Principal Inter-Urban Bus Routes MAP 3 DORSET © busatlas.uk May 2021.
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