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61 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 61 bus time schedule & line map 61 Blyton View In Website Mode The 61 bus line (Blyton) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Blyton: 3:15 PM (2) Gainsborough: 7:40 AM (3) Morton: 7:10 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 61 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 61 bus arriving. Direction: Blyton 61 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Blyton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:15 PM Trent Valley Academy, Gainsborough Tuesday 3:15 PM The Peacock Ph, Gainsborough Wednesday 3:15 PM Lime Tree Avenue, Gainsborough Thursday 3:15 PM Spital Hill, Gainsborough Friday 3:15 PM Hawthorn Avenue, Gainsborough Saturday Not Operational Surgery, Gainsborough Bus Station, Gainsborough Gladstone Street, Gainsborough 61 bus Info Direction: Blyton Balfour Street, Gainsborough Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 68 min Riverside Approach, Gainsborough Line Summary: Trent Valley Academy, Gainsborough, The Peacock Ph, Gainsborough, Lime Tree Avenue, Gainsborough, Hawthorn Avenue, Japan Road, Gainsborough Gainsborough, Surgery, Gainsborough, Bus Station, Gainsborough, Gladstone Street, Gainsborough, John Coupland Hospital, Gainsborough Balfour Street, Gainsborough, Riverside Approach, Gainsborough, Japan Road, Gainsborough, John Front Street, Morton Coupland Hospital, Gainsborough, Front Street, Morton, Queen Elizabeth High School, Gainsborough, Queen Elizabeth High School, Gainsborough Forum Dental Surgery, Morton, County School, Morton, Mill Lane, Morton, Laughton Road, Morton, Forum Dental Surgery, Morton Willow Tree Farm, Walkerith, Little Walk, East Vanessa Drive, Gainsborough Stockwith, Front Street, East Stockwith, Wood View, Wildsworth, Letter Box, East Ferry, Old School, County School, Morton Susworth, The Ingram Arms Ph, Laughton, Kirton Road, Blyton, White Hart Ph, Blyton, Paddock Lane, Mill Lane, Morton Blyton, Hill Top Lane, Blyton, Pilham Lane End, Blyton Southlands Gardens, Morton Civil Parish Laughton Road, Morton Willow Tree Farm, Walkerith Little Walk, East Stockwith Front Street, East Stockwith Wood View, Wildsworth Letter Box, East Ferry Old School, Susworth The Ingram Arms Ph, Laughton Kirton Road, Blyton White Hart Ph, Blyton Paddock Lane, Blyton Hill Top Lane, Blyton Pilham Lane End, Blyton Direction: Gainsborough 61 bus Time Schedule 14 stops Gainsborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 AM Laughton Road, Morton Tuesday 7:40 AM Willow Tree Farm, Walkerith Wednesday 7:40 AM Little Walk, East Stockwith Thursday 7:40 AM Front Street, East Stockwith Friday 7:40 AM Wood View, Wildsworth Saturday Not Operational Letter Box, East Ferry Old School, Susworth 61 bus Info The Ingram Arms Ph, Laughton Direction: Gainsborough Stops: 14 Trip Duration: 49 min Kirton Road, Blyton Line Summary: Laughton Road, Morton, Willow Tree Farm, Walkerith, Little Walk, East Stockwith, Front White Hart Ph, Blyton Street, East Stockwith, Wood View, Wildsworth, Letter Box, East Ferry, Old School, Susworth, The Paddock Lane, Blyton Ingram Arms Ph, Laughton, Kirton Road, Blyton, White Hart Ph, Blyton, Paddock Lane, Blyton, Hill Top Hill Top Lane, Blyton Lane, Blyton, Queen Elizabeth High School, Gainsborough, Bus Station, Gainsborough Queen Elizabeth High School, Gainsborough Bus Station, Gainsborough Direction: Morton 61 bus Time Schedule 14 stops Morton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:10 AM Pilham Lane End, Blyton Tuesday 7:10 AM Hill Top Lane, Blyton Wednesday 7:10 AM Paddock Lane, Blyton Thursday 7:10 AM White Hart Ph, Blyton Friday 7:10 AM Kirton Road, Blyton Saturday Not Operational Kirton Road, Blyton Civil Parish The Ingram Arms Ph, Laughton The Green, Laughton 61 bus Info Direction: Morton Old School, Susworth Stops: 14 Trip Duration: 37 min Letter Box, East Ferry Line Summary: Pilham Lane End, Blyton, Hill Top Lane, Blyton, Paddock Lane, Blyton, White Hart Ph, Blyton, Kirton Road, Blyton, The Ingram Arms Ph, Wood View, Wildsworth Laughton, The Green, Laughton, Old School, Susworth, Letter Box, East Ferry, Wood View, Front Street, East Stockwith Wildsworth, Front Street, East Stockwith, Little Walk, East Stockwith, Willow Tree Farm, Walkerith, Little Walk, East Stockwith Laughton Road, Morton Willow Tree Farm, Walkerith Laughton Road, Morton 61 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in East Midlands. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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