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236 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 236 bus time schedule & line map 236 Cumnock View In Website Mode The 236 bus line (Cumnock) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Cumnock: 4:24 PM - 6:24 PM (2) Dumfries: 2:02 PM (3) Sanquhar: 3:25 PM (4) Sanquhar: 1:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 236 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 236 bus arriving. Direction: Cumnock 236 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Cumnock Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational High Street, Sanquhar Harvey's Wynd, Sanquhar Tuesday Not Operational Glasgow Rd, Sanquhar Wednesday Not Operational Gateside, Sanquhar Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Knockenjig, Sanquhar Saturday 4:24 PM - 6:24 PM Anderson Street, Kelloholm Hyslop Street, Kelloholm Primary School, Kelloholm 236 bus Info Direction: Cumnock Greystone Avenue, Kelloholm Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 43 min Polmeur Road, Kelloholm Line Summary: High Street, Sanquhar, Glasgow Rd, Sanquhar, Gateside, Sanquhar, Knockenjig, Sanquhar, Anderson Street, Kelloholm, Hyslop Street, Kirkland Drive, Kelloholm Kelloholm, Primary School, Kelloholm, Greystone Kirkland Drive, Kirkconnel Avenue, Kelloholm, Polmeur Road, Kelloholm, Kirkland Drive, Kelloholm, Libry Street, Kelloholm, Libry Street, Kelloholm Kelloholm Arms, Kelloholm, Main Street, Kirkconnel, Libry Street, Kirkconnel Church, Kirkconnel, Opencast, Kirkconnel, Bridge, Polmarlach, March Cottage, New Cumnock, Cairnhill Kelloholm Arms, Kelloholm Place, New Cumnock, Greenhead Road, New Cumnock, Mason Avenue, New Cumnock, Castle Main Street, Kirkconnel Primary School, New Cumnock, Castlehill, New Cumnock, Afton Cottage, New Cumnock, Polquheys Church, Kirkconnel Road, New Cumnock, Lochview, New Cumnock, New Cumnock Golf Club, New Cumnock, Borland Bridge, Opencast, Kirkconnel Cumnock, Craigens Road, Netherthird, John Allan Drive, Netherthird, Holmburn Road, Netherthird, Bridge, Polmarlach Shankston Crescent, Cumnock, Hall Terrace, Cumnock, Bus Stance, Cumnock March Cottage, New Cumnock Cairnhill Place, New Cumnock Greenhead Road, New Cumnock Mason Avenue, New Cumnock Castle Primary School, New Cumnock Castlehill, New Cumnock Afton Cottage, New Cumnock Pathbrae, New Cumnock Polquheys Road, New Cumnock Lochview, New Cumnock New Cumnock Golf Club, New Cumnock Borland Bridge, Cumnock Craigens Road, Netherthird John Allan Drive, Netherthird Menzies Avenue, Scotland Holmburn Road, Netherthird Shankston Crescent, Cumnock Glaisnock Street, Scotland Hall Terrace, Cumnock Bus Stance, Cumnock Bank Lane, Scotland Direction: Dumfries 236 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Dumfries Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational High Street, Sanquhar Harvey's Wynd, Sanquhar Tuesday Not Operational Castle Street, Sanquhar Wednesday Not Operational Townfoot, Sanquhar Thursday Not Operational Castle Street, Sanquhar Friday Not Operational Eliock Bridge, Mennock Saturday 2:02 PM Village, Mennock Overtown Farm, Mennock 236 bus Info Dalpeddar, Mennock Direction: Dumfries Stops: 43 Glenairlie Bridge, Mennock Trip Duration: 53 min Glenairlie Bridge, Scotland Line Summary: High Street, Sanquhar, Castle Street, Sanquhar, Townfoot, Sanquhar, Eliock Bridge, Enterkinfoot, Durisdeermill Mennock, Village, Mennock, Overtown Farm, Mennock, Dalpeddar, Mennock, Glenairlie Bridge, Drumlanrig Castle Rd End, Carronbridge Mennock, Enterkinfoot, Durisdeermill, Drumlanrig Castle Rd End, Carronbridge, Village, Carronbridge, Village, Carronbridge Village, Carronbridge, Carronbank, Carronbridge, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill, Cross, Thornhill, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill, Trigony Village, Carronbridge House, Closeburn, Main Street, Closeburn, Main Street, Closeburn, A76, Kirkpatrick, Stepends Rd End, Carronbank, Carronbridge Auldgirth, Ballochan Road, Auldgirth, Inn, Auldgirth, Auld Brig View, Auldgirth, Boatrig, Auldgirth, Village, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill Dalswinton, Douganstyle, Dalswinton, Quarrelwood, Duncow, Primary School, Duncow, Village, Kirkton, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill Village, Kirkton, Carnsalloch, Kirkton, Kirkton Terrace, Locharbriggs, Garden Centre, Heathhall, Bloomƒeld, Cross, Thornhill Dumfries, Edinburgh Road, Dumfries, Edinburgh 63 Drumlarig Street, Thornhill Road, Dumfries, Edinburgh Road, Dumfries, Woodbank, Dumfries, Academy Street, Dumfries, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill Buccleuch Street, Dumfries, Whitesands, Dumfries Trigony House, Closeburn Main Street, Closeburn Firmuir Avenue, Scotland Main Street, Closeburn A76, Kirkpatrick Stepends Rd End, Auldgirth Ballochan Road, Auldgirth Inn, Auldgirth Auld Brig View, Auldgirth Boatrig, Auldgirth Village, Dalswinton Douganstyle, Dalswinton Quarrelwood, Duncow Primary School, Duncow Village, Kirkton Village, Kirkton Carnsalloch, Kirkton Kirkton Terrace, Locharbriggs Garden Centre, Heathhall Bloomƒeld, Dumfries Bloomƒeld, Scotland Edinburgh Road, Dumfries Marchƒeld Drive, Dumfries Edinburgh Road, Dumfries Edinburgh Road, Dumfries Woodbank, Dumfries Academy Street, Dumfries 16 Academy Street, Dumfries Buccleuch Street, Dumfries Buccleuch Street, Dumfries Whitesands, Dumfries Brewery Street, Dumfries Direction: Sanquhar 236 bus Time Schedule 42 stops Sanquhar Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Whitesands, Dumfries Brewery Street, Dumfries Tuesday Not Operational Buccleuch Street, Dumfries Wednesday Not Operational Mews Lane, Dumfries Thursday Not Operational Academy Street, Dumfries Friday Not Operational Edinburgh Road, Dumfries Saturday 3:25 PM Woodbank, Dumfries Edinburgh Road, Dumfries Edinburgh Road, Dumfries 236 bus Info Direction: Sanquhar Edinburgh Road, Dumfries Stops: 42 Marchƒeld Drive, Dumfries Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: Whitesands, Dumfries, Buccleuch Garden Centre, Heathhall Street, Dumfries, Academy Street, Dumfries, Woodbank, Dumfries, Edinburgh Road, Dumfries, Edinburgh Rd, Locharbriggs Edinburgh Road, Dumfries, Edinburgh Road, Dumfries, Garden Centre, Heathhall, Edinburgh Rd, Carnsalloch, Kirkton Locharbriggs, Carnsalloch, Kirkton, Village, Kirkton, Village, Kirkton, Primary School, Duncow, Village, Kirkton Quarrelwood, Duncow, Douganstyle, Dalswinton, Village, Dalswinton, Boatrig, Auldgirth, Auld Brig Village, Kirkton View, Auldgirth, Inn, Auldgirth, Ballochan Road, Auldgirth, Stepends Rd End, Auldgirth, A76, Kirkpatrick, Main Street, Closeburn, Main Street, Primary School, Duncow Closeburn, Trigony House, Closeburn, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill, Cross, Thornhill, Drumlanrig St, Thornhill, Quarrelwood, Duncow Drumlanrig St, Thornhill, Carronbank, Carronbridge, Village, Carronbridge, Village, Carronbridge, Douganstyle, Dalswinton Drumlanrig Castle Rd End, Carronbridge, Enterkinfoot, Durisdeermill, Glenairlie Bridge, Village, Dalswinton Mennock, Dalpeddar, Mennock, Overtown Farm, Mennock, Village, Mennock, Eliock Bridge, Mennock, Boatrig, Auldgirth Townfoot, Sanquhar, Castle Street, Sanquhar, High Street, Sanquhar Auld Brig View, Auldgirth Inn, Auldgirth Ballochan Road, Auldgirth Stepends Rd End, Auldgirth A76, Kirkpatrick Main Street, Closeburn Main Street, Closeburn Firmuir Avenue, Scotland Trigony House, Closeburn Drumlanrig St, Thornhill Cross, Thornhill 63 Drumlarig Street, Thornhill Drumlanrig St, Thornhill Drumlanrig St, Thornhill Carronbank, Carronbridge Village, Carronbridge Village, Carronbridge Carronview, Scotland Drumlanrig Castle Rd End, Carronbridge Enterkinfoot, Durisdeermill Glenairlie Bridge, Mennock Glenairlie Bridge, Scotland Dalpeddar, Mennock Overtown Farm, Mennock Village, Mennock Eliock Bridge, Mennock Townfoot, Sanquhar Castle Street, Sanquhar Castle Street, Sanquhar High Street, Sanquhar Harvey's Wynd, Sanquhar Direction: Sanquhar 236 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Sanquhar Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Stance, Cumnock Bank Lane, Scotland Tuesday Not Operational Hall Terrace, Cumnock Wednesday Not Operational Thursday Not Operational Cairn Road, Cumnock Friday Not Operational Holmburn Road, Netherthird Saturday 1:15 PM John Allan Drive, Netherthird Glaisnock View, Netherthird Glaisnock View, Scotland 236 bus Info Borland Bridge, Cumnock Direction: Sanquhar Stops: 34 New Cumnock Golf Club, New Cumnock Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Bus Stance, Cumnock, Hall Terrace, Lochview, New Cumnock Cumnock, Cairn Road, Cumnock, Holmburn Road, Netherthird, John Allan Drive, Netherthird, Glaisnock View, Netherthird, Borland Bridge, Cumnock, New Polquheys Road, New Cumnock Cumnock Golf Club, New Cumnock, Lochview, New Cumnock, Polquheys Road, New Cumnock, Loch Loch View, New Cumnock View, New Cumnock, Castlehill, New Cumnock, Lochview, New Cumnock Castle Primary School, New Cumnock, Castlemains Avenue, New Cumnock, Greenhead Road, New Castlehill, New Cumnock Cumnock, Cairnhill Place, New Cumnock, March Cottage, New Cumnock, Bridge, Polmarlach, Castle Primary School, New Cumnock Opencast, Kirkconnel, Church, Kirkconnel, Main Street, Kirkconnel, Needle St, Kirkconnel, Kelloholm Castlemains Avenue, New Cumnock Arms, Kelloholm, Libry Street, Kelloholm, Kirkland Drive, Kelloholm, Polmeur Road, Kelloholm, Greenhead Road, New Cumnock Greystone Avenue, Kelloholm, Primary School, Kelloholm, Hyslop Street, Kelloholm, Anderson Street, Cairnhill Place, New Cumnock Kelloholm, Knockenjig, Sanquhar, Gateside, Sanquhar, Glasgow Rd, Sanquhar, High Street, March Cottage, New Cumnock Sanquhar Bridge, Polmarlach Opencast, Kirkconnel Church, Kirkconnel Main Street, Kirkconnel Duke Street, Kirkconnel Needle St, Kirkconnel
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