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Plymouth in Your Pocket TO OKEHAMPTON TO TAVISTOCK VIA TAVISTOCK 46 42 VIA YELVERTON Beverston Way 42A 42B Got a smart r D Roborough Ln h A386 r t o 4 lw Kinnaird Crescent 40 u Tavistock Road L Southway Ln Road Clittaford Road et 42A n Whitsoncross Ln n u Tamerton D phone? Foliot 4 40 Glenholt Coombe Lane Southway Drive Glenholt Rd Park B 40 4 Morgan Rd a 42A Tamerton Foliot Rd m 5A Holly Park p f ylde Way Southway e Gleneld Rd d Station Road v i r a D Dunraven Drive o R w ie Moorland View 42 V k e Southway Drive Darklake View ak Whitleigh c Plymbridge Road L t o Powisland Drive is v 44 B a Lakeside Dr Taunton Avenue 42 Looseleigh Lane T Milford Ln 50 44 Estover Rd Tamerton Foliot Rd Leateld Dr Badgers 28A 2 Ernesettle Shrewsbury Rd Plymbridge Ln d Big R gi Derrifor d n H Wood ill Canterbury Lancaster Gardens TO CALLINGTON Drive Windermere Derriford Uxbridge Drive Rin Crescent Budshead Road gm Hospital o Budshead Rd re W Bodmin Road Miller Way a Ernesettle Lane Marina Rd y Warwick Ave Plymbridge Road A38 Gilston Rd ZONE 2 Budshead Rd West Park Rothesay Gardens CallingtonPillmere Road Higher 5A Estover A38 Tavistock Road 4 28 28A 34 St Budeaux Crownhill Rd Colwill Rd 5 Crownhill RdWhitleigh Miller Way Burraton Rd Burraton Cross TO LISKEARD The Parkway 42 42A 42B 50 5 50 72 Old Ferry Rd Coombe Park Charlton Rd 72 Lane Liskeard Rd New Rd t North Rd n n e L Tesco Hunter Cl c e s d Hillside Rd l e R Transit Way Transit m A T a e r 0 2 A r w Asda d 50 5 5 ’s Yellowtor Rd Callington Rd g t Honicknowle C C o S d a o Frobisher in n hak e R Crownhill A k 28 Scan here to save this timetable as K e r 72 e R s a h Tamar Bridge n pe Approach d c Tailyour Road i u k m The Parkway ZONE 2 from 23rd November 2014 November 23rd from w c s r r Plymbridge Rd Victoria Rd e Fore St i K i 6 Oaklands Dr c 62 S Fort Austin Avenue a d n h 6 F d 6 62 t Beechwood r R o TO LOOE/ R R Normandy Way s P d Novorissiysk Rd D n H k a favourite on your phone, or visit: d ve 0 2 Peter’s Park Lane e rossiysk Roa k e c t Forder Valley Rd o t / i v POLPERRO o S St Budeaux The Parkway ay e o P o r h W Derriford Hospital Derriford 0 t r r 27 N Rise b S 0 e t ce s y A m i Chau Au a R 28 st r v King ’s o Brake i M o n s e a Yellowtor Rd R r d C Leigham e The map to the left is an overview of our network o d T S Farm v Saltash ad R Tamerton r i plymouthbus.co.uk/ e 27 k h Sheepstor Rd r Fairway e s Crownhill Crownhill o r D idan Rd c o showing you how to link to our other services. r r e 0 0A y Rd b r Ln e n lsel le oo 6 62 Ch Forder Valley Rd o Honicknowle Lane n o Co M a C t Lynher Drive W Tavistock Road r Weston M a oor Rd i eld Drive h m l Bampton Rd e l St Pancras Ave u M et rc Burraton e Fl H h H Including u m n il il Coombe St Stephens ve l 6 4 l a Wearde Rd Foulston A h W g i e 27 62 o Church Way Deer Park Deer s Barker’s Hill 62 27 L l s 6 s a 50 Barne Rd e p Careswell C Eggbuckland l y The Parkway e Bridwell Rd B u P y x 35 Ham l Avenue v Hill Boringdon o u o R a e Lower Compton Lower l e r Military CarradaleRd Rd e Park R d 2 2A d York Rd d Weston Outland Rd West W TO DERRIFORD u Beacon Down 34 B Avenue H Linketty Ln a t Mill Drive am y S D 40 Beaumaris Rd Plymbridge Colebrook Rd Cemetery Ham r TO CITY CENTRE Marsh Mills Barne Barton d iv Morrisons 4 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Compton Rd Blandford Rd A Ridgeway ls d Efford Sainsbury’s 2 d s 4 e Centre t l 4 e ey Plymouth Glen Rd r R Peverell Pike Rd Ln George 4 n Co-op d Compton Ave n 20A W Mannamead Rd 27 Meraeld Rd U de Argyle FC Trelawney Road rw Segrave Rd 46 Mutley Rd oo o d o H 8 Rd Information Ridgeway d Kent Rd 9 d Wilcove d y Longcause Seymour Road d a R R Plymouth 35 o Plymouth in e 8 9 d h R Holmes Ford Avenue P th Meraeld Sandy Rd s u a mo a Life Centre Elm Rd Ply S EE t r 20/20A l Culme Rd k R t a Warleigh Ave Warleigh d d (Langage a 01752 662 271 S 45 St Maurice 33 St Levan Road Mutley Plain o R M Park) Alma Road Efford Lane Old Laira Browning Rd Grantley Gardens a Barn 33 Laira u ri 0/0A Mutley 2 ce Rd Close 72 Milehouse Rd ZONE 1 20/20A 2A A38 Wolverwood Ln Travel centre Pasley St East Alexandra Rd Lipson Keyham Rd 34 2 Community 45 2A 2 4 Royal Parade, Plymouth Stoke Ford Park Rd Bernice Me your Pocket raeld 6 8 9 Terrace College 50 Rd Balfour Terrace Molesworth Rd A374 ZONE 2 33 Queen’s Rd 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