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Buses from Dagenham Heathway Buses from Dagenham Heathway 364 173 Busestowards from Ilford Dagenham ChadwellHeathway Heath towards King George Hospital 174 Hainault High Street Goodmayes Station Road/Herbert Gardens from stops B, H towards from stop M Harold Hill Dagnam Park Square from stops B, H CHADWELL Chadwell Heath 364 HEATH High Road 173173 towards Ilford Chadwell Heath towards King George Hospital Hainault High Street Goodmayes 174 Station Road/Herbert Gardens from stops B, H towards from stop M Becontree Heath Rush Harold Hill Rush Green Whalebone Lane South Leisure Centre Green Road Dagnam Park Square 145 CU London 175 from stops B, H CHADWELLBecontree ChadwellHeath Morrisons Heath University towards Leytonstone 175 High Road 173 from stops K HEATH towards Green Lane North Romford Wood Lane Heathway Hillrise Estate Becontree Heath Rush Eastbrookend Country Park South Park Drive Rush Green from stops B, H Whalebone Lane South 173 175Leisure Centre Green Road 145 Heathway Connor Road CU London 175 Barking Bus Garage Becontree Heath Morrisons University towards Leytonstone 364 175 from stops K Oxlow Lane 174 Dagenham Road towards Green Lane Heathway Oxlow Lane North Romford Wood Lane Heathway Eastbrookend Country Park Hillrise Estate South Park Drive from stops B, H 145 173 175 Heathway Easteld Road Heathway Connor Road Barking Bus Garage 364 173 174 175 Heathway Halbutt Street Oxlow Lane 174 Dagenham Road Bennetts Castle Lane Heathway Oxlow Lane BARKING 145 Longbridge Road Heathway Holgate Road Heathway Easteld Road 145 364 ST Becontree 173P 174 175 E 364 R Martins Corner/Valance Avenue R Heathway Halbutt Street HEATHWAY Y Bennetts Castle Lane Parsloes Avenue PARSLOES AVENUEN R D BARKING Reede Dagenham Heathway Holgate Road Road East Longbridge Road M REEDE ROAD Hail & Ride Rainham Road South 145 364BECONTREE ST 145 section 364 Aldborough Road Becontree P E 364 R Martins Corner/Valance Avenue R HEATHWAY Y SPURLING RD B Parsloes Avenue PARSLOES AVENUEN R D DAGENHAM IVYHOUSE ROAD Reede Dagenham Road East M REEDE ROAD EAST Dagenham East BECONTREE Dagenham Hail & Ride RainhamRainham Road Road South South/ 145 Heathway Ballards Road Porters Avenue section 364 Aldborough Road 364 SPURLING RD B from stop N E Heathway DAGENHAM IVYHOUSE ROAD TILNEY R Shopping Centre O EAST Dagenham East Gale Street A Rainham Road South/ DagenhamD Rusper Road Heathway Ballards Road Porters Avenue 364 Dagenham L Church Siviter Wayfrom stop N ELibrary Elm Lane St. Giles Avenue Heathway F HEATHWAY M LANE Becontree CHURCH EL TILNEY R Shopping Centre 145 O Gale Street ANS A ROAD K Dagenham East Rusper Road Hedgemans Road HEDGEM D Ballards Road/Church Lane H 145 VENUE HORNE ROAD Other buses from A LANG AM ROAD Dagenham Heathway Dagenham L Church Siviter Way LibraryJ Elm Lane St. Giles Avenue 673 Sch Becontree DAGENHF OWNING HEATHWAY CHURCH ELM LANE towards Beckton D 145 Ballards Road Dagenham East from stops E, J, P ANS ROAD K Hedgemans Road HEDGEMHeathway Arnold Road DAGENHAMBallards Road/Church Lane H 145 VENUE 173 174 175HORNE ROAD Other buses from A LANG OAD 175 Dagenham Heathway Heathway NutbrowneAM RoadR J Dagenham from stops Goresbrook New Road/Ballards Road 673 Sch DAGENH OWNING E, J, P Oval Road Newham Way 173 Alfreds Way Leisure Centre 173 RippleD Road Ballards Road towards Beckton South 145 from stops E, J, P Dagenham Leisure Park Heathway Arnold RoadNew Road 145 174 175 DAGENHAM 173 Chequers Lane towards Beckton Bus Station 173 174 175 175New Road from stops E, J, P Heathway Nutbrowne Road Ford’s East Entrance 145 Chequers Lane Dagenham from stops Goresbrook Merrielands Crescent Dagenham New Road/Ballards Road E, J, P Oval Road Newham Way 173 Alfreds Way ASDALeisure CentreDagenham173 Dock Ripple Road New Road 174 Thames AvenueSouth 145 Dagenham 174 Leisure Park New Road 145 174 175 173 145 Chequers Lane New Road from stops E, J, P towards Beckton Bus Station from stops F, L New Road South Street from stops E, J, P Ford’s East Entrance 145 Chequers Lane Marsh Way Dagenham © Transport for London Merrielands Crescent CEME Information correct from January 2020 Dagenham ASDA Dagenham Dock New Road 174 Thames Avenue 174 145 New Road from stops E, J, P from stops F, L South Street How to use this map Destination finder Marsh Way Dagenham © Transport for London CEME Information correct from January 2020 • Find your destination on the map or in the Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops A Dagenham Road 174 B, H New Road Ford’s East Entrance, 174 E, J, P Buses from Dagenham Heathway Destination finder Buses from Dagenham Heathway • See the coloured lines on the map and Alfreds Way 173 E, J, P Drive, The 145 K South Street and Thames Avenue numbers in the Destination nder for the bus routes that go to your destination B E Newnham Way 173 E, J, P How• Check theto Destination use finderthis and map (at the Destination finder Eastbrookend Country Park 174 B, H North Beckton 173 E, J, P end of each coloured line) for the bus stops to Ballards Road 145 F, L How to use this map Woolwich Manor Way 364 173 • Findcatch your your destination bus from on the map or in the DestinationBarking Bus Garage Bus145 routes KBus stops GDestination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops A Dagenham Road 174 B, H New Road Ford’s East Entrance, 174 E, J, P towards Ilford Chadwell Heath towards King George Hospital 174 • DestinationUse the central finder map to nd the nearest bus D North Romford Hillrise Estate 175 B, H Hainault High Street Goodmayes Station Road/Herbert Gardens • Find your destination on the map Beckton Bus Station 173 E, J, P Gale Street Rusper Road 145 K from stops B, H towards • stopSee the for colouredyour route lines on the map and Drive, The K South Street and Thames Avenue from stop M • See the coloured lines on the map for the Alfreds Way 173 E, J, P 145 Harold Hill Beckton Triangle Retail Park 173 E, J, P Gallows Corner 174 B, H O Dagnam Park Square • busnumbersLook routes for thein that the bus Destinationgo stop to your letters destination nderat the for top the of bus the stoproutes (see that example go to your for stopdestination A to the right) B E Newnham Way 173 E, J, P from stops B, H • Check the map (at the end of each coloured Becontree 145 K Gidea Park Main Road 174 B, H Oldchurch Road Oldchurch Rise 174 B, H CHADWELL Chadwell Heath • Check the Destination finder and map (at the North Beckton E, J, P line) for the bus stops to catch your bus from Ballards Road 145 F, L Eastbrookend Country Park 174 B, H 173 HEATH High Road 173 end of each coloured line) for the bus stops to Becontree 145 K Goodmayes o 364 M for Queen’s Hospital • Use the central map to nd the nearest bus Woolwich Manor Way catch your bus from Barking Bus Garage 145 K stop for your route Martins Corner/Valence Avenue 364 M GoresbrookG Leisure Centre 173 E, J, P Oval Road South 145 F, L Becontree Heath Rush • Use the central map to nd the nearest bus D North Romford Hillrise Estate 175 B, H Rush Green • Look for the bus stop letters at the top of the Beckton Bus Station 173 E, J, P Gale Street Rusper Road 145 K Whalebone Lane South Leisure Centre Green Road Key stop for your route Becontree Heath Morrisons 173 175 B, H Green Lane 364 M Oxlow Lane 174 B, H stop (see example for stop A to the right) 145 CU London 175 • Look for the bus stop letters at the top of the Beckton Triangle Retail Park 173 E, J, P Gallows Corner 174 B, H O Becontree Heath Morrisons University Connections with London Underground Becontree Heath 175 B, H H P towards Leytonstone 175 stopo (see example for stop A to the right) towards Connections with London Overground Becontree 145 K Gidea Park Main Road 174 B, H Oldchurch Road Oldchurch Rise 174 B, H from stops K Leisure Centre Harold Hill Dagnam Park Square 174 B, H Parsloes Avenue 364 M Green Lane North Romford o Connections with TfL Rail Wood Lane Heathway Hillrise Estate Becontree 145 K Goodmayes o 364 M for Queen’s Hospital Eastbrookend Country Park R Connections with National Rail Bennetts Castle Lane 364 M Heathway Arnold Road 173 174 175 E, J, P Percy Road 364 M South Park Drive from stops B, H 173 175 D Connections with DLR Martins Corner/Valence Avenue 364 M Goresbrook Leisure Centre 173 E, J, P Oval Road South 145 F, L and Nutbrowne Road Perth Road 364 M Heathway Connor Road Operates daily with 24-hour service Friday and C Barking Bus Garage Key Becontree Heath Morrisons 173 175 B, H Green Lane 364 M Oxlow Lane 174 B, H Saturday nights Porters Avenue K 364 Chadwell Heath High Road 173 B, H Heathway Connor Road 173 175 B, H 145 Oxlow Lane 174 Dagenham Road ConnectionsTube station with London24-hour Undergroundservice Friday and Becontree Heath 175 B, H HeathwayH Eastfield Road, 173 174 175 B, H P Heathway Oxlow Lane o ConnectionsSaturday nights with London Overground Chadwell Heath o 173 B, H Q Leisure Centre Parsloes Avenue 364 M Scho ConnectionsSchool journeys with TfL Rail HaroldHalbutt Street,Hill Dagnam Holgate Park Road Square 174 B, H 145 Station Road/Herbert Gardens Queen’s Hospital 175 B, H R Connections with National Rail Percy Road M Heathway Easteld Road Bennetts Castle Lane 364 M Heathwayand Oxlow Lane Arnold Road 173 174 175 E, J, P 364 D Connections with DLR Chadwell Heath Lane 173 B, H R 173 174 175 Perth Road M Operates daily with 24-hour service Friday and C Hedgemansand Nutbrowne Road Road 145 K 364 Heathway Halbutt Street Chase Cross Road 175 B, H Rainham Road South 364 N Bennetts Castle Lane Saturday nights Porters Avenue K Chadwell Heath High Road 173 B, H Heathway
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