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Aberdeen City Council P i A t 11.12.305 A m 8.9.10.35.37.59 16.17.17 8.9.11 20.23. 25 1.1 .2.60.61 D y e c d 420.X10.X20 A A d 117.218.220 18.18 .19 20. 25.727 62.62 .63.67 e e N17 n T D R t EE 68.290.291 Guide To City Centre Departure Points r i o e ERL v a N18 Y e e Night services in AB STR d GEOR r Aberdeen M S X40.X60.X62 t K S E W North East Scotland College A Holburn Junction F St. Nicholas Kirk K Bon-Accord Centre and M5 Union Square Bus Station N X67.X68 E E a GE i N62 to (Gallowgate Centre) r Aberdeen S SUMMERF B Langstane Kirk G Adelphi Aberdeen College N HMT o IELD t T c DYCE Balmedie, L G i C K TERRACE O Dyce V H A C Music Hall H Broad Street L Schoolhill P Woolmanhill T. C I Newburgh, A S N DENMORE H City Centre R L N L G H L KIRKHILL S and Ellon O O D Union Terrace J Castlegate M1, M3 Guild Street & Union Square R Upperkirkgate J O River Don c S T o T S Q W t E E N s TR C U t A E Bridge Street M2 Market Street & Union Square S John Street e o 5 L A 5 G O v W w K P i EET r h n R Woolmanhill A R D i t E 4 Aberdeen Arts City Centre City Centre e K R T T w N1 e s J W i o T REET H v t N62 N T S E er ri e a U 2 T Centre and e v p d O S S E T i s E Aberdeen Destination Service Nos. Boarding Points Destination Service Nos. Boarding Points l R e m MIDDLETON R M l s E S R h o F T E Theatre RE S T D O S ERI Airport e S R n PARK E T CK R R City Council o ST. a t d E T o a . Aberdeen Airport 16 D1, E1, K2, L1, M3, N3, R1 Heathryfold 12 D1, E1, M3, N3, P2, S1 d S JOHN E S n d d 2 s R K S N1 O T T e D rd EW R D y o U E T 117 E1, F1 13 A5, B1, C1, F1, G2, J1 f STREE r DR E r w b T 3 T i 2 H R T i P v 5 H E HN 13. v o u MURCAR N17 e e G E e o riv 3 R AN ET E 15 727 G1, H1, M5 23 A4, B5, C6, F7, G6, J3 D D T K1 E E D d ond 3 R E A m M S CE T EJO es A S1 S S y J L P ST. Y L T T c O Robert BERR N N18 TH (Cornhill Road) R . Aberdeen Royal Infi rmary 3, 3G, 5 D1, E1, M1, N1 Hillhead of Seaton 20 D3, F1, G2, H1, L2, N4 e ITT U N ST o Woodside L Marischal . R R e N N37 a Gordon’s D Road E u J U e T 8, 9 D1, F5, H2, L1, N3, P2, R1, S1 d sm N1 K STONEYWOOD n kway B 25 C3, F1, G2, H1 N37 to r ar A o P E College i e R.G.U. d B n B v S A College 3 v e e a J d R L L h T 23 (Westburn Road) A4, B5, C6, F7, G6, J3 Blackburn, Kintore, A T Police L Bon-Accord A o R I 11 A5, B3, C3, F3, H1 D Hilton E Schoolhill C s GILC Woolmanhill R H A S E O E ET MSTON K a R1 H.Q. Port Elphinstone & T N Shopping 35 D2, M5, N3, P2, S2 E c N v F Campus p 12 D1, E1, M3, N3, P2, S1 A R o 1 i . R P Hospital N1 n N18 r PA B 2 t M H Inverurie I R t K Centre E 37 D2, E1, F3, M5, N3, P2, S1 s S A I o L T ST U Tolbooth 23 A4, B5, C6, F7, G6, J3 n s t l P R H A v o l e O St. G N e A R w S A K B E St. ru N17 t E 59 D1, E1, M3, M5, N3, P2, S1 DANESTONE i O N R IR R r n S 117 E1, F1 i BANKHEAD h BRIDGE S Aberdeen R Nicholas K O UE Aberdeen e Andrew’s T Q B T 1 W I A H (Westburn Road) W Denburn R X40 A4, B5, C5, C6, F2, G6, J3 a R E R R Fairview de E R E D l OF DON R i E Art Gallery T Town House o S g ns E E Shopping P Cathedral Kincorth 17, 17A C3, F4, G5, H1, K1 a tr o Nth o S O P e o . D Health T E d e w S His U a d T Airyhall 15, 15A A7, B4, C4, F5, F7, G5, G6, J3 t n oa L A and Centre Bankhead i d R E St. Mark’s S 18, 18A A2, B3, C2, F4, G5, H1, K1 venue e Centre D T S 2 A BUCKSBURN E M Majesty’s J Ro Museum L1 . T N18 a l R R Altens Industrial Estate 7A A1, B1, C1, F1 d l Church o O OS Theatre 3 Marischal E J1 218 M5 w N Kingswells e e n N i E E Dr v i M T el ve v i 18 A7, B6, C5, C7, F6, G5, H2, K5 ur T O Square La r r R U 220 M5 Park i D LL 2 Sclattie o N LHI L a T O a SCHO F N1 d VIADUCT James S Ashgrove 11 A5, B3, C3, F3, H1 Kepplehills G3 T A . 2 Kingswells 218 M5 River Don NI G hills R Drive V Dun’s 12 D1, E1, M3, N3, P2, S1 ple oad N18 E p GRANDHOLM Central St. S CH 220 M5 e N B House 4 K TR G1 J Kepplehills UE T N4 E O Ashwood 2 A1, B2, C2, F2, J2 Auch Library L Nicholas E m WOODSIDE EE U B L X7 A5, B5, C6 F7 N17 Road i HAYTON R MON ET A ll D The A T N Aberdeen N S S I E C Kirk Auchinyell 1, 2 A8, B6, C7, F9, G6, J4 R t O N First e NEWHILLS K Leggart 7, 7B A6, B6, C5, C7, F6 o N2 N Union Academy w a T e T Maritime Gre B d at N17 il N20 e W l r U Travel h e y t E Shopping 4 Balnagask 5 D3, E3, M1, N1 204 A7, B4, C4, F5, M5 i u d OLD STRE Y F r S R Museum l N37 o N Terrace n l E N N Centre e n s v N e K 59 E3, M1, N4, P2, S2 MIDDLEFIELD ABERDEEN S Centre D F3 A o X7 A6, B6, C5, C7, F6, M5 t 6 rh R g C T Gardens G R ET e o n i R 1 E G5 v. a N O A r I R 16 D1, E1, K2, L1, M3, N3, R1 anor K M 2 Bankhead Provost Rust Drive M n d T R A F Mannofi eld 19 A7, B4, C4, F5, H2, K4 H O W i E N A D T O l 1 R t SEATON E N18 TILLYDRONE C F E F5 M 17, 17A C3, F4, G5, H1, K1 o HILTON E AY 201, 202, 203 A7, B4, C4, F5, M5 e R U Kingswells n R E R IP Q Provost Rust N 2 NORTHFIELD v T D E T AR H O D S 6 i R S L F S 18, 18A A2, B3, C2, F4, G5, H1, K1 Crescent Y r P O o a S L G . IT Mastrick 3, 3G D1, E1, M1, N1 Drive D T KE d A D S E 3 N r D C I T 37, 420, X20 D2, D3, E1, M5, N3, P2, S1 TREE E E N i S 7 DD R N5 v LY F HA T 13 A5, B1, C1, F1, G2, J1 T e UN N S T FAIRLEY H O E D1 I T 117 A5, B1, C1, F1, M3 R N5 A N I n St. Mary’s U R 2 Rosehill Dr. N1 M U F9 Middlefi eld 13 A5, B1, C1, F1, G2, J1 o SQ L S 727 G1, H1, M5 raser D s F r R I ost iv r T N Prov e R.C. Cathedral e ASHGROVE E Trinity R 23 A4, B5, C6, F7, G6, J3 N18 G d R C N1 H Music C3 E n M N E H Beach 15 A3, B1, B3, C1, F1, G2, J1 U N E2 Shopping N M A E S A M I T B E Harbour T L Hall T Miltimber 19 A7, B4, C4, F5, H2, K4 N20 S a N20 P U Y U Aberdeen R 1 .
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