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ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG Bus Time Schedule & Line Map ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG bus time schedule & line map ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPA… Albury View In Website Mode The ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG bus line (Albury) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Albury: 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM (2) Mildura: 7:15 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG bus arriving. Direction: Albury ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG 22 stops bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Albury Route Timetable: Sunday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM Kerang Railway Station (Kerang) Monday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna) Tuesday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM 35 King Edward Street, Cohuna Wednesday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower) Thursday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM 30 Main Street, Gunbower Friday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM Caltex Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca) Saturday 4:01 AM - 2:40 PM 44-50 Northern Highway, Echuca-Moama (Echuca Part) Echuca Mangan St/Henderson Rd (Tongala) ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG 29-31 Henderson Road, Tongala bus Info Direction: Albury Transit Centre/Union St (Kyabram) Stops: 22 187 Fenaughty Street, Kyabram Trip Duration: 160 min Line Summary: Kerang Railway Station (Kerang), Mill St/Midland Hwy (Mooroopna) Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna), 53-63 Mclennan Street, Mooroopna Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower), Caltex Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca), Shepparton Railway Station (Shepparton) Echuca, Mangan St/Henderson Rd (Tongala), Transit Centre/Union St (Kyabram), Mill St/Midland Hwy Farrell Park/3591 Katamatite-Shepparton Rd (Mooroopna), Shepparton Railway Station (Congupna) (Shepparton), Farrell Park/3591 Katamatite- 3591 Katamatite-shepparton Main Road, Congupna Shepparton Rd (Congupna), Victoria Rd/Goulburn Valley Hwy (Tallygaroopna), Walter St/Goulburn Victoria Rd/Goulburn Valley Hwy (Tallygaroopna) Valley Hwy (Wunghnu), Quinn St/Mieklejohn St 1651 Goulburn Valley Highway, Tallygaroopna (Numurkah), General Store/Numurkah Rd (Katunga), Maguire St/Murray Valley Hwy Walter St/Goulburn Valley Hwy (Wunghnu) (Strathmerton), Kokoda Rd/Murray Valley Hwy 31 Carlisle Street, Wunghnu (Yarroweyah), Cobram Station/Punt Rd (Cobram), Tungamah Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Burramine), Quinn St/Mieklejohn St (Numurkah) Belmore St/Orr St (Yarrawonga), Blanche St/Foord 17 Meiklejohn Street, Numurkah St (Wahgunyah), High St/Murray St (Rutherglen), Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga) General Store/Numurkah Rd (Katunga) 15 Katunga North Road, Katunga Maguire St/Murray Valley Hwy (Strathmerton) 47-49 Main Street, Strathmerton Kokoda Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Yarroweyah) Cobram Station/Punt Rd (Cobram) Tungamah Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Burramine) Belmore St/Orr St (Yarrawonga) 2/106-108 Belmore Street, Yarrawonga-Mulwala (Yarrawonga Part) Blanche St/Foord St (Wahgunyah) 30 Foord Street, Wahgunyah High St/Murray St (Rutherglen) 87 Murray Street, Rutherglen Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga) Direction: Mildura ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG 22 stops bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Mildura Route Timetable: Sunday 7:15 AM Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga) Monday 7:15 AM High St/Murray St (Rutherglen) Tuesday 7:15 AM 87 Murray Street, Rutherglen Wednesday 7:15 AM Blanche St/Foord St (Wahgunyah) Thursday 7:15 AM 30 Foord Street, Wahgunyah Friday 7:15 AM Belmore St/Orr St (Yarrawonga) 2/106-108 Belmore Street, Yarrawonga-Mulwala (Yarrawonga Part) Saturday 7:15 AM Tungamah Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Burramine) Cobram Station/Punt Rd (Cobram) ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG Kokoda Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Yarroweyah) bus Info 4428 Murray Valley Highway, Yarroweyah Direction: Mildura Stops: 22 Maguire St/Murray Valley Hwy (Strathmerton) Trip Duration: 370 min 52 Main Street, Strathmerton Line Summary: Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga), High St/Murray St (Rutherglen), Blanche General Store/Numurkah Rd (Katunga) St/Foord St (Wahgunyah), Belmore St/Orr St 15 Katunga North Road, Katunga (Yarrawonga), Tungamah Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Burramine), Cobram Station/Punt Rd (Cobram), Quinn St/Mieklejohn St (Numurkah) Kokoda Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Yarroweyah), 17 Meiklejohn Street, Numurkah Maguire St/Murray Valley Hwy (Strathmerton), General Store/Numurkah Rd (Katunga), Quinn Walter St/Goulburn Valley Hwy (Wunghnu) St/Mieklejohn St (Numurkah), Walter St/Goulburn 27-29 Carlisle Street, Wunghnu Valley Hwy (Wunghnu), Victoria Rd/Goulburn Valley Hwy (Tallygaroopna), Farrell Park/3591 Katamatite- Victoria Rd/Goulburn Valley Hwy (Tallygaroopna) Shepparton Rd (Congupna), Shepparton Railway 1651 Goulburn Valley Highway, Tallygaroopna Station (Shepparton), Mill St/Midland Hwy (Mooroopna), Transit Centre/Union St (Kyabram), Farrell Park/3591 Katamatite-Shepparton Rd Mangan St/Henderson Rd (Tongala), Echuca, Caltex (Congupna) Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca), 3591 Katamatite-shepparton Main Road, Congupna Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower), Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna), Kerang Railway Shepparton Railway Station (Shepparton) Station (Kerang) Mill St/Midland Hwy (Mooroopna) 53-63 Mclennan Street, Mooroopna Transit Centre/Union St (Kyabram) 187 Fenaughty Street, Kyabram Mangan St/Henderson Rd (Tongala) 37 Henderson Road, Tongala Echuca Caltex Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca) 44-50 Northern Highway, Echuca-Moama (Echuca Part) Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower) 21 Main Street, Gunbower Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna) 35 King Edward Street, Cohuna Kerang Railway Station (Kerang) ALBURY - MILDURA VIA SHEPPARTON & KERANG bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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