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Local Area Map Bus Map Hampton (London) Station – Zone 6 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map MARLBOROUGH 51 42 3 B R L VENUE G O A D L A 4 o COURTLANDS A A N ROAD 35 E T MARLINGDENE 102 n S O U T H R D R O H g S 15 E f 5 I o A 49 52 D 11 A CLOSE 3 U r VE E d 54 77 X K C 29 N B R E L i U N 83 O R ve E L A S D E 128 I A A 37 r 2 O D B R G 2 V E 82 107 C O O M B E E 21 11 R N 86 O 11 Tennis A U D Bowling Courts 17 ROAD E 119 N E T Green 10 L A ROSETREE U 9 A D PLACE 154 R O D B 161 2 O 130 Playground 16363 R W 156 173 A E 87 V N C N E A R L I S L E 170 L A E E R O A D D S V N Tadpole 17 O A I B R 187 L U R E E Nursery D 189 Y R68 159 P D D A 78 27 N E L 88 85 Kew O E 113 1 M Hampton R 12 FALCON ROAD R R O 7 Retail Park 34 O D Cemetery A G E ROA 157 C A R P L A C E D 2 CAMBRID 85 13 TEMPL 3 WESTBROOK A CLEVELAND A Y 32 C S C A O 8 R Heathrow ORCHARD ROAD R T T D S D R I V E Mortlake Road I O N Terminals 1, 2, 3 Harlington H AT H E R O P 2 BARLOW ROAD Carlisle Park A 9 L A 83 V 86 ’ Central Bus Station S Corner VENUE ENUE D W 24 hour service A 111 61 118 L 32 K Heathrow Cranford Lane ROAD E Heston Health Centre 1 L A N 11 Lower Richmond Road B U S H 36 H O L LY Airport 40 31 46 Heston 33 North 44 74 1 2 31 St LeonardÕs Church 70 84 25 41 44 80 78 96 94 E 59 D Lower Mortlake Road H L A N E H O L LY B U S CARDINAL V T U D O R R O A D A I R Hounslow East for North Sheen D 61 O C H E S T N U T A 26 D 36 R N Hounslow O JILLIAN CLOSE 34 M ’ S W RICHMOND 51 R R Bus Station O Richmond ALK Marlliinnng 13 E 37 T VENUE HOUNSLOW Parkk 57 S 47 River Thames W 11 13 E 19 74 E E R O A D N C R E N C S WENSLEYDALE GARDENS 57 W 28 RIPLEY ROAD L A L U Richmond Road E VALERY PLACE 54 Y 232 O 10 D 2 A L Hounslow L 13 E C G R L Treaty Centre 52 E O 20 V Hampton Infant 4 A E D M A N S School and Nursery O R G A R D E N S Twickenham W 21 A 23 TWICKENHAM M A R K H O L E C L Y A D Denmead King Street 13 Y R O Hounslow Road 30 I O R P R 41 School 32 48 43 M 71 A 89 N O R G A R D E N S 13 25 2 104 5 A C E 90 R R ’ S P L Cross Deep 58 56 PA Hampton Lane PRIORY ROAD 87 116 121 P 1 16 Hanworth 125 97 65 Alders 95 63 MILT E 26 T BLOXH Swan Road 135 U R 83 O N R O A D 166 D Hanworth Road MALVERN ROAD D O PRIORY GARDENS C R Strawberry Vale 34 B 155 A Garden Court A R R 9 M Y O Hampton Road O L I A O O C N 63 D M R D Hanworth Road Hampton Road National Physical H E E R R O R M I 12 E O N D C S R E 33 L S C E N N T L R 44 F C Garden Close O Kings Road Laboratory O Teddington Lock I E R Broad Street E 11 T 52 A L N E D O N 24 D E T 23 AD A R WEMBLEY ROAD O L C A S Hanworth Road D E D Hampton A R 22 C Hampton Road Teddington Teddington 33 D Methodist D Hampton School E Y N S O 57 E O Oxford Road Memorial Hospital High Street C L 24 Church O Y L M R 2 R L I O D R S O P 41 Hampton High Street F 45 Athelstan I N E 12 E L 59 D 2 36 House School Acacia Road Parkside W R 30 O 41 A 43 11 D 38 BLOXHAM CRESCENT 72 3 2 60 61 TEDDINGTON 27 HAMPTON NEWFIELD CLOSE S 63 T 69 M A AV E N U E A O R M O N D Hampton T Hampton High Street R MWB I 21 22 Y O 46 R Junior School ORMOND CRESCENT 17 N O Club Cross Street HEATHER CLOSE S A E HEMMING CLOSE E 6 P U C Hammptmptton P N 2 The Avenue L 90 R E Hampton O V S O A 18 E A 39 Nurserylands Shopping Centre Social Club 27 C D H N 22 D O The yellow tinted area includes every 26 A 79 Hampton High Street R O M 1 LINDEN ROAD Y R 1 E St. Theodore 22 L O 6 S H 58 bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Holly Road A of Canterbury D Linden Hall A C H A N D L L O S E The Avenue E C E R O 13 S miles from Hampton. Main stops are 2 Day Centre R O 4 O L Courtlands Avenue D R C L M N shown in the white area outside. Hampton E D O I A O Level Crossing N R O I O F I T N S P A T 113 A A R N D 13 S T T D S R A Hampton High Street 3 I E A N W V G 157 E H Percy Road Uxbridge Road R N A U M E C Kemptonpton M Holly Bush Lane 100 E 2 R I D W H E A S N 74 Y P L S A Gate Hampton C E 3 118 O L D F I E L D R O A D 57 OLDFIEL OLDFIELD ROAD O L D 34 D R O A F I E L D R O A D 31 14 Village Green Hampton 1111 R D 151 111 25 & Richmond O L 23 163 Borough FC D H G H 56 T A A I L Twickenham O A R A G 91 U M C S V D Preparatory School Y H E T 2 E R D M N T O S I 'P1ndar St. Mary’s Hampton Y 4 C E A R Hampton Open O P O G S ROSEHILL A T C O N E 54 L P D R N D E C I 41 25 R G R E E N C of E Primary School R 7 S O R D E Air Pool R C R I Royal Mail 38 E V 1 N R T C V D E H A L Enquiry Office R 69 E C R AVENUE ROAD T O B I R B A L E 7 S O Hampton E Y L O E E A O E 1 E CCastle H A R V A I Baptist Church E R T O BELGRADE ROAD D R D R D 6 U BEARDS HILL CL S D R 22 S O M A S O N C L O S E Y BBusiness Village H 1 E E 27 I V T A 1 40 ND A L O VE R N D M 2 9 OR U 24 L A E R Y S D E 28 H L I H V AS Hampton & E H 15 D Richmond M 14 3 3 HHamptonampton U Hampton G PA Hampton 32 Borough FC 33 I R 42 Care Library PLEVNA ROAD S K VA R N A R O A D H TAT E C Bushy I L 33 O 2 Thames River N O 26 34 29 K R S Park OA E U P P 10 OLDFIELD D . E 38 ROAD . T R 9 1 T S U D A S S N B U R Y R O A ISABEL HILL Staines Road East B C L O S E J A F 31 H N 22 D U P 3 T H A M E S Kenton Avenue SUNBURY N IG H P A C 3 E S 20 RO V R S P R I N 29 15 T R AD R E H G G R O V E E O S U N THAMES E T L B T U U R Y 5 CLOSE St.
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