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Bus Network Map 2019.Pdf Adelaide network map 27 January 2019 G aw ler- On e T re e H i ll R d Joins Gawler Harris Rd inset map Evanston Alexander Ave Evanston Park Gawler Angle Vale Rd Gardens Adelaide bus regions key Rd Chivell Bubner Rd Bubner M Angle 462 Rd a onds x 462C m Fat Gawler d ch Vale E en Stevens Dr Higgins Rd Dr Angle Vale Coventry Rd Fradd RdShiraz Ave Tram Bentley Rd ine Dalkeith Rd Short Rd r D 462 OUTER NORTH r 495 ON-DEMAND Cliff Rd Main North Rd C 462 222 401 421 451 492 Palamino Dr Kudla 224 403 430 452 493 462C Bus Service Roseworthy North 225 404 440 461 494 Stebonheath Rd Munno Para Centre Interchange NORTH SOUTH Heaslip Rd Frisby Rd Catch the Gawler & regions 495 ON-DEMAND Barossa 228 405 441 462 560 Penfield Reservoir Gartrell St Smithfield Curtis Rd Evanston bus service in the orange shaded area shown 202 235 253 361 229 411 442 491 565 Gardens Brandis Rd 440 441 442 to Elizabeth Interchange 203 528 400 415 443 492A 900 Northern Exp South George McCullum Rd 238 254 Munno Para Station on the route map and from any bus stop in 206 239 271 G10 N224 Elizabeth Virginia 461 the region.* 208 251 273 M44 Gawler Recreation Park 440 River North N224 B 228 to city OUTER 500 507 543 556 C1 M44 Phineas St *Refer to timetable for eligibility details. 209F 252 300 N202 SA International Andrews RdMunno Para Lakes Warooka Dr D N254 NORTH 501 528 544 557 C2 N1 Shooting Park Virginia Golf Course Brady St MacDonald West Newton Bvd *Passengers within the blue shaded area are 502 540 545 559 G40 N502 451 to Elizabeth A C only eligible to catch the 495 ON-DEMAND Outer Salisbury 503 541 546 591A J1 N541 Park Curtis Rd Munno Para Munno Para 452 Interchange Harbor 506 542 548 591C J2 N542 bus service outside of the operating hours of Golden Stebonheath Rd 228 441 442 to Smithfield Interchange d Andrews Peachey Rd 443 R the 491 and 492 unless a medical expemtion Port Gawler Grove a OUTER NORTH EAST Dr Douglas n 440 440 443 to Munno Para Station Old Port Wakefield Rd Conservation Park Farm 462 452 o 451 461 o 443 is provided. Ave 462C w 461 to Munno Para West Mawson OUTER nt la e 462C A id Munno Para Lakes NORTH s Smithfield to Angle Vale re M Smithfield Interchange Shopping Centre 462 Para Wirra 106 171 195 580 H33 P y 443 Port a Recreation Park EAST Buckland OUTER NORTH Plains ll 228 442 Thiele Hwy 140 172 196 H20 N22 Penfield Rd Davoren Rd Av Adelaide Tea Tree Park Anderson Wk e 441 T228 141 173 197X H21 N178 Bentley Rd Peachey Rd Twartz Rd Plaza Blakeview Main N Rd NORTH 142 174 281 H22 W90 Coventry Rd West Blair ain Tce Sturt Hwy Paradise Port Wakefield Rd W Smithfield M North SOUTH Athol 144 176 530 H23 W91 hi Smithfield Interchange Lakes tin See Interchange Sp g rin 147 178 578 H24 X30 to maps for g Arndale n v StebonheathE Rd R a d d Smithfield & l Klemzig 170 190 579 H30 E g d Craigmore Rd e as e v t P c D kwy o Munno Para B to city mb e r Munno Para Centre Interchange 228 Palms e Rd 451 k Redbanks Rd Centre a EAST LifeStyle L EAST WEST 900 k 451 461 to Munno Para Station EAST EAST WEST Village Heaslip Rd r 440 451 a e P Av WEST Lobethal ia Z 452 462 d rn S 442 Gawler Central Railway Line R Munno Para u A 100 157 288 H33 WEST fo o ry 452 li r Smithfield Station 443 Magill t m Davoren d n Shopping City a ich to Elizabeth City R C e 101 163 333 J1 v R e Keswick y d 451 Interchange e o r Graeber Rd Osp Adelaide F s re Womma Rd o Park h C Gawler 491 y e 110 167 371 J1X r c P d Uley Rd t 452 P International i a d Adelaide Glen ng G d b e e 112 168 372 J2 Raceway ri P Smithfield r Craigmore Belt Kestrel Rd e d ge 443 441 to Munno Para West Osmond R B 461 Airport d d d er Dr R d Adams Rd h 115 190 376 J7 R 443 s R fi n y g o r n to Angle Vale n t 462 i 117 230 H20 J8 u Broadmeadows n s K b a y Parkers Rd s Main North Rd l Penfield E 440 442 to Elizabeth Mount e Station Rd Sturt Hwy 118 232 H22 N30 Glenelg Elizabeth t Midway Rd b y Interchange CrawfordNottle Rd Hewett m NORTH 900 e a 441 150 286 H30 W90 H Hanson Rd Church St Forest Reserve South West H 441 Willaston Crafers Para Explorer Pde 155 287 H32 W91 Womma Rd 451 461 to Munno Para SOUTH C r DawkinsReservoir Ave 440 D X30 Stirling am Shopping Centre k 452 462 Morialta Drive 443 p r b d Elizabeth Interchange a Elizabeth Clancy Rd R e e R Flinders d P l High St Marion l r d R i b HILLS R la a th 224 442 560 y Womma d Downs n r B k Centre e Woodford Rd 443 s o h R N 400 443 900 c Haines Rd a d d n Port Wakefield Rd R Jarvis St i Blackwood Mount e TAFE SA Yorktown Rd a 430 451 J1 P 228 n North Elizabeth w M o OUTER NORTH Barker 440 452 441 t Elizabeth Station Interchange Gawler Central Campus k T228 Old r M o S d 441 500 N224 ea r R a Y e i Gawler bo iv n Reynella ro Turner D r R Cowan St ugh R Ward Belt Rd r Paxton St N See Interchange d le ort Gawler Health Winston Park aw h N224 maps for d Rd 440 to Munno Para Station tbatten G Rd Service Equestrian If ul Elizabeth un Sq Gawler Oval OUTER Edinburgh RAAF Base o o ua Centre Elizabeth Station Midway Rd re d (Ba Jubilee Gawler Railway Line M R rossa Vall 442 och ey W & Elizabeth Park 441 to Smithfield Gawler ynd ay) Elizabeth S Park Whitelaw Rd L SOUTH NORTH SOUTH hi 443 Interchange A Airport City Centre lla 442 C Direk Kin be St Murray TAFE SA k er A 200 263 601 G20 M44 Elizabeth aid Rd Munno Para loop Rd 443 Gawler Campus Noarlunga 241 265 605 G21 N10 Waterloo Elizabeth Way Gawler 492 Elizabeth Elizabeth Station B CheekAve Playford St Gosford BAE Systems Brigalo St C 245 300 645 G22X N21 J1 Gawler 492 East Tce Corner Alive Oval 224 500 to city 421 East P F Salisbury Interchange e i F 492 248 320 646 G30 N262 f West n t C West Ave e Calton Rd Macclesfield 228 to Salisbury North r 400 i e Elizabeth t 262 600 G10 G40 to Munno Para 492 225 405 502 451 n h 400 City t North Shopping Centre h Midway Rd Northern Exp A d B 400 411 900 Ridley 452 to Salisbury Interchange Centre Gawler Station R T T228 v S a h 430 A Cork 430 t Mawson Interchange ir Elizabeth South Reserve e Adelaide Rd lm W 401 415 N502 d r Gawler aterlo Ave o o C D to Salisbury Interchange 491 493 Rd Barnet o 421 900 to Tea Tree Plaza Interchange Fifth St r rn 403 421 d 560 a to city er Defence Science hfiel 492A 494 East l Rd Seaford 501 Rd ig Ryde St McLaren 404 430 H Evanston and Technology to Glenelg via city Nineteenth St HILLS J1 492C Centre Flat 565 to Ingle Farm Shopping Centre Organisation Fai to Elizabeth Interchange Diment Rd rfie B 224 Salisbury North ld re R r 820 840X 866 Elder Smith Rd d Bolivar Rd d Burgate St e Gawler v Old Defence Science 493 to Hill St B Dr 821 841F 892 225 to Salisbury Interchange A nk er n a b 400 and Technology Philip Hwy 224 op R g 400 o d Gawler Gawler n 494 822 842X 893 Strathalbyn i Organisation H C OUTER SOUTH r Blackburn Rd og to Greenwith k Racecourse B p 415 Bolivar Rd a c Sheriff St S B Salisbury Interchange W rth a South 823 850 894 o J Aldinga o om 560 R d g Gawler Racecourse Mawson Lakes Station d a e R n to Golden Grove Interchange 640 720 725 743 751 to Salisbury Interchange R 415V F 411 r n d e 830 852 N864 a N224 to Salisbury Beach Langhorne C Hogarth Rd d Evanston 401 A w P v 400 N224 681 721 733 744 752 e o North 834 860F T840 y Quadrant Ave to Elizabeth Interchange Hillier n to UniSA Mawson Lakes Campus d a Creek 411U a 430 494 y Burton d 682 722 734 745 755 Para Rd m W a 835 861 T842 Edinburgh R 401 D e D Waterloo Corner Rd Hillier Rd l Mofflin Rd H to Paralowie E F n n Hillier Rd o 683 723 737 747 756 to Oldham R ri 837 863 T843 d 403 St Gawler 224 500 to Elizabeth C g e Christine Ave Hillbank Little Para 493 n u 719 723X 741 750 N721 si Salisbury North Interchange Sellicks 838 864 n G Reservoir 400 560 G e Waterloo Corner Rd 500 Bungarra St Clark Rd Potts Rd aw K e St Lyell McEwin 500 Line Railway Gawler ean B N224 F Angle Vale Rd Dawson Rd Krieg Rd le Beach 839 865 222 225 Kelsey RdD e Nurlutta C Purling Ave Hospital to city r- to city 403 Parallel Ave li om 502 C O Gawler Central Railway Line n n 224 401 da me e C Ave N502 411 r rci Rice Salisbury Station to Defence Science and T Burton Rd 403 hn Tr re r a l Jo 421 Technology Organisation Tambelin in e H 411U 900 R Elizabeth to Virginia it D d H y 900 & beyond i r D ll to Tea Tree Plaza Interchange r R to Y Vale Black Top Rd B 560 d a a Halba Cr r Bolivar Rd lu 228 Harry e 224 m d Jarvis Rd to Mawson Angle Vale Rd Evanston b Evanston i b R Bowey L a Dr J1 a 400 411 Interchange Downton Ave North n Paralowie Salisbury Porter St Reserve Main North Rd a Sunnyside Dr Salisbury Park North d T228 Gardens Coventry Rd Central 560 Bolivar Rd Paralowie n A Mawson Central Interchange i Port Adelaide Interchange V Districts Park Church St 404 I 224 225 to city Alexander Ave 401 Hospital rd Dr to Paralowie See Interchange odda North R G R 405 Joins 222 565 r Historical to Mawson Interchange maps for Parabanks ifl Kings Rd Ponton St Saints Rd D e 591A Park Tce 415 R 591C map Aviation 501 t y an St Vincent St Whites Rd S Salisbury & r ge 405 r ben u R u Museum zo Fenden Rd Re Richardso n b Greenwith d n Greenwith to Elizabeth Interchange A i Salisbury Centre r R 224 404 & 404 W te Target Hill Rd d 117 150 Carlingford Dr n to city National Outer Spains Rd a Tar Marryatt St 411 to Salisbury Interchange Kings Rd Eliza St Park Tce C get H 415 118 Railway 405 Salisbury ill R ve Rd Port D Museum Harbor d ro North North Commercial Rd Salisbury G Mall Lipson St to city Heights n University Pde 225 225 to Salisbury Interchange R e Golden Grove Interchange Salisbury Centre Interchange d 548 224 to city North Plain l r o C2 The Grove B to UniSA mith D 591A G 224 to city Legend Barker 411U ew S Salisbury T Shopping Centre
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