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Ealing Broadway Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 29 40 Q W P U St. Peter’s E A Kingsbury E S R Hanger Lane Ruislip Northolt E Church T H E C R O F T T E7 E10 K N ’ S WA C Route E7 serves Ruislip High Street Wembley Park Blackbird West Hendon W A V M Islip Manor Road 2 S 75 16 A I O E and Wood Lane Waitrose during Cross Hendon Central 83 T L U W L K WEMBLEY E N R shopping hours only. At other times, B L Northolt T RUISLIP 45 O H A K 226 P A Sports Ground N7 R Kingsbury Hendon Golders A service runs direct to Ruislip. L D I L R A Ruislip P K H R CORFTON ROAD A K PA Northolt Northolt Wembley Park Drive Wembley Green Green R R N High Street K O Target Moat Farm Road A Arena C 79 A S D G T 6 NORTHOLT L 2 MOUNT AVENUE Roundabout 7 E B 4 Pennine A E Brent Cross R H Rowdell Road Wembley Stadium I L L Drive L I L R Greenford Industrial Estate Staples Shopping H H Cygnet Hospital K A R L Corner Centre 42 A L Wembley Central D Smiths Farm O A L R P C H I L L S I D E Ferrymead 54 Wood Lane Cricklewood L 67 CASTLEBAR HILL K I N G S R O A D O A S Hotspur Road 57 21 E Waitrose Gardens Neasden T H E K N O L L E 112 St. Benedict’s 33 N PERIVALE E U 18 North Circular Road E N Senior School A Kensington Road V E Ruislip Gardens A 24 T 55 Alperton Cricklewood E R Greenford Ruislip Road East Perivale Alperton I REGAL CLOSE L 67 H I L L C R O F T C R E S C E N T Brent Park Neasden E O P ( Ruislip Road Ruislip Broadway T 34 Broadway Gurnell Leisure Centre N 32 40 Barclay’s Bank South Ruislip Perivale Bilton Road Sainsbury’s 76 O North Circular Road Shopping Centre M N N Broadmead Road Road L L 14 Sports Ground N O St. Benedict’s 20 West End Road E K 78 T H E F I R S H ELMCROFT CLOSE O T Junior School M 43 O Stonebridge Park Neasden R 27 R U Dollis Hill N Argyle Road I T 1 34 T 26 St. Benedict’s S 62 16 P Perivale Lane A H Yeading Greenford 9 Junior School R E Hanger Lane K 2 White Hart High School E1 37 Parish T R N C Quill Street Willesden E E L M C R O F T C L O S E O Q U E E N ’ S R O A D Yeading Roundabout North Circular Road C A C Centre S Argyle Road I E2 E D 59 Kingshill Avenue Bus Garage R E 15 Park Avenue C 46 U R 297 A Ruislip Road East D PARK VIEW ROAD O N E11 E S O C V K Greenford Avenue Roundwood Park 22 W A L Yeading H A U T C 9 S Kennedy Road R Twyford Abbey Road W G Ayles Road 1 A GREYSTOKE L L N T Argyle Road M HILLCROFT CRESCENT Hanger Lane Gyratory I Hail & Ride Bispham Road S 1 E K A HERONSFORDE St. Benedict’s 1 E Gifford Gardens Scotch Common W section Harlesden Willesden County Court B Pitshanger Lane R Greenway Abbey 5 Tennis Courts 2 E S A Kent Gardens ESTATE O L 17 E C Hanger Lane R T R E R Elthorne Heights S T . R F I Greenford Avenue Brunswick Road STEP 28 HARLESDEN 83 H E N ’ S R O A D O Bridge Avenue Twyford CHARLBURY GROVE Barnhill Estate E9 Clarendon Road CORFTON ROAD T Gifford Gardens E Pitshanger Lane Hail & Ride R N B C A Abbey Road E Welbeck Avenue A L 45 1 C Harlesden L Harrow View Road A O S section P E D 70 K 18 Brunswick Road Park Avenue 2 WHITE LEDGES R D E E L Hail & Ride C S F I A C H AT S 29 Bordars Road T ) Brunswick Gardens L Argyle Road F High Lane E O section Park Royal Acton Lane D Woodfield Road Y MOUNT PARK CRESCENT R N207 Bordars Walk Lynwood Road C Studland Road Cleveland Road Bodiam Way A L 30 17 Friends L Ealing CC V I St. Barnabas Church Sandall Road H E Meeting N Aston House 427 607 37 57 12 U House 31 PARK ROYAL E School Uxbridge Woodfield Road Birkdale Road WOODVILLE ROAD WOODVILLE GARDENS Uxbridge Bordars Road Lakeside Drive Central Middlesex Hospital 32 38 Fairlea Place Ainsdale Road St. Andrew’s 21 42 Park Road Studland Road Cuckoo Avenue MOUNT PARK ROAD 15 North Ealing North United Reformed 44 W E A T O N R I S E A S T O N R O A D O O D V I L L E G A D E N S Uxbridge Church 7 R 2 Eaton Rise Hanger Lane 7 REGENCY CLOSE 2 Mount Avenue 2 Civic Centre Argyle Road Park Royal 1 100 MORTIMER ROAD 79 Montpelier Road Hillcrest Road 1 St. Stephen’s Avenue Coronation Road 15 Helena Road 48 Hillingdon Castle Bar Park AMHERST ROAD Cleveland Road 28 33 11 11 Montpelier Road H AV E N L A N E The Greenway Greenford Avenue 80 Kent Gardens 59 27 BLAKESLEY AVENUE 43 Hall Drive Mount Park Road Copley Close MOUNT PARK CRESCENT Hillingdon AMHERST 1 85 Lees Road Radnor Court Castlebar Hill Montpelier Road AVENUE P I C N MOUNT PARK ROAD Edgehill Road Eaton Rise 2 E A W 98 North Ealing The yellow tinted area includes every O S Hayes End O 57 Argyle Road D Copley Close 1 WESTBURY ROAD 2 T 1 D bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles G A Angel Lane R L O Sutherland Avenue Castlebar Road O O A K T R E E MOUNTFIELD ROAD R Stafford Court V CLOSE Durston House Y E E E from Ealing Broadway. Main stops are 2 L Mount Avenue Eaton Rise B School E Hayes 28 A D Marchwood Crescent shown in the white area outside. A M H Castlebar AMHERST ROAD Castlebar R Uxbridge County Court WOODVILLE ROAD 1 Browning Avenue Road 47 Haven Green Castlebar Road Playing Field 1 R A 31 O A D Baptist Church Hayes Framfield Road Amherst Road Eaton 27 10 N Eaton Rise 22 By-pass Greenford Avenue Rise 11 20 21 Drayton Bridge Road Castlebar Road H AV E N L A N E G 2 (not 607) A D R E E N 42 HayesHAYES Grapes Hanger Lane O G EALING VILLAGE E 207 R 1 N Gunnersbury Avenue 19 E M A R Sutherland Road V 2 D E D N C L E Y R O A 31 A A O R 2 H Argyle Road C L L A T LONGFIELD ROAD O T 29 C S O N G T AVE N H M L L A R A D N L D D R G HAVEN GREEN E A O E G A L RDS E R 11 HAVEN GREEN R B Y A Drayton Bridge Road G A O O Southall A R A R R R L D A F D EALING VILLAGE A R R A D Havvevven T E OA E Drayton Green Browning Avenue I H D Trinity Road E RO N C N E O D E A B S O N N N L V N T Drayton Bridge Road EONA A (not 607) L D Y E 11 GreenGreeenen S N Gordon Road R H A Z4 G Z1 The Mall 15 A . L C R Ealing V E YY E The Avenue T OAD N N Ealing Squash & R Broadway S West Ealing RDON Z2 C North Common G SOUTHALL GO S R Fitness Club S E (not 607) E D P E N ROA Road 1 Southall Police Station N R ( ORDO G L D Uxbridge Road I F Ealing O N 1 J GORDON ROAD 1 N N Acton High Street G Common Twyford Avenue 2 G Waterglade 28 S JJ R Drayton Green Road B Southall Park O T Denehurst Gardens F R Haven Cycle Hub O Centre . I A H HE MALL T 29 1 I Y L E 46 (not 607) D (not 607) Green D N7 T Ealing Town A E L W G GORDON ROAD H Municipal R D O D E A (not 607) Hall E O K Acton High Street continues to N 51 Borough R B Uxbridge Road B A Broadway T (not 607) (not 607, E8) R Uxbridge Road R of Ealing A X E W King Street (not 607) Ladbroke Grove, O R O V H GORDON ROAD SPRING BRIDGE ROAD Dormer’s Wells Lane T A IN Uxbridge Road The Broadway D N E W D A H Dane Road RAVE Uxbridge Road Uxbridge Road Paddington, W S C 42 D 95 53 (not 607) Hanwell D 427 A Grosvenor Road/ Dean Gardens/ T Ealing S Y R V ROADWAY E Hanger Lane Birch Grove Marble Arch O E ALLINGL NGG E O HAMILTON ROAD Broadway Michael Gaynor Close Bedford Road W B M Broadway (not 607) (not 607) HAMILTON COURT NE Acton Central A R 7 20 R Natwest 38 C B and D T Centre O HAMILTON ROAD R R 1 U S The Vale Hail & Ride T N Oxford Circus 21 2 I D Christ Church 35 A O Acton O D GE R L section A T H E M A L L R D C of E Junior School ThTheT XBRI N H Fire Station Acton Y 62 P D U G 4 A BrBroadBroadwayway I W Q S Old Town Hall East Acton D 51 C Ealing Hospital H A T E11 Ealing The Common Dickens Yard Arcadia O 47 R U Uxbridge Road Warwick Dene (under development) Centre B Uxbridge Road West Ealing Uxbridge Road Acton Vale Bromyard Avenue 31 ACTON LONGFIELD AVENUE E 1 63 Polish L Ealing Hospital H St.
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