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MARIST COLLEGE Plan Your Trip with the TC Journey Planner! Visit Transport.Act.Gov.Au for Details Effective 20 July 2020 MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Local area map School start 8:35 am A t h l l o Marr St Marist College n School finish Canberra D 3:10 pm r t Du S Fa ur St e Bus Stop 1613 b Routes 2035, 2037, 2039, m 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, o c 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, Bus stop location e l 2048 d La d s i Route 2036 PM er B on Pl 2035 School route number H u r l e R4 RAPID route number y S t Walking route A t h t 73 Regular route number l S l i o ch n ac n D er r B P e t h e Bus Stop 2610 b R4 r Route to Belconnen i d Route R5 to City g e Route 73 to Woden S t t M r a D S n y rr so H h S aw p t M e r a u t y S r M asle d Local area map provides indicative e B S t walking paths only. This map is designed Bus Stop 2609 Route R4 to Tuggeranong to represent local public transport Route R5 to Lanyon Marketplace Bat options in the area and is not to scale chelor St Route 73 to Monash, Tuggeranong transport.act.gov.au MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Summary of bus services Route AM PM Suburbs/Areas Serviced Other information R4 Belconnen Interchange, Bruce, City Interchange, Woden Interchange, Tuggeranong Interchange City West, City Interchange, Woden Interchange, R5 Wanniassa, Erindale Interchange, Calwell, Lanyon Marketplace 2035 Gleneagles, Kambah 2 AM Trips and 1 PM Trip. 2036 Kambah 1 PM Trip only. 2037 Yarralumla, Deakin, Curtin 2039 Rivett, Chapman, Cooleman Court 2040 Duffy, Holder, Cooleman Court 2041 Tuggeranong Interchange 2042 Lanyon Market Place, Gordon, Banks, Conder 2043 Theodore, Calwell, Richardson, Chisholm, Erindale Interchange, Gilmore, Wanniassa 2044 Cooleman Court, Weston, Lyons, Woden Interchange 2045 O'Malley, Isaacs, Farrer, Mawson 2046 Denman Prospect, Wright, Coombs, Duffy, Stirling, Waramanga 2047 Hughes, Garran 2048 Chisholm, Macarthur, Fadden, Erindale Interchange, Wanniassa 73 Tuggeranong Interchange, Monash, Erindale Interchange, Wanniassa, Woden Interchange transport.act.gov.au MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Morning school services 2035 From Kambah Summerland/ 1st Kingsmill 7:34 7:44 Kambah Village 2039 7:38 Mt Vernon Dr 7:48 (Gleneagles) 7:44 From Weston Creek TerminusNamadgi 7:54 School Weston Creek 8:04 Marist Terminus 8:14 College 7:41 Chapman 8:18 2041 Shops 8:28 2037 7:47 Rivett Shops From Tuggeranong 7:55 Cooleman Court From Deakin Interchange Plt 1 Tuggeranong Deakin Interchange Plt 6 8:01 Marist Shops 8:03 College Marist 7:54 Yarralumla 2043 College 8:13 Shops 8:21 2040 8:00 John James Hospital From Theodore 8:04 From Weston Creek TerminusCurtin Theodore Shops Terminus Weston Creek 8:09 Marist 7:19 Terminus Calwell College Shops 7:53 Duffy 8:25 7:26 Chisholm 2042 Shops Shops 7:57 Cooleman Court 7:47 Erindale Interchange Plt 1 From Gordon transport.act.gov.au Interchange Plt 1 8:07 Marist 7:56 Marist College College Gordon PS 8:21 8:11 7:34 Pockett / 2044 Brockway 7:40 Lanyon Market Place From Cooleman Court 7:50 Marist Cooleman Court College Interchange Plt 3 8:20 7:59 Lyons Shops 8:11 Woden Interchange Platform 1 8:18 Marist College 8:23 MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 2045 From O’Malley Tyagarah/ Culgoa 7:46 Isaacs 2047 Shops 7:52 Marist College From Hughes8:10 Hughes Shops 7:51 Garran Shops 7:55 Marist 2046 College 8:09 From Denman Prospect Bielski/ Heseltine 7:21 Fred Daly/ 2048 John Gorton 7:24 Weston Creek Terminus From Isabella Plains 7:39 Mount Stromlo Isabella Plains HS Shops 7:49 Marist 7:21 Chisholm College Shops 8:07 7:33 Erindale Interchange Plt 1 7:48 Wanniassa Shops 7:54 Marist transport.act.gov.au College 8:08 MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Morning R4 From BelconnenRAPID Cohen St services Interchange Plt 3 7:24 Westfield R5 Belconnen Plt 1 7:26 From City West Belconnen Interchange Plt 1 7:28 City Interchange Platform 4 City West 7:49 Woden Interchange 7:59 City Interchange Platform 4 Platform 4 8:06 Morning regular services Athllon/ 8:03 Woden Interchange Mawson R4 Other times available. Visit transport.act.gov.au Platform 3 8:10 73 From Tuggeranong 8:20 Athllon/ Mawson From Tuggeranong 8:25 Tuggeranong Tuggeranong Interchange Plt 8 Interchange Plt 3 8:06 Athllon/ 7.21 R5 Mawson Monash PS 8:22 From Lanyon Market Place 7.29 Erindale Interchange Plt 1 7.36 Sainsbury/ Lanyon Sulwood Market Place 7:52 7.46 Athllon/ Calwell Mawson Shops 7.52 8:00 Erindale Interchange Plt 1 73 8:09 Wanniassa transport.act.gov.au Shops From Woden 8:15 Athllon/ Woden Interchange Mawson Platform 8 8:22 7.49 Athllon/ Mawson 7.54 MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Afternoon school services 2035 To Kambah Marist College 3:17 Melrose 2037 HS 3:19 Namadgi School To Deakin 3:29 Mt Vernon Dr Marist (Gleneagles) College 3:47 Summerland/ 3:26 Melrose Vanzetti 2040 HS 4:07 3:29 Curtin 2036 Shops To Weston Creek Terminus 3:43 John James Marist Hospital To Kambah College 3:47 Yarralumla Marist 3:24 Melrose Shops College HS 2042 3:51 Deakin 3:15 Melrose 3:29 Cooleman Court Shops 2039 HS Interchange 4:01 3:17 Namadgi To Gordon 3:43 Duffy School To Weston Creek Terminus Marist Shops 3:27 Summerland/ College 3:53 Weston Creek Marist Vanzetti 3:22 Melrose Terminus College 3:47 HS 3:57 3:18 Melrose 3:24 Lanyon 2041 HS Market Place 3:20 Cooleman Court 3:43 Pockett/ Interchange To Tuggeranong Bellchambers 3:32 Rivett transport.act.gov.au 3:55 Gordon Marist Shops College PS 3:37 Chapman 4:11 3:15 Melrose Shops HS 2043 3:44 Weston Creek 3:17 Tuggeranong Terminus Interchange 3:52 To Theodore3:37 Marist College 3:20 Melrose HS 3:23 Erindale Interchange 3:47 Chisholm Shops 3:56 Calwell Shops 4:10 Theodore Terminus 4:22 MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 2044 To Cooleman Court Marist College 3:24 Melrose 2046 HS 3:26 Woden Interchange Platform 1 To Denman Prospect 3:32 Lyons Marist Shops College 3:37 Cooleman Court 3:19 Mt Stromlo Interchange 2048 HS 3:54 3:35 Weston Creek 2045 Terminus To Isabella Plains 3:42 Fred Daly/ Marist John Gorton To O’Malley College 3:58 Wyndham/ Marist 3:18 Wanniassa Bielski College Shops 4:07 3:28 3:30 Erindale 2047 Melrose HS Interchange 3:30 Isaacs 3:37 Chisholm Shops To Hughes Shops 3:48 Tyagarah/ 3:51 Isabella Plains Marist Culgoa Shops College 3:54 4:07 3:31 Garran Shops 3:43 Hughes Shops 3:49 transport.act.gov.au MARIST COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Afternoon R4 To Belconnen RAPID Athllon/ services Mawson 3:47 R5 Woden Interchange To Lanyon3:51 Market Place City Interchange 4:08 Belconnen Athllon/ Interchange Mawson 4:27 Westfield 3:45 Wanniassa Belconnen Shops Afternoon regular services 4:29 Cohen St 3:52 Erindale Interchange R4 Other times available. Visit transport.act.gov.au Interchange 73 4:34 To Tuggeranong 3:58 Calwell Shops To Tuggeranong 4:06 Lanyon Athllon/ Athllon/ Market Place Mawson Mawson 4:14 3:49 Tuggeranong 3.26 Erindale R5 Interchange Interchange 4:03 3.36 To City West Monash PS 3.41 Tuggeranong Athllon/ Interchange Mawson 3.55 3:46 Woden Interchange 3:50 73 City Interchange 4:07 City West transport.act.gov.au To Woden 4:12 Athllon/ Mawson 3.25 Woden Interchange 3.29 BELCONNEN TO TUGGERANONG via City and Woden Effective 18 July 2020 R4 ROUTE MAP R3 UC College Kenny Lake R1 GinninderraLake Ginninderra Lawson Kaleen R2 R8 University Strathnairn Cohen St C of Canberra Higgins West eld Belconnen Emu Bank Hospital R9 Scullin A Eastern Valley Way Watson University of Canberra Radford Cohen St Page College Interchange Downer R9 Australian Belconnen r College St Hackett D Bruce Catholic Westeld Belconnen Way n Lyneham University Belconnen o d CIT Bruce B y a Calvary Hawker H Dickson MacquarieBelconnen Hospital Bruce Interchange R4 Jamison O’Connor Ainslie Centre Cook Aranda B a r r y R1 Light Rail D R1 r Turner Braddon Marcus Clarke St Alinga St City Interchange London Cct Canberra Acton D Centre Reid Australian National City CIT Reid West University Campbell Lake West Lake Basin Burley Grif n Central Australian Defence Basin Force Academy Parkes Russell Royal Military Molonglo Charles Sturt College - Duntroon Majura Yarralumla CommonwealthUniversity Ave - Canberra R3 Park Denman Capital Cir East Prospect gl Basin Canberra olon o R M iv Barton Airport e Australian Federal r Yarra Glen Adelaide Ave Police College Pialligo R10 Calvary R4 Capital Kingston R10 Australian John James Coombs Defence College R7 Hill Barton Hospital Canberra M Private olon Railway Station glo R Hospital iv Canberra Deakin Forrest e Curtin Eye Hospital r t Wright S Alfred Deakin R6 s Manuka r e High School Shops R2 h t u Fyshwick r CIT Fyshwick r a Hughes Grifth Duffy C School diversion Weston Melrose Dr Canberra Launceston St College Narrabundah Holder Cooleman Lyons Garran R7 Court Canberra Woden Callam St Red Outlet Beard Interchange Canberra Centre R6 Hill Rivett Hospital Harman Waramanga E Symonston Stirling West eld Athllon Dr O’Malley Woden Chiey Phillip Marist Chapman College Pearce Queanbeyan Mawson Fisher Southlands Melrose Centre High School Isaacs Torrens R4 Farrer Kambah Athllon Dr Hume
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