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Nottingham City Street Map A3 nottingham The Forest Recreation Ground (The Goose Fair site in October) City Hospital (A611), Mansfield, 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sherwood Forest (A614) A Nottingham Tourism 6 T Car parking 0 ALFRED STREE NORTH Centre M T S A E N N R Taxi ranks (anytime) N S U Toilets O F O I B Tram route to: R E L I T T L EE H K The Forest Park & Ride, TR D S A A Disabled Toilets M S R Taxi ranks (night time only) Phoenix Park & Ride, TU H O RE L O E A C B A R Bulwell, Hucknall R D A D W Y D O S E Changing Places I VE K O O T S R S Tram route and stops G E O D D A H N TE A S Toilets W N E D N S N A T ’S R O S E R A T E W R E 6 Citycard Cycle Hubs OV T 0 A Shopmobility E GR Y H E Y G Arboretum T LE NES HU U AN O N R T T I O TH S N B FOR G D FUL D O Please be aware that restrictions may be in place on some streets. O O N W It remains the responsibility of the driver to follow and comply TREET S S 4 T 8 with all restrictions and directions at any given time and location. PEEL R A E 6 6 E B This map should be used as a guide only. 0 T T S 22 M All information correct at Sept 2019. 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