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46 Outbound Kings Lynn - Wisbech - March Ea 20-46- -Y08-1 2900K1346 adj Springwood High School, King's Lynn 9 (first) 2900K13131 opp Queensway, King's Lynn 9 2900K13129 opp Health Centre, King's Lynn 9 2900K1350 opp Tesco, King's Lynn 9 2900K1359 opp King Edward VII School, King's Lynn 9 2900K13139 Stand C Transport Interchange, King's Lynn 3 (first) 6 (first) 7 (first)8 (first) 9 10 (first) 2900K1322 adj Railway Station, King's Lynn 9 10 6 7 8 3 2900K1010 adj Hillington Square, King's Lynn 9 10 6 7 8 2900K13108 opp Baptist Church, South Lynn 3 6 7 8 9 10 2900K1354 opp St Michael's School, South Lynn 3 6 7 8 9 10 2900K13167 opp Beloe Crescent, South Lynn 9 10 3 7 8 6 2900K13146 opp Maple Road, Saddlebow 7 8 9 10 3 2900T217 adj Eau Brink Road, Tilney All Saints 2900K13171 opp Poplar Avenue, Saddlebow 7 8 9 10 3 2900W289 opp The Olde Bull, Saddlebow 7 8 9 10 3 2900W1010 adj St Peters Road, Wiggenhall St German 7 8 9 10 3 2900W288 adj Crown and Anchor, Wiggenhall St German 8 9 7 10 3 2900W284 opp Turrell Close, Wiggenhall St German 9 7 8 2900W298 opp Park Crescent, Wiggenhall St Mary M 2900W281 3 adj Lewis Drive, Wiggenhall St German 8 97 2900W296 6 opp Mill Road, Wiggenhall St Mary M 2900W287 10 3 opp Church Road, Wiggenhall St Mary V 8 9 7 2900W299 adj Burnt Lane, Wiggenhall St Mary M 2900T224 opp Bus Shelter, Tilney cum Islington 8 9 7 3 2900T100 adj Spice Chase, Tilney All Saints 7 8 9 10 2900T223 opp Bus Shelter, Tilney St Lawrence 7 89 10 2900T225 3 adj Westfields, Tilney St Lawrence 7 8 9 10 2900T064 opp Kismet, Terrington St John 5 (first) 8 9 10 3 7 2900W305 adj Post Office, Walpole Highway 9 10 5 6 8 2900W3041 adj Trinity Road, Walpole Highway 2900W303 3 7 opp School Road, Walpole Highway 5 6 8 9 10 2900W0913 W-bound The Highwayman, Walton Highway 8 9 10 5 6 7 3 2900W097 opp Marshland High School, West Walton 7 8 9 10 4 (first) 5 6 2900W0911 opp King of Hearts, West Walton 7 8 9 10 4 5 6 3 0500FWISH057 opp Windsor Drive, Wisbech 7 8 9 10 4 5 6 0500FWISH055 opp Ollard Avenue, Wisbech 4 6 7 8 9 10 5 0500FWISH024 0500FWISH020 opp Waterlees Road, Wisbech nr Waterlees Road, Wisbech 4 6 7 8 9 10 5 0500FWISH053 0500FWISH019 opp Kooreman Avenue, Wisbech opp Pumping Station, Wisbech 4 6 7 8 9 10 5 0500FWISH018 0500FWISH029 opp Clarkson Court, Wisbech nr Lucombe Drive, Wisbech 4 6 7 8 9 10 5 2900W071 opp Pippin Gardens, Walsoken (Norfk) 0500FWISH030 5 nr Park Avenue, Wisbech 2900W0710 adj Burrett Gardens, Walsoken (Norfk) 5 2900W0711 adj Chapnall Close, Walsoken (Norfk) 3 (last) 5 0500FWISH028 opp Lerowe Road, Wisbech 5 0500FWISH023 nr Guild Road, Wisbech 4 (last) 6 (last) 7 (last) 8 (last) 9 (last) 10 (last) 5 0500FWISH021 nr Council Road, Wisbech 5 0500FWISH022 opp Colvile Road, Wisbech 5 0500FWISH012 nr Mount Drive, Wisbech 5 0500FWISH014 opp Park Street, Wisbech 5 (last) 0500FWISH035 Bay 5 Horse Fair Bus Station, Wisbech 1 (first)2 (first) 0500FWISH037 W-bound North Street Hail & Ride, Wisbech 1 2 0500FWISH005 opp 50 Barton Road, Wisbech 1 2 0500FWISM013 nr St Mary's Close, Wisbech St Mary 1 2 0500FWISM017 opp The Jetty, Wisbech St Mary 1 2 0500FWISM016 opp Chapel Avenue, Wisbech St Mary 1 2 0500FWISM015 nr The Gables, Wisbech St Mary 1 2 0500FWISM040 opp Sand Bank, Wisbech St Mary 1 2 0500FWISM014 nr Willock Lane, Bunkers Hill/Cambs 1 2 0500FWISM007 opp Plash Drove, Tholomas Drove 1 2 0500FWISM003 nr Mouth Lane, Tholomas Drove 1 2 0500FWISM004 opp 12 High Road, Guyhirn 1 2 0500FWISM011 opp Chapelfield Road, Guyhirn 1 2 0500FWISM025 opp Primary School, Guyhirn 1 2 0500FWISM031 opp Post Office, Guyhirn 1 2 0500FWISM021 opp Nene Close, Guyhirn 1 2 0500FWISM010 o/s 1 Gull Road, Guyhirn 1 2 0500FELMM003 opp Church, Ring's End 1 2 0500FMARC016 opp Grandford Drove, Westry 1 2 0500FMARC037 SE-bound Wisbech Road, Westry 1 2 0500FMARC013 nr St Mary's Church, Westry 1 2 0500FMARC077 nr Meadowlands, March 1 2 0500FMARC025 opp Peas Hill Road, March 1 2 0500FMARC001 nr Nursery Drive, March 1 2 0500FMARC003 nr Norwood Road, March 1 2 0500FMARC005 opp Elliott Road, March 1 2 0500FMARC006 opp Rookswood Road, March 1 (last)2 0500FMARC032 nr Station Road, March 2 0500FMARC096 nr Bevills Place, March 2 0500FMARC042 opp Burrowmoor Road, March 2 0500FMARC023 adj Scargell's Lane, March 2 0500FMARC017 opp Springfield Avenue, March 2 0500FMARC084 S-bound The Avenue Hail & Ride, March 2 0500FMARC094 nr Monument View, March 2 (last) 0500FMARC038 nr Neale Wade College, Town End (Cambs) Stagecoach Norfolk 46 outbound Kings Lynn - Wisbech - March ea_20-46-_-y08-1.
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