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London Kings Cross Station – Zone 1 I Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map London Kings Cross Station – Zone 1 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 1 35 Wellington OUTRAM PLACE 259 T 2 HAVELOCK STREET Caledonian Road & Barnsbury CAMLEY STREET 25 Square Edmonton Green S Lewis D 16 L Bus Station Games 58 E 22 Cubitt I BEMERTON STREET Regent’ F Court S EDMONTON 103 Park N 214 B R Y D O N W O Upper Edmonton Canal C Highgate Village A s E Angel Corner Plimsoll Building B for Silver Street 102 8 1 A DELHI STREET HIGHGATE White Hart Lane - King’s Cross Academy & LK Northumberland OBLIQUE 11 Highgate West Hill 476 Frank Barnes School CLAY TON CRESCENT MATILDA STREET BRIDGE P R I C E S Park M E W S for Deaf Children 1 Lewis Carroll Crouch End 214 144 Children’s Library 91 Broadway Bruce Grove 30 Parliament Hill Fields LEWIS 170 16 130 HANDYSIDE 1 114 CUBITT 232 102 GRANARY STREET SQUARE STREET COPENHAGEN STREET Royal Free Hospital COPENHAGEN STREET BOADICEA STREE YOR West 181 212 for Hampstead Heath Tottenham Western YORK WAY 265 K W St. Pancras 142 191 Hornsey Rise Town Hall Transit Shed Handyside 1 Blessed Sacrament Kentish Town T Hospital Canopy AY RC Church C O U R T Kentish HOLLOWAY Seven Sisters Town West Kentish Town 390 17 Finsbury Park Manor House Blessed Sacrament16 St. Pancras T S Hampstead East I B E N Post Ofce Archway Hospital E R G A R D Catholic Primary Barnsbury Handyside TREATY STREET Upper Holloway School Kentish Town Road Western University of Canopy 126 Estate Holloway 1 St. Pancras the Arts London SWISS Prince of Wales Road Tufnell Park Coal Drops STABLE STREET Nag’s Head TOTTENHAM South Tottenham Basin York Way Fitzjohn’s Avenue Midland Y COTTAGE Royal College Street Holloway Prison St. Pancras 86 Brecknock Road Community EDWARD MURI E L S St. Pancras Goods Shed SQUARE TREET Kentish Town Road Lock A Centre Hospital 157 Kentish Town Road Eastern Leighton Road T I B Playground Swiss Cottage Hawley Road Royal College Street Hillmarton Road Stamford Hill E R Copenhagen Coal W G A R D E N S Ivor Street Brecknock Road Freegrove Road Broadway St. Pancras Drops MAIDEN LANE Primary School Kentish Town Road 166 Torriano Avenue Coroner’s Court BRIDGE THORNHILL BRIDGE WHARF Buck Street Hillmarton Road Steps 1 Torriano Infants School Steps Ramp CARNEGIE 10 S T R E E T St. John’s Wood North Road Monument House of Camden Town 13 Camden Road Illustration 33 All Saints Camden Park Road Stoke Newington CALEDONIAN ROAD Caledonian Road 14 The London K Camden Road C Church A Wildlife Trust Royal College Street Monument M GRANARY Thornhill Bridge THORNHILL CAMDEN Camden Park Road 73 L R Camden E SQUARE BRIDGE Hall Road Pratt Street Y Wharf Cliff Villas Stoke Newington High Street Monument S Common T O Newington Green R Albert York Way E Islington Canal Mornington Crescent Pentonville Prison E Brewery Road T Y Mornington Crescent Wharf Regent’s Canal Regent’s StepsCanal 90 Kings Place Ice Wharf Regents Tunnel Camley Street Fish and Wharf Pembroke Thornhill Maida Vale Royal College York Way Caledonian Road & Barnsbury Natural Park Coal Offices Wharf Wharf 125 Crowndale Road Street Agar Grove/Maiden Lane Balls Pond Road Dalston 16 Royal Veterinary Caledonian Road Story Street St. Pancras Y Royal College Street York Way Essex Road Junction A E E T Old Church W T S S T R College Ramp Battlebridge L S A I N Randell’s Road A L 93 Caledonian Road Copenhagen Street S 44 3 1 Basin 18 Pancras Road D 8 P Steps Area under York Way Highbury Corner KILLICK STREET O NEW WHARF ROAD A MURIEL STREET Chenies Place O development 148 5 Caledonian Road Carnegie Street 24 Copenhagen Street 80 Warwick Avenue for Highbury & N G FIFE TERRACE CRINAN STREET London 8 Hackney G C LAVINA GROVE Islington Essex Road O Canal York Way Downs L R W Y N F O R D R O A D Caledonian Road Killick Street D 146 A Museum 20 Kings Place Islington I N G Essex Road S 10 T Area under ©P1ndar Town Hall O 5 Pancras Square Cross Street N R development 205 ISLINGTON S WHARFDALE RD K Council Offices, S T O Paddington B D St. Pancras YORK W I T King’s A A LL Islington A Library and Killick Street R O The yellow tinted area includes every L 142 International R I E F St. Mary’s Church Cross CK D 4 E Leisure Centre KINK NGN G ’ S Health Centre E Hackney East Midlands Trains N bus stop up to about one-and-a-half T 21 A STREET 1 Gattis Southeastern I Central miles from King’s Cross, St. Pancras. N Essex Road 2 AY 9 81 D 48 Wharf First Capital Connect O Baron Street Upper Street R Main stops are shown in the white D Pentonville Packington Street CHENIES PLACE 81 A M Chapel Market PANCRAS WHARFDALE ROAD GREEN E Theberton Street V PLATT STREET P R I O R Y I L Road SQUARE E 21 17 1 area outside. D 97 A Islington Green SOMERS L 67 37 NORTHDOWN STREET L P 1 60 C Penton Rise CLOSE 2 Pancras U CALSHOT STREET 91 8 PA CRROSR O S S A A St. Mary’s Hospital O 66 PURCHESE STREET 54 N N N Square B et hall SOUTHERN STREET D Hackney Wick C Main entrance White Lion R S C ’ and tick 19 AD Eastway AS R RO 6 Pancras G VILLE Street R A PENTON KINGS CROSS N O I St Pancras S RO Square Priory Green K A 30 City Road Torrens Street A D International R RO Pentonville D Islington 37 O AD KILLICK STREET B 48 Estate Eurostar Road A IRKENHEAD ST Angel R A I LWAY S T R E E T D City Road Central Street 1 Pancras 65 O G Penton Street 1 S RA Square 61 Sussex Gardens S Y 35 ’ ALK S U D M 57 A I City Road Windsor Terrace 70 University L O N A S British R N 2 British Transport 59 7 Pancras T N I 46 Winton 48 College Euston ANNI Euston O Library TO Edith Neville Police Office CALEDONIAN ROAD S R BRIT Moorelds Eye Hospital D Square 10 Hospital Square N U O A L B I O N W 68 Primary School Warren Street 476 E Primary School 59 A A STREET L 55 S R 10 D The Stanley Building British Transport BALFE STREET T G 42 A ALBION YARD Y NTON St. Pancras 17 Police Office COLLIER STREET Town Hall L 32 Play- Great Portland Street E ST. CHAD’S ST WI N S Old Street Purchase 26 German ground ST 1 to 37 CUMMING STREET D Marylebone TREET International Gymnasium 32 48 S 1 to 45 Street K E Moorgate Y 17 COLLIER STREET Regent’s Park Gower St. Torrington Pl. Open Space 5 S T Playing Finsbury Square The Somers Town CALSHOT STREET Shoreditch High Street King’s Cross Reggengenntnt O R 73 St. Pancras N 24 court Acton Street OSSULSTON STREET Premier Inn E Community Y O R K W A Y Marylebone Road O NORTHDOWN STREET Angel C Gower Street Chenies Street King’s Cross Road 214 Quarartrteter R Centre E KILLICK STREET Harley Street King’s Cross 1 to 27 A S Acton Street C BRILL PLACE St. Pancras 21 E Liverpool Street N 1 to 24 Tottenham D T Baker Street Bloomsbury Street 16 CALEDONIA STREET Court Road King’s Cross Road P for Madame Tussaud’s Great Russell St. for British Museum Upper Woburn Place A Gwynne Place 19 Oxford Street 24 N 11 to 21 Aldgate LK All for Euston Eastman Dental Hospital C King’s Soho Street R JOINERS AS WA Visual ArtsPROVIDENCE ROW Farringdon Road Francis Crick YARD AFFLECK CALEDONIA Oxford STREET170 Institute RO Gallery 2 Great Russell Street Rosebery Avenue/Mount Pleasant CCrossross 10 Nido Tavistock Square LAUNDRY 186 Circus Gray’s Inn Road Aldgate East A YARD VA R N I S H E R S British Museum D D YA R D OMEGA PLACE R O A Guilford Street Farringdon Road BRAVINGTON E Bowling Green Lane Great King’s Cross I L L Gray’s Inn Road WALK 2 236 V 1 to 21 Whitechapel Northern THE YARD O N Russell Square Primary Care N T 189 to 205 Clerkenwell Road/Rosebery Avenue Farringdon Road for Royal London Hospital E T 2 Hotel 276 P Centre 207 to 221 E 2 King’s Cross Bond Street E 30 Clerkenwell Road PHOENIX ROAD 251 1 to 38 R Gray’s Inn Road 304 188 Eye Clinic T Bedford Place Stepney Green WESTON RISE S Theobald’s Road 1 to 32 Southampton Row 4 Marble Arch 281 O Bayswater K Z WEST END Cosmo Place 380 KING’S CROSS L 42 I N P N Road SQUARE ’ S E Mile End D R 1 A G Hyde Park Corner Scala C H 179 Chancery Lane . O S T 30 ’ Farringdon L S 144 Southampton Row Charterhouse BIRKENHEAD ST 1 to 6 1 C Theobald’s Road Street 46 1 FIELD STREET Maria Fidelis 2 R 1 to 38 Grosvenor Place Bow Road CHAL King’s Cross Northumberland 13 O 46 Holborn Circus St. Bartholomew’s Convent MIDLAND ROAD for Buckingham Palace ST. CHAD’S PLACE 13 2 Lancaster Hospital 364 S School T O N S T R E E T Subway Hotel 311 Gagosian 163 Holborn 1 S PENTON RISE Gate Margaret Pyke 112 Farringdon Street Bow Church D 76 St.
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