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Buses from Old Street and Moorfields Eye Hospital Friern Barnet Library 43 Buses from 141 Palmers Green North Circular Road N55 Colney Hatch Lane 76 continues to Old Street and Lordship Tottenham Wanstead , Lane Bruce Grove Hale South Woodford Moorfields Eye Hospital Muswell Hill Broadway 243 and Woodford Wells Wood Green Tottenham Town Hall Highgate Whipps Cross Turnpike Lane Archway Seven Sisters 214 Highgate 55 Leyton Baker’s Arms for Whittington Holloway Harringay Green Lanes 271 Hill Hospital Nag’s Head Stamford Hill Broadway Lea Bridge Road Manor House Highgate Upper Village Holloway Stoke Newington Clapton Holloway 21 Newington Green Lea Bridge Roundabout Parliament Hill Fields Road Dalston Kingsland Mildmay Park 394 Dalston Junction Kentish Town Highbury & Islington Englefield Road Homerton Hospital Essex Road Southgate Road Camden Town Islington Northchurch Road Hackney 394 St Mary’s Church Haggerston Downs Islington New North Kingsland Road Mornington Tolpuddle Street Road Hoxton Baring Street Hackney Crescent Central New North Road Crondall Hoxton Broadway St Pancras International Mintern Street and King’s Cross Street Kingsland Road Market W S W Baker Street T H B Mare Street E A for Geffrye Pancras Road W Warren E EP R for Madame RRA T L L Well Street for E I L K E T H ST ES Museum W A Paddington Tussaud’s Street S E C E London Fields N L E L R R E A N C D T I Y N T I D Y E A U S D I R S R N O A S WALK T O G P D D Marylebone Great Euston Euston St Pancras King’s Pentonville Islington A L L S E A D A Cambridge 205 C Y Q O Angel E T O Leyton Portland Square International Cross Road . V CHART STREET N205 T R Heath S O Drapers Field Kingsland Road Euston Road Gray’s Inn N205 Street R A A P Road R Waterson Street O M T. P AM S CORSH Stratford EET T STR B D R C S East Village LEVE A I C T T A Route finder H Y E I AC E B L R P T R ICK O EE O W NS Day buses including 24-hour services Night buses N TR A BRU S Y D MN Stratford LWA A OD G ST Moorfields O NW S Route towards stops GE T CRA Shoreditch Route towards stops EE T R R City Bus ST Eye Hospital . Hoxton E R R Town Hall LIZ E STRE 21 Lewisham D, M DNO T Hackney Road Station N35 Clapham Junction F, J, K ROW RA A for Stratford Newington Green A, N R E K Tottenham Court Road G, H, L E D T EET H Old Street TR 43 Friern Barnet E, N, P, Q E S N55 Oxford Circus G, H, L L EW LD ME LOM F O ST. LUK HO London Bridge C, M, S, T BAT Woodford Wells F, J, K T RE Great Eastern Street C QUA L S Bow Road R LO ET 205 55 Leyton F, J, K D STRE M reditch SE J OL Sho N205 Leyton C, K, S, T O E S W ’ A y S Count T Shoreditch Oxford Circus G, H, L Old Street L R G L Court Paddington E, L, P, Q E O Goswell Road E High Street W 76 Tottenham Hale A, N ET T Bow Road TRE C S I BUN Waterloo D, M D TREET T L W STONE S ARD ST. O H FEATHER Y LEON Liverpool Street H I H 135 Crossharbour B, K TE I Bishopsgate LL CRO M 141 London Bridge D, M ET Bunhill Fields Wesley’s Mile End E R R S STR O Chapel S Burial Grounds O Palmers Green A, N W A Clerkenwell Green S N BANNER T D Aldgate 205 Bow Church C, K, S, T R Stepney Green E House & E Paddington E, L, P, Q Bloomsbury Way T Museum Oxford N35 for British Museum 214 Highgate Village E, N, P, Q Circus Theobald’s Road Moorgate Whitechapel Gray’s Inn Road Finsbury Square Royal London Hospital Moorgate C, M, S, T 214 271 243 Waterloo G, H, L 55 Tottenham Wood Green F, J, K Aldgate East Court Road Bank 271 Highgate Village A, N N55 Holborn City Thameslink St Paul’s Moorgate D, M Ludgate Circus Cathedral Limehouse 394 Homerton Hospital S, U Fleet Street 135 Islington Q, W Aldwych for Covent Garden Westferry and London Transport Museum Monument Crossharbour ASDA River Thames Canary Wharf 43 Mudchute Waterloo Heron Westferry for IMAX Cinema, London Eye 243 141 Road and Southbank Centre London Bridge London Bridge Quays South Side Bus Station for Waterloo Westminster Bridge Road 76 Guy’s Hospital Clapham Camberwell Elephant Borough 21 Junction Brixton Green & Castle Bricklayer’s Arms Old Kent Road New Cross Gate New Cross Lewisham Information correct from 8 November 2014 N35 Clapham Loughborough Walworth © Transport for London TfL29183.11.14 (F) Common Junction Road.
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