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Mapa De La Nova Xarxa De Bus [PDF: 201 FUNICULAR Plànol DEL TIBIDABO PARC DEL Ciutat Meridiana Can Marcet LABERINT Mundet V25 Horta nova xarxa FUNICULAR DE D50 VALLVIDRERA V23 CEMENTIRI Av. Pl. Alfonso Montbau Pg. de bus Sarrià VallD’HORTA d’Hebron Sarrià Isaac Newton– Tibidabo Comín PARC VALL V27 Canyelles Av. Tibidabo HOSPITAL DE LA V21 D’HEBRON Can Caralleu V7 Vall d’Hebron V3 V9 Anglí-Terré V13 VALL D’HEBRON Canyelles V15 Pl. Karl Marx Vallbona Av. V19 D40 de l’Estatut Can Caralleu Bonanova Vall d’Hebron . Guineueta Roquetes St. Joan Foix . V17 V29 Av V de Déu . Pl. Borràs J Pl. Borràs P i Puig . Av. Tibidabo g v V11 Pedralbes Pl. Alfonso Santa RosaliaArenys . V5 A Maragall Via Augusta Via H2 Pg. Reina Iradier Trinitat Nova Comín . Fabra Artesania Aiguablava Av. d’Esplugues H2 Elisenda Pg Almansa Rda. Pedralbes Carmel Parc Central PARC CREUETA Nou Barris de Dalt Sarrià Av. d’Esplugues Pg. Bonanova DEL COLL Via Júlia V1 Reina Av. d’Esplugues Bonanova V13 Pg. Sant Gervasi Santuari Bisbe Elisenda Anglí-Iradier Rbla. Pedrell Pg V31 Trinitat Vella Català . M. Déu . Valldaura Pl. Pg Llucmajor NUS DE H4 del Coll Rambla del Meridiana UPC CAMPUS Mandri Dr. Pi Anglí Carmel i Molist Pl. de la República Av. Pg. Sta.LA TRINITAT Coloma Zona Universitària NORD Mandri Kennedy Horta Calatrava Muntaner Gran PALAU DE Sant s Virrei Amat Ganduxer Balmes H6 Gervasi PARC GÜELL a St. Andreu Pg. Llorenç PEDRALBES TÚNEL v Serra Tres Torres Rda. Vallcarca o PARC ESPORTIU DE LA ROVIRA n Palomar Zona Av. Pedralbes CAN DRAGÓ Sant Andreu Metro Ernest Lluch H8 Av. Diagonal a Universitària Via Augusta Gral. Mitre Eduardo Conde Eduardo s Benet i Mateu i Benet Quinze Pg. St. J. Bosco Pl. Prat Av. Rep. Argentina Guinardó | Hospital Mitre Lesseps a ls Fabra i Puig Ernest Lluch de la Riba Sant Pau C Escòcia Torras de . Bon UPC Balmes Ramiro e . Pl. Sanllehy de Maeztu v Pastor CAMPUS M. Déu de Montserrat d ESTACIÓ Pg Prat de . A i Bages Lima Ernest Lluch D20 SUD M. 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