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Birmingham City Centre Has Been Given a Code to Help You Find the City Centre Birmingham QUARTER E C T O N N EE S A TR T L VESEY S I W T U R Aston T E O I O Centro T St. Paul’s M E University O Birmingham City Centre N E D H M House R Bus served road I Canal ST C Every bus stop in Birmingham city centre has been given a code to help you find the LL U STE R O S CA Science C right stop for your bus. The codes used in this map are also displayed on the bus stops LL N K Non-bus served road E A W Park D L S in the city centre along with the stop name and service numbers of buses using it. A H T C S R Pedestrianized areas A RD E How to use this guideR O E L St. Chad’s E N S WAY Old T To find where to catch yourIN bus, look up the service number in the list of destinations Q U E AA Lettered bus stop in the RED ZONE E R.C. Cathedral overleaf. Alongside the service number, you will find a list of stops where you can D S Fire T S H A RE RE E TR L C Station ST RA Lettered bus stop in the GREEN ZONE catch your bus. E IV T N E E S S ASTO T R C C U HA Lettered bus stop in the PURPLE ZONE Now find the bus stop you need on the map. Y Dental I R To help you find your nearest bus stop quickly, we have colour coded the stops for S Hospital Lettered bus stop in the ORANGE ZONE different parts of the city centre. T J JA F R A R S E M E ’ E When you arrive at your stop, the sign will have both the letterL code and the service T Rail station D U E S E number on it so you can double check that you are in the rightA place. R P P Children’s Station with ‘MetroI ’ trams . R C T Hospital S I W K Thistle ST. PAUL’S N Information point A T City Centre T I W S SQUARE N H T T Hotel Travel information centre E G IT RF R E T R T E E S T R A H A E L Q Shopmobility M U T O L T A A H Q U U R S E S G L Canal E S S E U N E T LE R R E E GGE D T O L G E N N Aston AN A S W S E A E T T S 0 100 200 metres T R L University E W JEWELLERY H SA E E L I E L A E L T US QUARTER N Y SB O Y H O A Q Police H T IL I W U L E 0 100 200 yards L L S E HQ E E TC N E SC E Magistrates E T R Birmingham D E N S T S Q T A U SE Courts S RG Average walking speed is about 100 metres in a minute. E N Q W U QB Metropolitan College O E E E R R W TJ T Snow A E (Matthew Boulton N E SD Y T E N QA Produced by 7.9.10 www.fwt.co.uk H E S A R L S Campus) S T I Q W L Hill W L S V Crown and N E E U A N E H G S R Y T E Y Station E O County Courts N A R E L I N O E R E COLMORE T E L S A JEWELLERY E R N A J L G T T H C R C S S SQUARE R A S E T M QUARTER E T T R W O N T A E E P E D H E E E E A RC W N T R R G E I Y P G R T T R N L T R O E T O O I O L S O C N W L RY RB S SC H R S V TA H O A T Q T E RM L E U N E A H BG E R D LA E BH PN E RA E O SUMMER E L C H ET N R N E R I N L D T L C T S T LL E L H W S Millennium Point: T S T T H S E A U A E T E GREAT WESTERN ARCADE Y R R S I R E R R Thinktank & RA E W BA O B E T L R T C A E C R E N H L R L T Canal T S Hotel D T T E E S R T H Imax Cinema E E O T L O du Vin E L E C R BF S O T TB T Q M E N TE S U P E E O TD T S A A W L I R ST. PHILIPS PLACE BE R PA R S F L TA E W E K A N D P E O AA PB R I T S D T R B INORIES S O E T P W E N AB BD U M R I O PC T T R N U L PM R Y PD R S K L Q U E E E M C PL E N PE E University W D I E AC PK S W A R T H E W R Y T B E College A R O AD S CA PJ A L T L A M T PH M E M L B L R PG A S S H E P Holiday Birmingham A O AE E O U S R A R C NTH. WESTERN ARCADE D E R E L A T T A G N N E Inn Express E S D A T E PF E R S E E T E R T T R AF Priory Square L T T E A S N E S E TEMPLE ROW D E E TH T T DA Shopping M R R T Birmingham Cathedral MH W E T E E FA E L S M T Centre E (St. Philip’s) M C Council T TF P E B DB L E O E U MG L House & D E R D C L O E R T R P N H L H A W B O S DE A R Gas Hall E T A P O E W R MARTINEAU PLACE A W D L R N R DC L R I Y A D S A N Y S B E T E C E A B E E R E T R O T TEMPLE ROW TEMPLE ROW S R DD T T E JH M T T CB S T R E E W L ’ R N E E Canal CHAMBERLAIN SQ. O S E S C E O E R T I T N F Copthorne Museum CC T A Z T E E L NEW CANNON PASS. S E Y Hotel & Art Gallery A DF E T R CD U Premier E O Q Council H E P MF FC S R T CHAMBERLAIN I R . T R L DG WATERLOO STREET K E K E Inn T CE T E T E Offices L O I S N R JA R G ST SQUARE City Plaza REET C UNION PASSAGE S T A E S CF UNION STREET DH ME P G E L Shopping E ID Central VICTORIA P C D CAM B R JB A DJ R W M FORE STREET CG R C Centre R O National A Library E S R SQUARE N O I T D Hall of L DK T ’ Repertory R Town O CH A Indoor Arena S N M E C T Memory N E E R Theatre U Hall E OA N D CJ E NEW STREET R S A PASSAGE R Paradise C T ETHEL STREET NEW STREET T CK Britannia Hotel S ET S MD CENTENARY Forum TRE NEW STREET E S CL L H IS E Pavilions A SQUARE D C A A G Q AR PINFOLD STREET L UNION I N P P Shopping H U N A H Post E W MC B N O E Burlington R C JG I O S T Centre Moor Street D International E S R E T JC L Office E E E N N T S E L Hotel L R E Y E T S Station Y W Convention S H W P A S A Y S E T E P E Odeon T. 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