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Buses from Wormwood Scrubs and Hammersmith Hospital Buses from Wormwood Scrubs and Hammersmith Hospital N7 Northolt Key 7 Day buses in black N7 Night buses in blue —O Connections with London Underground o Connections with London Overground R Connections with National Rail B Connections with river boats HARLESDEN M Early mornings and evenings only Harlesden The yellow tinted area includes every bus G Jubilee Clock stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from Daytimes only when Wetland Centre is open Harlesden Wormwood Scrubs and Hammersmith Park Parade Hospital. Main stops are shown in the white Yeading area outside. WEST END White Hart Harrow Road Willesden Junction N7 24 hour Furness Road 7 220 service Oxford Circus Scrubs Lane Harrow Road/College Park Scrubs Lane Cumberland Business Park Route finder Scrubs Lane Bond Street Hythe Road for Selfridges Day buses including 24-hour services Scrubs Lane Mitre Bridge Bus route Towards Bus stops East Acton Industrial ○D○E○G○K○S 7 Brunel Road 7 East Acton Telford Way Estate M Marble Arch S I 24 hour W T B Barlby Road Ladbroke Grove 72 service C R Oxford Circus ○A○B○C○Q○T R AY R Greenford E G E Dalgarno Gardens Wormwood U WS Kensal House East Acton B A Red Lion Perivale 283 S R Scrubs D T Acton ○D○F○G○K○S E E 70 Telford Way Park L N Barlby Road A R D N S A Ladbroke Grove South O Barlby ○A○B○C○Q○T Hanger Lane E R South Kensington Greenford Linford Barlby Road Gardens Sainsbury’s Old Oak Common Lane Christie LE PO Highlever Road 24 hour L ○D○E○G○N○P Long Drive Stadium H A Edgware Road service East Acton Industrial Estate ©P1ndar RT T 72 Dormer’s O IM N E E St Charles’ Centre Ladbroke Grove Wells Park Royal Y R Roehampton ○A○B○C○L○M N R for Health and Kensal House Lane H D A Wellbeing M Shepherd’s Bush ○M○Y○○Z○ ARTIL 95 Western Avenue Sports Southall RD Allan Way Old Oak Common Lane Hammersmith Ground ○N○V○W○X Town Hall Hospital Ladbroke Grove Southall The Fairway W L East U Wormwood E Barlby Road R St Mary’s Hospital 95 LF 24 hour S S Y ○H○J○K○L○M Acton T T Scrubs Prison service Wandsworth R A L 220 E WO St Mark’s Road N N ET AD Gypsy Corner . E RO St Charles Square ○N○P○Q○R CAN Willesden Junction DU O Ladbroke Grove D D ROA RTH St Charles Square WO NT ○D○F○G○N○P BE Chiswick Subway 272 STAN TH Footbridge EA H R LA ST. Subway L RIMU D ○A○B○C○L○M Western Avenue Old Oak Common Lane P A Paddington Shepherd’s Bush Westway N Ladbroke Grove Perryn Road W Y E Ealing Broadway ESTWA St Mark’s Road Chesterton Road Barnes Wetland Centre ○A○B○C○L○U○V Subway RD Westbourne 283 Western Western STRALIA Oxford Gardens Westway AU Park Road (daytimes only when centre is Avenue Avenue Savoy Circus Ladbroke Grove Powis Gardens open) or Barnes Pond at Foster Road Savoy other times Circus EALING Cambridge Gardens East Acton Industrial Estate ○D○E○G○N○P Old Oak Road Ladbroke Grove Westbourne East Acton Lane Park Road East Acton Lane Bloemfontein Road White City Portobello Road Beechwood Grove for Wood Lane Night buses Janet Adegoke Leisure Centre Queensway East Acton Lane Bus route Towards Bus stops King Fahad Academy Notting Hill Gate Northolt ○D○E○G○K○S East Acton Lane Old Oak Road White City Bus Station N7 Shaa Road Hemlock Road for Westfield ○A○B○C○Q○T Bloemfontein Road Shepherd’s Oxford Circus Bush Green 95 Ellerslie Road High Street Kensington 272 Uxbridge Road for Kensington Palace Ealing Common East Acton Lane Old Oak Road Loftus Road Acton Park/ South Kensington Steventon Road Uxbridge Road Shepherd’s Shepherd’s Greenview Close Shepherd’s for Victoria & Albert, Science Bloemfontein Road Bush Market Bush and Natural History Museums 70 for Westfield Bush Road Goldhawk Road 70 Acton ACTON Horn Lane The Vale Old Oak Road Shepherd’s Bush Road Acton Park Uxbridge Road SHEPHERD’S Blythe Road Acton Old Town Hall BUSH Shepherd’s Bush Road The Vale Brook Green Acton Central Third Avenue Hammersmith The Vale Bus Station Bromyard Avenue HAMMERSMITH Charing Cross Hospital Castelnau Larden Road n Fulham Palace Road o River Thames ti 283 Barnes Fulham Cemetery ec Barnes Red Lion s Emlyn Road ide Pond l & R Putney Bridge ai TURNHAM Bath Road H Barnes Abinger Road Barnes GREEN River Thames BARNES Wetland Centre 283 Turnham Green Barnes Common Roehampton Lane Turnham Green PUTNEY Church Roehampton University s Riverside Quarter Chiswick Bolton Road Queen Mary’s Wandsworth 24 hour 272 ROEHAMPTON Hospital Southside Shopping Centre 220 service 24 hour Roehampton service WANDSWORTH CHISWICK 72 Bessborough Road © Transport for London Information correct from 26 October 2014 TFL29141.10.14 (P).
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