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Barking Station – Zone 4 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 1 Buses from Barking 74 400 LAVENDER PLACE FORSYTHIA CLOSE 2 56 Uphall School 5 BANKSIDE ROAD Playing Field 397 WISTERIA CLOSE 1 SOUTHBOURNE GARDENS 22 54 4 3 Y R O A D 2 55 Loxford 4 HARVE 37 Hall 70 LOXFORD LANE 16 24 Barking Abbey 36 The Lake Comprehensive School 23 B MEDWAY CLOSE U 169 1 T 415 T 1 FAN 1 S Other buses from Barking 12 SB Clayhall ROAD B 64 LAVENDER PLACE N U AZALEA CLOSE 11 EB R 1 3 NORMA SH for Hurstleigh Gardens 32 R Y 2 ST. LEONARDS GARDENS r 1 e RTHE Schoolday services: R t Barking Park ING NO RN R O RK E A PITTMAN GDNS a L A A JASMINE CLOSE 86 IEF WE N Loxford D W B D A N E R O A D R 48 W O Q Polyclinic rd A 687 towards Dagenham Park School o D A 13 f D x A VE Lo A WB O K 16 Barking Park R 44 24 1 F E UPHALL ROAD E R Fullwell Avenue S A X O N R O A D Tennis Courts I I 11 N 14 72 L E N G 10 S 15 E N 34 ROAD TULI D R O 18 I R D G A P G A R D E N S A S H L L M A I A H O R C G T 54 N A R T. L D EC E FAIRFIELD ROAD F S N 13 T S R O 2 I 198 E H RD L R L 2 R O M A N R O A D 1 1 H I 92 D N Barking AV T K 38 Loxford Water War Memorial S Fullwell Cross AY T LONGBRIDGEN B L U ECRESCENT B E L L W L Barking Park R E 1 T O C for Leisure Centre 1 LUPIN A The Lake A NU O R N M 1 N E N E B D S E 25 R R H YA C I N T H E LONGBRIDGE ROAD T A E S O ID A G A R L 182 GE C T E D I LOSE 136 A FAIRFIELD ROAD Al Madina N G P S I R R Loxford 1 B 62 Mosque O D 18 28 Barking District Barking Park E K G U 366 62 5 N15 Bridge Bowls Club H R VICTORIA ROAD R Barkingside Marks Gate Romford UPHALL ROAD E N Y Redbridge Teen Challenge A Bowling SHIRLEY GARDENS D O Roding High Street Billet Road Market PARK AVENUE Green I Vicarage A London PARK AVENUE B T VE Lane South 1 A NU 1 T E 112 D S Field 117 OA VICTORIA ROAD R R 76 120 P Shopping 74 HURSTBOURNE GARDENS I FAIRCROSS AVENUE 67 P 1 N P EL3 N LOXFORD ROAD O C 144 ND L Centre Redbridge Barkingside Little Heath Rose Lane Romford O M E Loxford Water 72 158 LO 34 Falmouth Gardens Barley Lane N R EN R Estate 1 O T EL GE D T E O A G N F E R 21 D U FANSHAWE AVENUE63 LO H A A TANNER STREET 70 HULSE AVENUE A R R Barking Park 134 O T Police IC E Hail & Ride N Barking Park STRATHFIELD GARDENS R D V V E S I Light Railway S E Y 54 Hotel R section D CHURCH ROAD V C 64 T T Station GLENNY ROAD 18 L S A AV O Abbey . E S MONTEAGLE AVENUE A G 2 L E U 1 E 206 R N E E A E Y C L O S Z A S Library D Redbridge Horns Road King George Whalebone South Street 1 118 G 32 1 HARPOUR ROAD FA Retail Park U 43 ALDERSEY GARDENS 7 LOFTUS ROAD D O N I RCROSS AVENUE 2 B U I Lane East Hospital Lane North 77 A 49 A 2 B KH NN O 2 R C Town U 58 B S R 1 O LO 64 R B C Hall H A A R 165 i 99 E T v S Broadway Footbridge 29 D L Starting E e Y 176 A 15 AXE STREET 75 7 WILMINGTON GARDENS Abbey N r C R O W S R O A D Point G 50 W E Theatre ’S NORTH STREET D R L Ley Street Redbridge Goodmayes Chadwell Rush Green 16 HEENANCLOSE I U GLENNY ROAD o (remains) AY A R d R Hospital Heath Harts Lane Abbey B Barking . P Physical i O D High Road Children’s G 64 n ST A BAMFORD ROAD S O Estate Centre N Therapy ROSSLYN ROAD g A R 1 122 D V A O O Centre Sports R L Eastbury D ’ S G U R D R Northbury Infant and N Subway W BATEMANCLOSE Comprehensive T NORTH STREET E A R D E A I unior Schools U W P A H A R T S L A N E Q Barking A School CentreGASCOIGNE P O Y NETHERFIELD GARDENS Y LE R EL2 Enterprise The CRANLEIGHGARDENS 64 70 River Roding C A P E C L O S E Centre 2 London College Catch EDWK The Drive Ilford Sunnyside Barley Lane Chadwell Becontree Becontree Subway ROAD I of Business R NG Hainault Road Heath Heath Heath 108 UL’S ROAD D W PA A Street Civic Centre/ Bus Station 71 ST. 2 R A 1 Wood Lane N N DS E M obcentre E CECIL AVENUE W 45 LINTON ROAD S Plus WILMINGTON GARDENS X WAKERING ROAD 9 SHERWOOD GARDENS Hail & Ride Abbey 39 section Gurdwara 50 Ilford Ilford Goodmayes Valence Avenue Becontree Footbridge Community NORTH STREET S Singh Sabha William W ROSSLYN ROAD Centre E Redbridge Heath COWBRIDGE LANE M Barking LONGBRIDGE ROAD NETHERFIELD GARDENS London East E 27 N 47 Street N Destination finder Central Leisure 2 Y A 15 A 39 K I N G S R O A D L W I Library Centre uarter N Barking W T BULLER2 ROAD A O SOMERBY ROAD I L N Enterprise 48 Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops R L T I E A R E R SHERWOOD GARDENS South Park A 1 M T 41 O 47 S Centre 74 M A 26 S I A D Lodge Avenue St. Cedd's Church 368 ,b ,c ,h ,sb ,u ,v W T L L 41 60 A Road I 2 EL1 Longbridge WHITING AVENUE W D 9 ,a ,e ,eb ,k Aldgate N15 ,c ,f ,n ,wb ,z Lodge Avenue Stamford Road 62 Ilford Hill Goodmayes Road Becontree R Catholic Church of CAMBRIDGE ROAD THORPE ROAD SALISBURY AVENUE 187 for Ilford and Becontree 83 141 Lane Martins Corner U 63 103 ,s ,t ,x ,y St Mary St Ethelburga CECIL AVENUE Aldgate East ,c ,f ,n ,wb ,z N15 The Exchange Avenue G CUTHBERGA Barking 35 LINTON ROADBarking STATION PARADE 2 368 ,b ,c ,h ,sb ,u ,v CLOSE Mall 29 B ADELIZA Baptist 82 CLOSE Roycraft 26 PRIORY ROAD Longbridge Road Barking Park 5 N15 ,e ,eb ,k ,p Tabernacle 29 ROSSLYN ROAD 155 Whiting House 133 Barking Bus Garage 5 N15 ,e ,eb ,k ,p Crown SHERRY MEWS 62 ,a ,e ,eb ,k Avenue GEORGE STREET 76 EL2 EL3 ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w Porters Avenue House ST. AWDRY’S WALK 2 49 115 40 ,s ,t ,x ,y Estate Maritime Barking Community Hospital 62 ,a ,e ,eb ,k Ilford Longbridge Becontree 66 House 2 ,s ,t ,x ,y EL2 EL3 ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w Sainsbury’s Road R GREENSLADE ROAD 67 St. Thomas Woodward Road iv Longbridge Road Becontree Avenue 5 N15 ,e ,eb ,k ,p South Park e NORTH STREET ,el ,h ,r ,u ,v r JAMES STREET D Barking Riverside Mallards Road EL1 More A 1 O Drive R 85 R ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w Lodge Avenue Stamford Road o WHITING AVENUE Vicarage Field E EL2 STATION PARADE A D ,el ,h ,u ,v ,wb Catholic d L EL3 N S i 80 E n R E Longbridge Road ,e ,eb ,k ,p Church Shopping Centre G 5 N15 Ripple Road Barking Industrial Park Wickes g RIPPLE ROAD Barkingside and High Street 169 ,d ,l ,q 182 St. Thomas More Catholic Church 29 ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w ST. AWDRY’S ROAD EL2 EL3 LONDON ROAD Barking Barley Lane EL3 ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w Ilford Lane Barking Ripple Road Rippleside Cemetery Barking Methodist Church Long Reach Road EL3 ,el ,h ,u ,v ,wb Bastable Avenue EL1 ,el ,h ,r ,u ,v Bus Garage Upney Technical Skills Loxford Lane 366 ,d ,l ,p ,q 53 ,el ,h ,u ,v ,wb LONDON ROAD Academy Vicarage Field Footbridge EL2 Barking Community Hospital Asda 30 Loxford Polyclinic 169 ,d ,l ,q Lemonade Building Health Centre S E D SHORT 114 L O Beckton Bus Station 366 ,c ,f ,n ,r ,z 127 G R E AV E S C BLUE Upney Lane PLACE Travelodge 109 and Showcase Cinema EL1 ,en ,l ,q ,t ,w Barking Abbey SUFFOLK ROAD 21 Open Space Bath Footbridge Becontree 62 ,a ,e ,eb ,k 368 Fortis Bridge D House 85 M 55 Harts Lane Loxford Loxford Lane Longbridge A NORTH STREET House EAST STREET E S S E X R O A D ,s ,t ,x ,y House O VICARAGEDRIVE Marine Drive EL1 ,el ,h ,r ,u ,v R 84 Estate Polyclinic Road 1 103 N Area under Becontree Martins Corner 5 N15 ,e ,eb ,k ,p EL3 ,el ,h ,u ,v ,wb Crows Road Barking Park O development NORFOLK ROAD D SURREY ROAD O N Barking 28 62 ,a ,e ,eb ,k Marks Gate Billet Road 62 ,a ,e ,eb ,k L St Margarets C of E Function 47 Primary School Elim Christian 12 SUFFOLK ROAD ,s ,t ,x ,y Suite Centre International SUNNINGDALE AVENUE 1 ,s ,t ,x ,y 1a A B B E Y R O A D Pentecostal EL2 ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w D E S S E X R O A D Monument N15 ,c ,f ,n ,wb ,z Church 2 A 8 O R 27 North Street D 94 ,b ,c ,h ,sb ,u ,v Tesco River Roding EAST STREET L Becontree Avenue 368 A W N Cowbridge Lane Curfew N 1 E K Ripple Infant Becontree Heath Bus Station EL2 ,eb ,en ,k ,t ,w R ST.
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