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Northern Region Contract a School Bus Routes Route Code Route Description N0127 SAN JOSE - BOOMI - EURAL N0128 CLAREMONT - BOOMI N1799 MALLEE - BOGGABRI N0922 'YATTA' - BELLATA N0078 GOORIANAWA TO BARADINE N1924 WARIALDA - NORTH STAR N1797 CRYON - BURREN JUNCTION N1341 COLLARENEBRI - TCHUNINGA N1100 GLENROY - TYCANNAH CREEK N0103 ROWENA - OREEL N2625 BOOMI ROAD - GOONDIWINDI N0268 KILLAWARRA-PALLAMALLAWA N0492 FEEDER SERVICE TO MOREE SCHOOLS N0553 BOGGABRI - GUNNEDAH NO 1 N0605 WARRAGRAH - BOGGABRI N2624 OSTERLEY-BOGGABILLA-GOONDIWINDI N2053 GOOLHI - GUNNEDAH N2235 GUNNEDAH - MULLALEY - TAMBAR SPRINGS N2236 GUNNEDAH - BLACK JACK ROAD N0868 ORANGE GROVE - NARRABRI N2485 BLUE NOBBY - YETMAN N2486 BURWOOD DOWNS - YETMAN N0571 BARDIN - CROPPA CREEK N0252 BAAN BAA - NARRABRI N0603 LINDONFIELD - KYLPER - NARRABRI N0532 GUNNEDAH - WEAN N0921 GUNNEDAH - WONDOBAH ROAD - BOOL N1832 FLORIDA - GUNNEDAH N2204 PIALLAWAY - GUNNEDAH N2354 CARROLL - GUNNEDAH N2563 WILLALA - GUNNEDAH N2134 GWABEGAR TO PILLIGA SCHOOL BUS N0105 NORTH STAR/NOBBY PARK N0524 INVERELL - ARRAWATTA ROAD N0588 LYNWOOD - GILGAI N1070 GLEN ESK - INVERELL N1332 'GRAMAN' - INVERELL N1364 BELLVIEW BOX - INVERELL N1778 INVERELL - WOODSTOCK N1798 BISTONVALE - INVERELL N2759 BONANZA - NORTH STAR N2819 ASHFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL N1783 TULLOONA BORE - MOREE N1838 CROPPA CREEK - MOREE N0849 ARULUEN - YAGOBIE - PALLAMALLAWA N1801 MOREE - BERRIGAL CREEK N0374 MT NOMBI - MULLALEY N0505 GOOLHI - MULLALEY N1345 TIMOR - BLANDFORD N0838 NEILREX TO BINNAWAY N1703 CAROONA - EDGEROI - NARRABRI N1807 BUNNOR - MOREE N1365 TALLAWANTA-BENGERANG-GARAH N0393 GWABEGAR TO BARADINE N0398 CARMEL LANE TO BARADINE N0896 MILTON-GRAVESEND-ALPINES N0035 NYMAGEE TO COBAR N2886 COBAR TOWN NO 1 (NW) N2887 COBAR TOWN NO 2 (NE/SW) N0822 TIMOR ROAD TO COONABARABRAN N1820 NAPIER LANE TO COONABARABRAN N0070 BINNAWAY TO COONABARABRAN N1805 WARIALDA - COOLATAI - YETMAN N0262 YOSIMITE-BELLATA N0668 COONABARABRAN TOWN SERVICE N0789 BROOKS RD TO COONABARABRAN N0824 MT BULLAWAY TO COONABARABRAN N0825 BARADINE TO COONABARABRAN N1278 HICKEYS FALLS TO COONABARABRAN N1279 BELAH CREEK TO COONABARABRAN N1764 ROCKY GLEN - COONABARABRAN N1765 DANDRY ROAD - COONABARABRAN N1831 PURLEWAUGH TO COONABARABRAN N1766 TALLAWANTA - MOREE N1802 NOONDOO - MOREE N0227 BINGARA - ELCOMBE - BOX HILL N0228 THORNLEIGH TURNOFF - VIA NOVAH N0915 BINGARA - INVERELL/DELUNGRA RDS N1736 BINGARA - WARIALDA N0551 MOREE - BINIGUY N1781 GLENBRANTER HOMESTEAD - MOREE N1784 GURLEY STATION - MOREE N1057 WARIALDA - OREGON ROAD N1074 YAGOBIE - WARIALDA N0932 NARRABRI - MOUNTAIN VIEW N1815 DAVIS NURSERY - NARRABRI N0215 WARIALDA-BELAH DOWNS N0665 COONABARABRAN ROAD TO MENDOORAN N1817 COLLYMONGLE - COLLARENEBRI N1062 PILLIGA ROAD - BURREN JUNCTION N2668 ROWENA - BURREN JUNCTION N0713 GRAGIN PEAK - WARIALDA N0552 NARRABRI - WESTHOME N2462 BOONAL - GOONDIWINDI N0042 DENNYKYMYNE TO MENDOORAN N1114 BULGATE-MOREE N1806 BULLAWAH - MOREE N2894 MALLAWA SCHOOL BUS SERVICE N0285 WARIALDA - WARIALDA RAIL N1612 ROWENA SPECIAL N0514 MUNGINDI-WEEMELAH-BOOMI ROAD N0515 MORIALTA JUNCTION - MUNGINDI N0872 TAMWORTH - MONTERAY ROAD SECONDARY N2238 NUNDLE - TAMWORTH N2239 WOOLAMON - TAMWORTH N2511 DUNGOWAN - NEMINGHA - TAMWORTH N2862 DUNGOWN - OGUNBIL N0847 ATTUNGA-SOMERTON-GARTHOWAN N0353 PREMER TO COOLAH N1375 BLYTHSWOOD - E WALLABADAH - WALLABADAH N1042 WOOLOMIN AREA - WOOLOMIN SCHOOL N0154 LIMESTONE TO MUDGEE N0334 NUNDLE-HANGING ROCK-ELLERDALE N1059 NUNDLE - NUNDLE SOUTH N0396 SPRING RIDGE - GORAN LAKE - COLLY BLUE N2731 SPRING RIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL N0041 YARROW ROAD TO MENDOORAN N0313 NARWENA-BARRABA N1748 BARRABA TOWNSHIP N0094 MOUNTAIN HOME - BARRABA N0800 MACKENBAR TO TOORAWEENAH N0901 YOOTHAMURRA TO TOORAWEENAH N0675 DUNGOWAN - MEDICA PARK N0698 DUNGOWAN CREEK-DORSET VALE-DUNG N0718 SPECIAL TO HARGRAVES N1154 BELLTREES-WOOLOOMA-BRUMLO N0415 MANILLA-RUSHES CREEK N0443 MANILLA- HALLS CREEK N1290 CUDGEGONG TO KANDOS N0907 NIANGALA - INGLEBAH - WALCHA N0251 PUEN BUEN - CLIFTLANDS - SCONE N0283 MERRIWA - GIANTS CREEK - GUNGAL N0323 MERRIWA FROM WILLOW CREEK N0403 MERRIWA - IDAVILLE - MT IRIN N0485 SINGLETON - BROKE - SINGLETON N0504 MERRIWA - SANDY HOLLOW N0829 RYLESTON ROAD - SANDY HOLLOW N0903 BROKE - SINGLETON PRIMARY RUN N0912 MERRIWA-CASSILIS-MERRIWA N1667 MYAMBAT - MANGOOLA - DENMAN N1676 MOUNT PLEASANT - SINGLETON - DAWSONS HIL N2224 COOMEALLA - MERRIWA N0595 CAINBIL CREEK TO DUNEDOO N2679 MERRIWA - ABERDEEN N1344 MANILLA - WINDFALL N0057 ULAN TO MUDGEE N0349 WYALDRA PARK TO ULAN N2825 COOKS GAP - MUDGEE N3027 TURILL - GULGONG N0043 MEROTHERIE TO GULGONG N0601 BYWONG TO GULGONG N0537 WILLOW TREE - WARRAH CREEK N0167 DOUGHERTYS JUNCTION TO HILLEND N0634 ECHO HILL - KOOTINGAL N0836 LIMBRI FEEDER SERVICE N1923 TIMBUMBURI - GAROO N2818 DURI SCHOOL BUS SERVICE N0320 QUIRINDI - QUIPOLLY N0046 HILLSIDE TO DUNEDOO N0381 TUCKLAN TO DUNEDOO N0801 MENDOORAN TO DUNEDOO N2367 NOWENDOC - RIAMUKKA - GLOUCESTER ROAD N1834 MARTINDALE - GLEN GALLIC N0249 QUIRINDI - MURRURUNDI - ARDGLEN N0366 MUSWELLBROOK-ANTIENNE N0503 MUSWELLBROOK - KAYUGA N0545 QUIRINDI - WARRAH RIDGE N0546 SCONE - PARKVILLE - WINGEN N0547 MURRURUNDI - SCONE NO 2 N0559 QUIRINDI - WALLABADAH N0562 MURRURUNDI - SCONE NO. 1 N0660 QUIRINDI - WILLOW TREE N1082 WILLOW TREE - MOUNT PARRY N1734 WILLOW TREE - MCDONALDS CREEK N2109 QUIRINDI TOWN SERVICE N2249 QUIRINDI - PINE RIDGE - BLACKVILLE N2345 SPRING RIDGE - CAROONA - QUIRINDI N0529 KINGSLAND - COBBADAH N1356 RYLSTONE TO LUE N0030 GROWEE GULPH TO KANDOS N0088 MURRUMBO TO BYLONG N1357 COXS CREEK TO KANDOS N0269 HOGARTH RANGE - MUMMULGUM N0507 CASINO - ELLANGOWAN N0508 JOHNSONS ROAD - CASINO N1116 MCKEES HILL - TATHAM - CASINO N1558 CORAKI - CASINO VIA TATHAM N2552 RAPPVILLE - CASINO N2612 ELLIOTS ROAD - RAPPVILLE - CASI N2657 TEVEN/TINTENBAR PS - NTH TEVEN N2658 SOUTH BALLINA - EMPIRE VALE PS N2659 OLD PIMLICO RD WARDELL PS N2660 SWAN BAY, EAST CORAKI,BOX RIDGE N2661 BORA RIDGE - MYALL CREEK RD N2849 MURPHYS LANE - CASINO N0054 GULAR RAIL TO GULARGAMBONE N1053 BANOON - BARRABA N0053 SPRINGFIELD TO GULGONG N0336 WINDEYER TO MUDGEE N0777 LUE TO MUDGEE N0783 HARGRAVES TO MUDGEE N0820 ST FILANS TO MUDGEE N0055 WILLYDAH TO TRANGIE N0823 BUNDEMAR TO TRANGIE N0090 FORDS CREEK TO GULGONG N0798 LAHEYS CREEK TO GULGONG N3025 Goolma - Gulgong Schools N0255 DENMAN - YARRAWA N0297 MOONA ROAD - WALCHA N0341 TAMWORTH-LIMBRI N1043 TAMWORTH - UPPER MOORE CREEK N1537 TAMWORTH - TREGARTHEN N1650 TAMWORTH - MOORE CREEK PRIMARY N2512 TAMWORTH - MOORE CREEK CAVES N2513 TAMWORTH - DARUKA NO 1 N2613 CARROLL GAP - TAMWORTH NO 1 N2614 CARROLL GAP - TAMWORTH NO 2 N2747 NEW ENGLAND GULLY-MOONBI N2801 TAMWORTH - DARUKA NO 2 N2871 CARROLL GAP - TAMWORTH NO 3 N3023 Forest Hill - Tamworth N3119 FOREST HILLS NO. 2 N0099 WALCHA - WOOLBROOK N0100 WOOLBROOK-CONGI N0190 WALCHA TOWN SERVICE N0311 THE FLAGS - WALCHA N0312 ORRUNDUNBY - WALCHA/PORT STEPHENS ROAD N0327 WALCHA-EMU CREEK-BLUE MOUNTAIN N0329 TIA-WALCHA N0525 MIRANI - WALCHA N1079 NIANGALA - COWSBY N1353 NIANGALA - WEABONGA N0029 BOYBEN ROAD TO MENDOORAN N0034 YARRABIN TO MUDGEE N1407 LOW HILLS - BARRABA N0806 BOTOBOLAR TO MUDGEE N0437 JERRYS PLAINS FROM DOYLES CREEK N2415 DURI VILLAGE AREA N0047 NEILREX RD TO COOLAH N0841 TONGY LANE TO COOLAH N0844 TUREE CREEK TO COOLAH N1308 GREEN GULLY TO WINDEYER N0918 SINGLETON - THE RETREAT N1733 SINGLETON - GREENLANDS - CARROWBROOK N2717 SINGLETON-RETREAT ROAD NO.2 N0894 MANILLA - WIMBOURNE N0309 SINGLETON - MAISON DE DIEU N2215 SINGLETON - HAMBLEDON HILL N1283 BOOMLEY TO DUNEDOO N0081 TURONDALE TO ILFORD N1282 GLEN ALICE TO KANDOS N1286 OLINDA TO KANDOS N1475 BROGANS CREEK TO KANDOS N1476 CHERRY TREE HILL TO KANDOS N1529 MT VINCENT TO KANDOS N1836 RYLSTONE TO KANDOS N0936 COOLAH CREEK TO COOLAH N0165 WEETALIBAH TO COOLAH N0364 GLENCO TO COOLAH N0818 BERIDA TO GILGANDRA (FEEDER) N1717 TOORAWEENAH ROAD TO MENDOORAN N1069 GLEN INNES - BACKWATER N1921 JUNCTION - BEDWELL DOWNS - ASHFORD N0257 BALFOUR DOWNS-DELUNGRA N0574 TINGHA - KELSO - BUNDARRA N1048 WALLA - WALLANGRA BOX - INVERELL N1049 AUBURN VALE - INVERELL N1052 INVERELL - MOUNT RUSSELL N1064 INVERELL - THE WATTLES N1072 STANNIFER VILLAGE - TINGHA N1808 ASHFORD - INVERELL N1809 PARADISE - INVERELL N1810 NOLAMBI - INVERELL N1811 RHODESVILLE - INVERELL N1812 BUNDARRA - INVERELL N1813 GRAGIN CREEK - INVERELL N2878 TINGHA PUBLIC SCHOOL N0276 WOLLOMOMBI - HILLGROVE - FASSIFERN N0097 KIERAN - BINGARA N0206 CASTLETOP - BINGARA N1066 UPPER BINGARA - ORANGE GROVE - BINGARA N2214 TENTERFIELD - GLEN INNES N2699 TENTERFIELD TOWN NO3 N0441 GLEN INNES-MOGGS SWAMP-SQUARE RANGE N1614 GLEN INNES - BALD NOB N0458 URALLA-BRUSHGROVE-KINGSTOWN N0550 URALLA - GOSTWYCK N2217 URALLA - ROCKY RIVER N1363 ARMIDALE - GUYRA N1814 ARMIDALE - BLACK MOUNTAIN N0445 URALLA-KENTUCKY-WOLLUN N0709 URALLA - BENDEMEER N0284 MINGOOLA - TENTERFIELD N0209 BLACK SWAMP - TENTERFIELD N0628 TENTERFIELD - BULGULLA N2051 TENTERFIELD TOWN SERVICE N2216 TENTERFIELD TOWN SERVICE 2 N2797 DRAKE TO BLACK SWAMP FEEDER N0575 TENTERFIELD - SCRUB ROAD N0916 CYPRESS DOWNS - ASHFORD N0235 GUYRA - WARDS MISTAKE N0540 GUYRA - HIGHFIELD N0541 GUYRA - BLACK MOUNTAIN N1046 GUYRA TOWNSHIP N1078 BALD BLAIR - ABERFOYLE N1334 WILYNA - JUNCTION GUYRA & TENDERDEN ROAD N0573 EMMAVILLE - GULF ROAD N2798 WYTALIBA SCHOOL FEEDER SERVICE N0101 GLEN INNES TOWN 1 N0102 GLEN INNES TOWN 2 N0511 GLEN INNES - EMMAVILLE ROAD N0512 GLEN INNES TOWN 3 N1097 GLEN INNES - GLENCOE - GRAHAMS VALLEY N1103 GLEN INNES-RANGERS VALLEY N1822 GLEN INNES-ILPARRAN N0237 ARMIDALE - CAMPERDOWN N0449 SMITHS BOX-INVERELL N0451 STANNIFER VILLAGE-INVERELL N0555 GILGAI - INVERELL N2811 ALISTER - INVERELL
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