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Manor Park Station - Zone 3/4 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map WOODLAND AVENUE City of London A L Cemetery D E Wanstead Flats R CENTRAL AVENUE Buses from Manor Park S SOUTH DRIVE B R O O K SOUTH GATE ROAD R O G L A D E R O A D A D Whipps Cross Fairlop Road Leytonstone Walthamstow Central Roundabout Hainault Road Green Man Roundabout Wanstead SOUTH BOUNDARY ROAD N 26 101 WANSTEAD C Leyton Whipps Cross Leytonstone A P E L R O A D Baker’s Arms Hospital Bus Plaza 178 C A P E L R O A D 86 123 Blake Hall Road N86 16 195 Froud 209 Community Blake Hall Crescent continues to Centre and T H E C H A S E St James Street Harold Hill 132 St.22 Michael’s LEYTONSTONE Aldersbrook Road MANOR Church South Grove 21 TORONTO AVENUE 40 FOREST DRIVE 1 Queenswood Gardens RIDLEY ROAD 22 Romford 95 OREGON AVENUE ROMFORD 86 WASHINGTON AVENUE Aldersbrook Road St. Nicholas’ GLADDING ROAD RABBITS ROAD Romford 80 WALTHAMSTOW PARK 22 Church 1 MICHIGAN AVENUE 1 Walthamstow Park Road Market WHITTA ROAD COMET CLOSE W19 FOREST VIEW ROAD 879 Argall Avenue Industrial Area Aldersbrook Road Chadwell Heath 1 1 D Ilford 30 Wangey Road 1 T H E WA R R E N A 778 L AW N D R I V E Dover Road Forest Gate 863 O S 86 I 10 R W19 16 X During late evenings, Route Goodmayes Hotel T 1 M A N O R AV E N U E Manor D H KELLER CRES A GARDEN VIEW R terminates at St James Street Aldersbrook Road 146 Tesco Park O 768 Celestial V 847 E 103 GODWIN ROAD REMEMBRANCE ROAD F N BASSETT ROAD 3 Library Church (South Grove), and does not serve Empress Avenue M U V I E W R O A D FIFTH AVENUEof Christ E Manor Park T 107 O 6 Rose Garden FORES R Argall Avenue Industrial Area. Seven Kings MANOR AVENUE Cemetery and CARLYLE ROAD Aldersbrook Road 46 833 7 2 Crematorium 50 45 Merlin Road 1 108 RIDLEY ROAD Manor Park 831 24 hour Chapel and S Aldersbrook Road service C E N T R E D R I V E 25 W19 T WHITTA ROAD 2 TYLNEY ROAD Crematorium 728 Wanstead Park Avenue A ILFORD T War Memorial 31 55 807 Shah Jalal Wanstead Park I CARLYLE ROAD Mosque Ilford Manor Park O Forest Drive Cemetery and K R D Hainault Street P N Manor Park W Y M A N S WAY Crematorium MANOR City of London Cemetery Shri Guru Islamic Cultural Centre 53 Ilford R Ravidass Bhawan B U R G E R O A D 28 688 Central Library Royal Mail O 2 Forest Drive CENTRE DRIVE 2 39 104 A Romford Road 39 The yellow tinted area includes every 1 Delivery Community Chapel Road D Capel Road 4 Office Centre bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Manor Park 668 2 Gladding Road 2 C miles from Manor Park. Main stops are O R Sir John Heron N W E Ilford 183 L L C R E S C E N T 7 Primary School 242 656 shown in the white area outside. DURHAM ROAD MANOR PARK ROAD B A R N E S C L 2 23 Church 35 HERBERT ROAD 114 155 45 of God 2 Romford Road 206 FOURTH AVENUE VERNON AVENUE TA ROAD 39 WHIT North Circular Road 1 CUMBERLAND55 Manor Park CARLTON ROAD Romford Road 27 ALBANY ROAD Methodist Church LITTLE 108 DURHAM ROAD ROAD Manor Park 80 WENTWORTH ROAD Little Ilford Lane CLARENCE ROAD D Malayalee 618 A 2 RO Association YLE Romford Road GREENHILL GROVE RL of UK Trust S CA 27 ILFORD Seventh Avenue Manor Park T Community A 115 129 T Romford Road I 2 Centre HAMPTON ROAD HIGH STREET NORTH Avenue O B Manor Park Library N 114 Primary School THIRD AVENUE 657 A 2 150 AD R 2 The Royal RO Romford Road CLARENCE ROAD L M O D Regency SECOND AVENUE Little Ilford HA 46 R M A DU A M First Avenue 152 O SNU Spiritualist A D R N O FIRST AVENUE Church D O OSBORNE ROAD 1 CRANBOURNE R R R 566 ROAD C 139 P O A MEANLEY ROAD A A HAMPTON ROAD F R R Salisbury A M L K L L 168 T G 168 O Primary School B R R O A O N R SNOWSHILL ROAD 2 70 N A R Forest Gate R SALISBURY ROAD E Y D O E O R A N SAINTS DRIVE O D A A 57 H CLAREMONT ROAD 162 D D I D L 2 NINE ACRES CLOSE 99 A H All Saints O L R I G Church D G H R R Woodgrange 465 Greenhill 98 O 86 C F Centre LAR S O ENCE R M Kingdom OAD O T V Park 185 R R E 603 Life 104 O A D R 153 E S O R Woodgrange Park Chapel N D TENBURY MARABOU Darus W I STRATFORD E CLOSE CLOSE Community Centre Salaam N86 Salisbury Junior T BLUEBELL AVENUE 145 91 14 125 & Infant School N 31 Stratford O CHURCH ROAD MORRIS AVENUE 538 149 105 BLUEBELL AVENUE R 90 SHREWSBURY ROAD T War Memorial 81 University of H 518 SA 49 LIS LEAMING CLOSE Romford Road BUR Woodgrange CHURCH ROAD East London Forest Gate Romford Road Y RO 5 Woodgrange A ROMFORD ROAD Q U Manor Park D Park Cemetery E E N 509 S B E Stratford Campus Margery Park Road Princess Alice Katherine Road R R Y Health Centre Shrewsbury P L A C E Park Children’s Centre MORRIS AVENUE Iman Zakaria 482 2 WARWICK ROAD 26 QUAKER’S PLACE Academy Claremont 473 457 E S S E X R O A D Clinic 1 Forest Gate Mosque 2 135 Stratford Romford Road Romford Road Romford Road Romford Road Woodgrange Manor Park 2 Park Cemetery 393 48 Stratford Broadway Atherton Leisure Centre Sprowston Road Green Street Shrewsbury Road 421 Christian Centre 447 Century 4 1 High Street Club 454 BERKELEY ROAD N I G E L R O A D K BIRCHDALE ROAD RIXSEN ROAD 1 A ROSEDALE ROAD Kip McGrath Bow Church T High Street North Education Centre H 2 44 SHERIDAN ROAD 23 Berkeley Road 33 399 E 427 Portway R SHERRARD ROAD 432 STANLEY ROAD 51 Bow Road Upton Lane High Street North I SANDRINGHAM ROAD N 1 Ruskin Avenue 65 74 E High Street North Sandringham 74 83 E S S E X R O A D Essex Primary 22 Primary School R 351 212 School Mile End High Street North 81 O 410 COLERIDGE AVENUE Shelley Avenue 23 73 HALLEY ROAD Plashet Road A 169 210 517 29 St Antony’s Road D Shalom RUSKIN AVENUE 73 1 147 Employment 72 Stepney Green High Street North 99 Action Centre HENDERSON ROAD 63 H Gladstone Avenue 125 403 Monega I Islamic 190 207 393 G Dawah Centre 23 494 Primary School RUSKIN AVENUE Whitechapel 388 96 42 MONEGA ROAD H Plashet Road East Ham 120 for Royal London Hospital 1 46 106 Churston Avenue S GOLDSMITH AVENUE 72 T 71 EAST 123 104 43 High Street North R Aldgate East 110 61 E Bendish Road 206 The London 203 GOLDSMITH AVENUE STRONE ROAD Tamil Sangam E 370 HAM 466 120 T 98 Plashet Road 96 Ron Leighton Way 1 SHERRARD ROAD 24 Aldgate Penge Road Pilgrims Way 143 74 3 145 CITY OF 1 130 21 94 St. Edmund’s E S S E X R O A D Barking Road 218 Church 209 Plashet Jewish 91 Bank 49 East Ham High Street 350 ROSEBERY AVENUE 144 LONDON D Manor Park 33 Cemetery O A Green Street Y R L L E Spiritualist Church H A 452 S 1 St. Barnabas Plashet Road 2 UPTON East Ham H Parish Church 92 150 91 St Paul’s 171 CLIFTON ROAD 129 Newham Town Hall R COLSTON ROAD E BROWNING ROAD 2 2 PARK 161 215 W SHELLEY AVENUE Green Street 166 Holborn Viaduct East Ham S 167 328 White Horse B for City Thameslink 153 428 189 Upton Park MONEGA ROAD50 U 52 BRISTOLB AT HROAD R O A D 57 150 138 170 R 317 High Street South 96 44 89 Y 125 Holborn Circus Market Street 46 2 SOUTH ESK ROAD R WOODHOUSE GROVE East Ham 6 O BYRON AVENUE Beckton Christadelphian 2 A Green Street Upton Park Lonsdale Avenue (Family in Christ) LINCOLN ROAD 302 404 193 Bus Station D Chancery Lane Tudor Road Boleyn 49 96 William Davies 95 STRONE38 ROAD Masjid-e-Quba 48 213 196 181 Primary School BRISTOL ROAD 200 Beckton Plashet Park East Ham 94 2 91 Holborn 33 49 A B C Barclay 60 1 272 Cyprus Hall Tottenham Court Road CANNING © Crown copyright and database rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100035971/021 © Copyright Transport for London 2013 London City Airport Gallions Reach TOWN Woolwich Manor Way Oxford Circus 24 hour Canning Town West Silvertown 24 hour 474 service 101 Street finder Landmark finder Key 25 service Canning Town Silvertown Way Pontoon Dock Albert Road Gallions Reach Gallions Reach B2 All Saints Church C2 Sir John Heron Primary School Hermit Road King George V Shopping Park A G R North Woolwich © Transport for London C2 Avenue Primary School B3 William Davies Primary School London Overground station A1 Garden View C1 Rabbits Road Free Ferry B2 Albany Road C1 Celestial Church of Christ B2 Woodgrange Park Cemetery Key Destination finder Information correct from August 2013 B1 Aldersbrook Road B1 Gladding Road A1 Remembrance Road A2 Century Club B2 Woodgrange Park C1 Glade Road A1 Ridley Road National Rail station Destination Bus routes Bus stops A1 Chapel and Crematorium Community Centre 86 Day buses in black Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops B A1 Godwin Road C3 Rixsen Road B2 Church of God C3 Goldsmith Avenue B2 Romford Road N86 Night buses in blue A Gallions Reach Shopping Park 101 Romford Road (Eastbound) 25, 86, N86 A2 Balmoral Road C1 City of London Cemetery Bus stop C2 Greenhill Grove C3 Rosebery Avenue Albert Roadb 474 First Avenue, Little Ilford Lane, W19 A2 Claremont Clinic r- Gallows Corner N86 Manor Park Library, North Circular B2 Barnes Close A3 Rosedale Road Connections with London Underground King George Vd B1 Community Centre n Road and Seventh Avenue B1 Bassett Road H C3 Ruskin Avenue Public toilet o Goodmayes Tesco 86, N86 C2 Darus Salaam Connections with London Overground Aldgater- 25 B3 Bath Road Green Street 104 C2 Berkeley Road B3 Halley Road B3 East Ham Christadelphian n r- S (Family in Christ) Connections with National Rail Aldgate East 25 Romford Road (Westbound) 25, 86, N86 A3 Birchdale Road A2 Hampton Road p H Atherton Leisure Centre, Green Street, C3 Essex Primary School d Connections with Docklands Light Railway Aldersbrook Road 101 B2 Bluebell Avenue A3 Henderson Road B2 Saints Drive Oyster Ticket Stop, where you can top up Harold Hill N86 Katherine Road, Margery Park Road, C2 Herbert Road B2 Salisbury Road A1 Forest Gate Hotel W19 Shrewsbury Road and Sprowston Road B3 Bristol Road your Oyster pay as you go credit and f Connections with river boats C3 Browning Road B2 High Street North A3 Sandringham Road A2 Forest Gate Mosque High Street North 101, 104, 474 C1 Froud Community Centre purchase Travelcards and Bus & Tram Passes B C2 Second Avenue 7 B1 Burge Road Except evenings Bankr-d 25 High Street South 101, 104, 474 Ron Leighton Way 101, 104, 474 C3 Byron Avenue K C3 Shelley Avenue and St.
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