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LAKE TUGGERANONG COLLEGE Plan Your Trip with the TC Journey Planner! Visit Transport.Act.Gov.Au for Details Effective 20 July 2020 LAKE TUGGERANONG COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Local area map School start 8:30 am School finish 3:30 pm Bus stop location 70 Regular route number R4 Cowlishaw St Lake Tuggeranong RAPID route number College Walking route Anketell St Cowlishaw St Tuggeranong Interchange Routes R4 , 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 Pitman St Local area map provides indicative walking paths only. This map is designed to represent local public transport options in the area and is not to scale transport.act.gov.au LAKE TUGGERANONG COLLEGE Plan your trip with the TC Journey planner! Visit transport.act.gov.au for details Effective 20 July 2020 Summary of bus services Route AM PM Suburbs/Areas Serviced Other information R4 Belconnen Interchange, Bruce, City Interchange, Woden Interchange, Tuggeranong Interchange Woden Interchange, Phillip, Cooleman Court, 70 Namatjira Drive, Kambah West, Tuggeranong Interchange 71 Woden Interchange, Phillip, Cooleman Court, Namatjira Drive, Kambah, Tuggeranong Interchange 72 Tuggeranong Interchange, Oxley, Wanniassa, Erindale Interchange, Woden Interchange 73 Tuggeranong Interchange, Monash, Erindale Interchange, Wanniassa, Woden Interchange Tuggeranong Interchange, Wanniassa, Erindale 74 Interchange, Fadden, Macarthur, Chisholm, Gilmore, Richardson Tuggeranong Interchange, Richardson, Gilmore, 75 Chisholm, Macarthur, Fadden, Erindale Interchange, Fadden, Wanniassa Tuggeranong Interchange, Greenway, Calwell, 76 Richardson, Chisholm, Macarthur, Gowrie, Erindale Interchange, Woden Interchange 77 Tuggeranong Interchange, Monash, Gowrie, Erindale Interchange, Woden Interchange 78 Tuggeranong Interchange, Greenway, Bonython, Isabella Plains, Richardson, Chisholm 79 Tuggeranong Interchange, Isabella Plains, Theodore, Calwell 80 Tuggeranong Interchange, Lanyon Marketplace, Conder, Banks 81 Tuggeranong Interchange, Greenway, Bonython, Gordon, Banks, Conder, Lanyon Marketplace These services can be accessed from Tuggeranong Interchange. Plan your trip using the Journey Planner or Timetables on transport.act.gov.au transport.act.gov.au BELCONNEN TO TUGGERANONG via City and Woden Effective 18 July 2020 R4 ROUTE MAP R3 UC College Kenny Lake R1 GinninderraLake Ginninderra Lawson Kaleen R2 R8 University Strathnairn Cohen St C of Canberra Higgins West eld Belconnen Emu Bank Hospital R9 Scullin A Eastern Valley Way Watson University of Canberra Radford Cohen St Page College Interchange Downer R9 Australian Belconnen r College St Hackett D Bruce Catholic Westeld Belconnen Way n Lyneham University Belconnen o d CIT Bruce B y a Calvary Hawker H Dickson MacquarieBelconnen Hospital Bruce Interchange R4 Jamison O’Connor Ainslie Centre Cook Aranda B a r r y R1 Light Rail D R1 r Turner Braddon Marcus Clarke St Alinga St City Interchange London Cct Canberra Acton D Centre Reid Australian National City CIT Reid West University Campbell Lake West Lake Basin Burley Grif n Central Australian Defence Basin Force Academy Parkes Russell Royal Military Molonglo Charles Sturt College - Duntroon Majura Yarralumla CommonwealthUniversity Ave - Canberra R3 Park Denman Capital Cir East Prospect gl Basin Canberra olon o R M iv Barton Airport e Australian Federal r Yarra Glen Adelaide Ave Police College Pialligo R10 Calvary R4 Capital Kingston R10 Australian John James Coombs Defence College R7 Hill Barton Hospital Canberra M Private olon Railway Station glo R Hospital iv Canberra Deakin Forrest e Curtin Eye Hospital r t Wright S Alfred Deakin R6 s Manuka r e High School Shops R2 h t u Fyshwick r CIT Fyshwick r a Hughes Grifth Duffy C School diversion Weston Melrose Dr Canberra Launceston St College Narrabundah Holder Cooleman Lyons Garran R7 Court Canberra Woden Callam St Red Outlet Beard Interchange Canberra Centre R6 Hill Rivett Hospital Harman Waramanga E Symonston Stirling West eld Athllon Dr O’Malley Woden Chiey Phillip Marist Chapman College Pearce Queanbeyan Mawson Fisher Southlands Melrose Centre High School Isaacs Torrens R4 Farrer Kambah Athllon Dr Hume Fadden Wanniassa Lake Tuggeranong Greenway Macarthur College Lake Tuggeranong Erindale Centre Oxley Gowrie R5 Tuggeranong CIT Tuggeranong Chisholm Gilmore Interchange Anketell St Monash F Isabella South.Point Pond Tuggeranong Bus route Bus interchange Mode interchange Educational institution Hospital Bicycle lockers Park and Ride R1 RAPID route Bus terminus R4 Route number Shopping centre Bicycle rails Bicycle cage Bus stop / this side only transport.act.gov.au TUGGERANONG TO WODEN via Kambah West and Cooleman Court Effective 18 July 2020 70 ROUTE MAP Weston Holder Canberra Cooleman L Garran r au t College Court D n S R7 ce on e st s C o Pa o rk r i l r n i R6 Cooleman Court e E n t s o n Interchange S n S M t a y l S Woden r Lyons t D e C Interchange i Canberra r er St a rew l B B l Hospital Rivett r a rsh D m 70 Hindma S Westeld t Woden Stirling Waramanga St John Vianney’s O’Malley Dr a Phillip ir Primary School tj a Chiey m R4 a N R5 Mount Stromlo High School Chapman Pearce Fisher Mawson Southlands Centre Isaacs d R l o o Torrens P h Farrer a B b ar m rit a t S K t C s e r C n St Thomas the Apostle o t Primary School g n i d d Kambah o B Namadgi School 70 B O ct ’H C all oran Wanniassa Fadden r D d r o R4 f Erindale e k a Centre r D R5 Greenway Lake Tuggeranong Oxley Ank ete ll Gowrie S Lake Tuggeranong A t College Tuggeranong CIT Tuggeranong Interchange t S an m A South.Point it t P h Tuggeranong ll o ay Monash n W d D ar r w So Bus route Bus interchange Mode interchange Educational institution Hospital Bicycle lockers Park and Ride R4 RAPID route Bus terminus 70 Route number Shopping centre Bicycle rails Bicycle cage Bus stop / this side only transport.act.gov.au TUGGERANONG TO WODEN via Kambah East and Cooleman Court Effective 18 July 2020 71 ROUTE MAP Holder M Garran Cooleman Weston La e u Court nc l e t Canberra r ston S R7 o C College s C a Pa e rk o l l i D n r a R6 i Cooleman Court m s r n t o n n Interchange S S S t a y t l S Woden r t e Lyons Interchange D i Canberra r er St B Brew Rivett Hospital rsh Dr 71 Hindma Westeld E Woden Waramanga Stirling r D St John Vianney’s a O’Malley ir tj Primary School a Phillip m a Chiey N Mount Stromlo R4 High School R5 Chapman Pearce Fisher Mawson Southlands Centre Isaacs d R l o o P h a Torrens b m co Farrer a B C Mar ni C K a re rr s itt S t Taylor Primary School s e r C n o St Thomas the Apostle t g S Primary School u n i m d m erlan d d C o c t B Kambah 71 B Namadgi School ct C an O or ’H all s Wanniassa e r C t r a itt L s R4 e an a V Fadden r m o n th Dr Erindale Centre r D n o l Greenway l R5 h t A Lake Tuggeranong Oxley Anke Lake Tuggeranong tel Gowrie l S College t St w Tuggeranong ha is Interchange wl Co CIT Tuggeranong t Monash S South.Point an Tuggeranong tm Pi A Bus route Bus interchange Mode interchange Educational institution Hospital Bicycle lockers Park and Ride R4 RAPID route Bus terminus 71 Route number Shopping centre Bicycle rails Bicycle cage Bus stop / this side only transport.act.gov.au TUGGERANONG TO WODEN via Oxley, Wanniassa and Erindale Effective 18 July 2020 72 ROUTE MAP Canberra College Cooleman Sts Peter & Paul Holder Laun Court Woden ce Primary School st Y R7 Weston on C a St a m Garran Red l b Lyons l a a Dr Hill m Woden S Interchange t Canberra Rivett Hospital Westeld D Woden R6 Stirling Waramanga O’Malley Phillip Chiey R4 R5 Chapman 72 Pearce Y a m b a D r Fisher Mawson Southlands Centre Isaacs Torrens Farrer Y a m b a D r Kambah r D St Anthony’s le a Primary School d n ri E Wanniassa School Wanniassa Senior Campus W h e Erindale E e Wanniassa School r F l College e i i n n r Junior Campus d c s t h re C a C r l S e e a s Ste Fadden B m rn e berg C D g re s r t on M l S r a o F c Lake k C e Erindale e r i R4 i r Tuggeranong n d es Interchange y 72 n r Erindale m C o B Centre o Macarthur n c M C S Lake Tuggeranong N t College e R5 w m Oxley St Mary MacKillop College a Gowrie A n nke Ju (Wanniassa Campus) tel - t l M c d S C s ki t o rri A n s r S Tuggeranong CIT Tuggeranong D dale t Interchange Erin Chisholm t S South.Point ay n Tuggeranong W aA d m t r it h a Monash P l ow r l S e on iv R e D e Gilmore g r Greenway d i Isabella b Pond m u r r Richardson u Isabella M Plains Bus route Bus interchange Mode interchange Educational institution Hospital Bicycle lockers Park and Ride R4 RAPID route Bus terminus 72 Route number Shopping centre Bicycle rails Bicycle cage Bus stop / this side only transport.act.gov.au TUGGERANONG TO WODEN via Monash, Erindale and Wanniassa Effective 18 July 2020 73 ROUTE MAP Canberra College Cooleman Holder Court Woden R4 Weston R5 R7 Garran Red Lyons E Hill Woden C a Interchange l l a Canberra m Hospital Rivett Westeld S R6 Woden t Stirling Waramanga A O’Malley t Phillip h l l Chiey o n D r 73 Chapman Marist College Pearce Fisher Mawson Southlands Melrose Centre High School Isaacs Torrens Farrer A t h l l o n D r t S Su y lw r oo u d b s Kambah D inD a r ore S gm C n re Lo s a L ng s d e R4 o r n R5 C A v n e o s n au n S G Kirkto t Wanniassa School Erindale Junior Campus W College h t e S e Wanniassa berg C e l rn res i Fadden e r r C te r m C e S s o A C Erindale m Erindale Interchange St Mary MacKillop College si c n M B Centre Lake c r (Wanniassa Campus) k yde Tuggeranong S Cres t Macarthur Lake Tuggeranong 73 t College S s e e r t Oxley i C h s k Gowrie Ank w c ete e ri ll l Har S b b t A r e e D H Monash indal Er C Tuggeranong CIT Tuggeranong rlette Cre
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