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Night Buses from Islington Angel Night buses from Islington Angel 43 341 TOTTENHAM towards Angel Road Superstores from stops J, Y, Z Bruce N41 from stops C, K, P, X Friern Barnet Grove from stops P, Y, Z Blackhorse Halliwick Park Road Tottenham Tottenham HARRINGAY Hale Night buses fromColney Hatch Lane Islington AngelPolice Station/Town Hall N73 Crouch End Hornsey Philip Lane towards Broadway Police Station Walthamstow Central from stops C, K, T, U, X Muswell Hill Broadway Hornsey N41 Turnpike Lane West Green Road Seven Sisters Rise Philip Lane 43 N19 341 SouthTOTTENHAM Tottenham Highgate Harringay towardsGreen Lanes Angel Road Superstores from stops J, Y, Z from stops P, Y, Z Bruce N41 from341 stops C, K, P, X 214 Friern Barnet Finsbury Park N73 StamfordGrove Hill from stops P, Y, Z Blackhorse Halliwick Park Manor House Broadway Road from stops J, R Archway for Whittington Hospital Stoke Newington Tottenham Highgate Village Tottenham N38 HARRINGAY Green Lanes Hale towards Highgate School Colney Hatch Lane Upper Holloway N19 Police Station/Town Hall N73 Philip Lane Stoke Newington STOKE Walthamstow Central CrouchHighbury End Hornsey High Street towards 43 N41 Broadway Police Station Newington Green from stops C, K, P, X HIGHGATE Barn N38 N277 NEWINGTON Walthamstow Central Highgate West Hill Hornsey Holloway Turnpike Lane Seven Sisters from stops C, K, T, U, X Muswell Hill Broadway Nag’sN41 Head West Green Road HOLLOWAYRise Newington Green Road Philip Lane Dalston Graham Hackney Hackney Clapton N19 JunctionSouth TottenhamRoad Central Downs Pond Holloway Road Harringay Green Lanes Balls Pond Highgate from stops P, Y, Z St. Paul’s Road Road 341 214Parliament Hill Fields Highbury &Finsbury Islington Park N73 Stamford Hill Manor HouseEssex Road Broadway HACKNEY from stops J, R Archway Stoke Newington 214 CLOUDESLEY ROAD for Whittington Hospital Highgate Village N K N205 N38 GA Green LanesE towards Highgate School Upper Holloway T N19SKIN ST Highgate Road E PAC Stoke Newington STOKE Walthamstowfrom stops H, S Central HighburyE K Lauriston Road R I High Street THEBURTON STREET ST NG 43 N41 BarnT NewingtonR GreenTO Leytonfrom stops C, K, P, X HIGHGATE S EE N N38 N277 NEWINGTON T Drapers Field Holloway Z Highgate West Hill R E A HOLLOWAY Nag’s Head NewingtonD Green Road P A Dalston Graham Hackney Hackney Clapton P S Kentish Town O T. U PE Balls Pond Junction Road Central Downs Pond Holloway IslingtonRoad C R TE X St. Paul’s R’S Road Stratford L Green B ST I ESSE Road International Parliament Hill Fields V Highbury & Islington W E O HACKNEY R BROMFIELD ST Essex Road R Camden Town P O W 214 CLOUDESLEY ROAD O D N E N205 L K E Victoria Park GA T O TOLPUDDLE STREET SKIN ST Stratford City Highgate Road E O PAC from stops H, S CAMDEN Angel E R Bus Station R K Lauriston Road V THEBURTON STREET R B ING O Centre ST Mornington Crescent Y T E TO forLeyton Stratford A CAMDEN L R S EE N T TOWN D O T Drapers Field ONIA ROAD S Z PASSAGE Sainsbury’s C V X R E A R D DE E P A Kentish Town P S Bow Church P DU O T. P NC U PE U IslingtonAN C R GE TE ST X RRA R’S Stratford ARKET RD N277 N205 L Green Pancras Road HAPEL M B ROAST C I ESSE D International V F W E O R BROMFIELD ST ET G R Camden Town P Grove Road Bow Road O ROW RE W T O D E S KE ST L VINCE K Victoria Park U H O NO T TERRACE DDLE STREET Stratford City TOLPU G W I O St. Pancras International and HIT RO CAMDEN E LION AngelH R S Bus Station R TREET V Angel B B King’s Cross Pancras Road O N Centre E 214 N for Stratford O Y E Mornington Crescent A CAMDEN L L Mile End T L O A TOWN D T O G NS ONIA ROAD R S DUNCANPASSAGE TERRACECOLE S T TC V Sainsbury’s N R ET A I X E E E Great University L T B RRE R DE S S I O ETR Portland Warren College Euston St. Pancras T S Bow Church P HDU P NC Stepney Green Square International S Street Street Hospital Euston LLE ROAD U AN G PENTONVI T CITY S ERR Old Street T . T A Limehouse RKE R RD N277 N205 A J G O Pancras Road APEL M O AD RO for Moorelds H O A C R F S D Burdett Road N73 King’s P H W J Eye Hospital N M EL N205 Cross ET GEN L Whitechapel N205 S OW R T D ROW Grove Road Bow Road towards Paddington RE ET Royal London Hospital T E STR UT Goodge Street S KE from stops J, R ST VINCE U H O NT TERRACE G Moorgate I St. PancrasN73 International and WHIT RO E LION H Aldgate East ST Rosebery Avenue Finsbury Square REET Angel B Shoreditch Westferry King’s Cross Pancras Road Holborn N 214 N Tottenham Court Road O EL High Street Mile End N73 Bloomsbury T L Oxford O Theobald’s Road A G NS T R DUNCAN TERRACECOLE ST 214 Aldgate Square Gray’s Inn Road N ET R Circus A I E from stops A, D, E, F, R E E Great University L T St. Botolph Street B RRE S S I O TR from stops H, S Canary Portland Warren College Euston St. Pancras FarringdonT S H Road Piccadilly Stepney Green Wharf Street Street Hospital Euston Square International LLE ROAD S Circus PENTONVI N19 N38 T CITY Old Street Liverpool N205 . Limehouse From 15 June R 2019 route 341will be J G O Tottenham Court Road N41 O AD for MooreldsBank Street N277 R O re-routedS via Farringdon. For the eastern Burdett Road Green Park N73 New OxfordKing’s Street P H W J Eye Hospital Westferry Road N M end ofEL Rosebery Avenue, please use N205 Cross EN L Whitechapel FarringdonS CambridgeN205 OW R T route N19D towards Clapham Junction. towards Paddington Circus EET UT Royal London Hospital Hyde Park Corner N38Goodge Street STR from stops J, R 341 43 CITY N19 N41 Leicester Square Moorgate Masthouse N73 Rosebery Avenue Finsbury Square Aldgate East WestferryTerrace Holborn Fleet Shoreditch Tottenham Court RoadTrafalgar Square Farringdon Street Monument High Street KnightsbridgeN73 Oxford for Charing Cross Bloomsbury Theobald’sStreet Road Square Gray’s Inn Road 214 Aldgate from stops A, D, E, F, R CircusVictoria St. Botolph Street Mudchute Sloane N41 from stops H, S Canary Square WEST Aldwych Farringdon Road N38 Piccadilly from stops B, F, M, N 76 Wharf Circus N19 N38 Liverpool N205 Crossharbour from stops A, D, E, F, M END Tottenham Court Road River ThamesN41 towardsFrom 15 June 2019 Tottenham route 341will Hale be Bank Street N277 Isle of Dogs ASDA Green Park re-routed via Farringdon. For the eastern New Oxford Street London Bridge Westferry Road N19 Chelsea Cambridge Waterloo FarringdonBridge end of Rosebery Avenue, please use N277 routeFrom N19 15 Junetowards 2019 Clapham route 341 Junction. for Guy’s Hospital Old Town Hall Circus will be re-routed to nish at from stops U, X, Z Hyde Park Corner N38 Waterloo 43 River ThamesN19 Leicester Square York Road 341 Waterloo. For County Hall, 43 CITY Masthouse N41 please change at Waterloo Bridge County Hall Waterloo from stops B, G, H, N Terrace Trafalgar Square Fleet Farringdonto route Street76 towards Waterloo. Monument N19Knightsbridge for Charing CrossWaterloo 341 Street towards Clapham Junction Westminster Bridge Road Victoria Mudchute fromSloane stops B, F, M, N N41 from stops A, D, E, F, M © Transport for London Square 76 N38 WEST Aldwych 76 Information correct from 15 June 2019 from stops B, F, M, N Crossharbour from stops A, D, E, F, M END River Thames towards Tottenham Hale Isle of Dogs ASDA London Bridge N19 Waterloo Bridge N277 HowChelsea to use this map Destination finder From 15 June 2019 route 341 for Guy’s Hospital Old Town Hall will be re-routed to nish at from stops U, X, Z DestinationWaterloo Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops • Find your destination Riveron the Thamesmap or in the York Road Waterloo. For County Hall, 43 Destination finder A pleaseHighgate change at Waterloo Bridge 43 J, Y, Z Parliament Hill Fields 214 J, R County Hall Waterloo from stops B, G, H, N Aldgate St. Botolph Street N205 H, S to routeHighgate 76 towards Village HighgateWaterloo. School 214 J, R Piccadilly Circus N19 B, F, M, N • See the coloured lines on the map and Waterloo N19 Aldgate East 341 H, S numberstowards in Claphamthe Destination Junction nder for the bus Westminster Bridge Road N205 Highgate West Hill 214 J, R N38 A, D, E, F, M routes that go to your destination Aldwych 341 A, D, E, F, M from stops B, F, M, N from stops A, D, E, F, M Holborn N19 N41 B, F, M, N R © Transport for London • Check the Destination finder and map (at the 76Angel Road Superstores 341 C, K, P, X Bloomsbury Square N38 A, D, E, F, M Regent’s Park InformationN205 correct fromJ, R 15 June 2019 end of each coloured line) for the bus stops to Archway 43 J, Y, Z catch your bus from Holloway Nag’s Head 43 J, Y, Z Royal London Hospital N205 H, S Night buses from Islington Angel N41 P, Y, Z N41 P, Y, Z S • Use the central map to nd the nearest bus B stop for your route Holloway Road 43 J, Y, Z St.
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