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WodenWoden Interchange Interchange - Departure Platform platforms Changes Platform numbers and departures are changing from 6 July 2019 Bowes St Callam St Exit Bowes St Bowes St To PARLIAMENT HOUSE & City via… 57 Garran, Hughes, Yarralumla & Deakin NORTH 58 Curtin, Hughes & Deakin R5 To City via Barton & Russell To Mawson / Woden via… 7 Stop Bowes Pl O’Malley, Isaacs & Farrer (clockwise loop) 2710 60 Stop 61 Mawson, Farrer, Isaacs & O’Malley (anticlockwise loop) 2712 8 62 Lyons, Chiey, Pearce & Torrens R4 To Cooleman Court via… To Cooleman Court DIRECT then… 6 Stop To City DIRECT 63 Waramanga, Fisher & Stirling 64 Rivett, Stirling & Chapman 2709 66 Weston, Coombs, Denman Prospect, Wright & Duffy 65 Holder & Duffy Stop Stop 2814 2815 Stop 9 R6 2716 10 To City via CANBERRA HOSPITAL, 11 4 Narrabundah, Manuka, Kingston, 5 Stop Woden 3 Stop 2908 Barton & Parkes Exit Youth Woden Town Square 2706 Callam St 2 Stop Centre 1 Stop 2705 Stop 2804 R4 School services 2703 To Tuggeranong DIRECT Qcity Transit, Transborder Express R5 To Cooleman Court DIRECT then… To Lanyon Marketplace Exit Callam St 70 Kambah West & Tuggeranong via Erindale & Calwell 71 Kambah East & Tuggeranong Westeld Bradley St Woden Exit Westeld Woden ACT Police 3 Bus platform number 57 Route number Park and Ride Lift School service platform R4 route number Information display Stairs transport.act.gov.au CANBERRA transport.act.gov.au IS BETTER CONNECTED Woden Interchange Platform Changes Platform numbers and departures are changing from 6 July 2019 • Transport Canberra is making improvements to the Woden Interchange, commencing from Saturday 6 July 2019. • Keep an eye out for new improved signage, platform changes, and refer to the map attached for further information. • Our friendly Customer Service staff will be available in the interchange to provide assistance. • School Services will continue to leave from the same location in the interchange, however, the platform number will be updated as seen on the attached map. • For further details on the changes, visit transport.act.gov.au transport.act.gov.au.

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