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Buses from Foots Cray and Ruxley Corner Buses from Foots Cray and Ruxley Corner 321 New Cross Gate 233 Eltham 51 SainsburyÕs Woolwich Town Centre for Woolwich Arsenal Key Plumstead Common Eltham ELTHAM Lewisham Ø— Connections with Underground Green Eltham Church WELLING Welling R New Cross Lee Connections with National Rail Gate Green Blackfen George Staples Îv Eltham High Street Connections with Docklands Light Railway Blackfen The Oval Footscray Road Willersley Avenue New Halfway Street Eltham Old Farm Road West Main Road Longlands Station Road Marechal Niel Old Farm Avenue Sidcup Parade Road Jubilee Way Hail & Ride 492 A section Sidcup Main Road Station Road CRAYFORD Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Northcote Road DARTFORD service. The disc !A appears on the top of the bus stop in the Station Road Crescent Road Crayford Horns 1 2 3 Main Road Town Hall Crayford Cross 492 4 5 6 street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Orchard Road Bexleyheath Chastilian Shopping Centre Road Bluewater Main Road Sidcup Police Station Dartford Shopping Christchurch Road Centre Sidcup High Street Church Road Gravel Hill Elm Road ShepherdÕs Marlin Court Lane Bexley Library Elm Road SIDCUP The Green NORTH Sidcup Hill North Cray Road Knoll Road CRAY Vicarage Road Route finder Sidcup Queen MaryÕs Hospital Sidcup Hill Middleton Avenue S E North Cray Road R11 ID N Day buses including 24-hour routes A Mount Mascal Farm C L U E P Y U R N . North Cray Road E H O E V Bus route Towards Bus stops V IL T L C A Bunkers Hill/White Cross A E EÕS N R RG O M EO T FU L . G D North Cray 51 FP FQ FR LE FC A T OA Orpington D P S R ID SU Parsonage Lane/Church M FF O M FD . LK A E Y V A North Cray Road FS FT FU RD FP IDS Woolwich . D TO A FJ R Ellenborough Road A N C E M FT FM L D The yellow tinted area includes every O FE H A R A T 233 FK FL FM FU R P R O Eltham bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles O R FQ A O from Foots Cray and Ruxley Corner. Y D FF N A Maidstone Road Birchwood FC FD FE FF FH Main stops are shown in the white R FH Swanley FS C Old Maidstone Road Corner area outside. FL POW ERS 321 FS FT FU FY FR CR AY FK Maidstone Road Maidstone Road New Cross Gate RO OFT W AD Glebe Cottages Hillside Nursery N TO E 492 FC FD FE FF FJ EDGING Bluewater Tesco N Swanley A L Northview Estate Sidcup FL FM FU Y A D 20 FY N S A S Swanley E S R11 FP FQ FR FY IDC Green Street Green V UP Asda E W BY N - P A A OA SS Queen Mary’s Hospital FS FT FU FY Y K SWANLEY Swanley S High Street St. PaulÕs Wood Hill Midfield Way Breakspears Drive Croxley Green Sevenoaks Way Kemnal Technology College Swanley Mickleham Road Midfield Way Midfield Way Sevenoaks Way Midfield Way Beechenlea Lane Beddington Road Chipperfield Road Sevenoaks Way 233 Sevenoaks Way Walsingham Road Mickleham Road ST. PAULÕS CRAY Sevenoaks Way The Broomwood Chorleywood Crescent Chipperfield Road ST. MARY CRAY Ravenscourt Road St. Mary Cray St. Mary Cray Station Approach Chipperfield Road Chipperfield Road Kings Church Longbury Drive Cray Avenue Nugent Retail Park Cray Avenue Stanley Way Cray Avenue Kent Road ORPINGTON Orpington Carlton Parade Orpington High Street / Walnuts Centre 51 Orpington War Memorial Orpington Orpington Hospital Grounds R11 Green Street Green High Street © copyright Transport for London Information correct from 10 October 2009 Foots Cray and Ruxley Corner DR (BEX) TFL16438.09.09 (F).
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