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Buses from Ponders End Station Buses from Ponders End Station Key R Connections with National Rail 491 WALTHAM Waltham Cross Bus Station CROSS Innova Business Park Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus service. The disc appears on the top of the bus stop in the Enfield Lock street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Enfield Lock Island Village Enfield Lock Bell Lane Ordnance Road Eastfield Road Castle Road Bilton Way Bell Lane Mollison Avenue Oasis Academy Hadley Route finder POTTERS Hertford Road Brimsdown Avenue Durants School Leys Road East Day buses BAR Mollison Avenue Millmarsh Lane 313 Bus route Towards Bus stops Potters Bar Hertford Road Brimsdown Avenue Oatlands Road Fouracres 191 Brimsdown lorxz Carterhatch Lane Carterhatch Lane David Lloyd Centre Larksfield Grove Brimsdown Edmonton Green bcmntuv 191 Potters Bar Carterhatch Lane Carterhatch Lane Lion Great Cambridge Road Sherborne Avenue 313 Chingford pmns Lancaster Road Baker Street Botany Bay Kenilworth Crescent Potters Bar jkl The Ridgeway Mollison Avenue Jeffreys Road Chase Side 491 North Middlesex University efkl Chase Farm Hospital D Hospital R A A L L S ©P1ndar E M X Y Waltham Cross dmns Enfield A Alexandra A E D N R Southbury Road Southbury Road U Road/ F War Memorial Southbury Road D R Enfield RA F O N R Alma Road Great Cambridge Road Glyn Road T E Town Crown Road S A A Enfield R Industrial Estate J OA D The Ridgeway PM D R D Enfield Enfield Southbury Road Southbury Road Enfield NAG PB Chase Cecil Road Percival Road Baird Road Bus Garage for Nags Head S H PE E EA PN E N Road D R PD LA Southbury OA PO U D PC S Ponders End N E PL E E High Street V L Ponders End High Street A ENFIELD K Southbury Road UC D PR N D A O LE S O A I Ponders End R L L Industrial V PS N A O Estate E L M E L on E PF i R Y t a G D PK Ponders End ig A v Police Station D O a N N R R A O e L A e A L T N D O A r NA M I Y e C P IE L A PX R D v i S R I OA A SOUT D R W R Ponders End High Street PV H S E Mill TR M Orchard Road EET PZ D Ponders A O F End R ALC PU PH R ON PJ H O A L C D PT L AD R A RF RO D WHA Lea Valley Road U D A Hertford Road H O King George Sailing Club O C O Nightingale Road R W Galliard Road The yellow tinted area includes every Kings Head Hill Mansfield Road bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Sewardstone Road miles from Ponders End Station. Main stops are shown in the white area Kings Head Hill Nightingale Road outside. Hawksmouth Galliard Road Scarborough Road Jubilee Park Kings Head Hill Pole Hill Road 313 The yellow tinted area includes every bus Chingford stop up to about one-and-a-half miles Galliard Road from Ponders End Station. Main stops are Chingford St EdmundÕs Road Nightingale Road Green Shirley Grove shown in the white area outside. Hail & Ride section CHINGFORD Hertford Road Bounces Road Nightingale Road St Marys Road Bounces Road St Edmunds Catholic Bounces Road Primary School Exeter Road Bounces Road Bounces Road Hertford Road Chester Road Warley Road Monmouth Road EDMONTON Edmonton Green Bus Station 191 Edmonton Police Station Fore Street Upper Edmonton Angel Corner for Silver Street 491 North Middlesex University Hospital © Transport for London Information correct from November 2011 TFL21258.11.11 (P).
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