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11 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 11 bus time schedule & line map 11 Swaffham - Dereham View In Website Mode The 11 bus line (Swaffham - Dereham) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dereham: 7:40 AM - 4:10 PM (2) Swaffham: 6:35 AM - 2:55 PM (3) Watton: 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 11 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 11 bus arriving. Direction: Dereham 11 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Dereham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Monday 7:40 AM - 4:10 PM Kings Arms, Swaffham 23 Market Place, Swaffham Tuesday 7:40 AM - 4:10 PM Tesco, Swaffham Wednesday 7:40 AM - 4:10 PM Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Thursday 7:40 AM - 4:10 PM Waitrose, Swaffham Friday 7:40 AM - 4:10 PM Green Way, Swaffham Saturday 8:10 AM - 4:10 PM Waitrose, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham 20 St Guthlac Close, Swaffham 11 bus Info Direction: Dereham Bunkers Hill, Sporle Stops: 39 Trip Duration: 53 min Mini-Market, Necton Line Summary: Kings Arms, Swaffham, Tesco, 3 Chantry Court, Necton Civil Parish Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham, Green Way, Swaffham, Bunkers Hill, Red Lion Close, Holme Hale Sporle, Mini-Market, Necton, Red Lion Close, Holme Red Lion Close, Holme Hale Civil Parish Hale, St Andrews Close, Holme Hale, Bus Shelter, Holme Hale, Reeves Farm, Ashill, Millƒeld Estate, St Andrews Close, Holme Hale Ashill, Dunnetts Close, Ashill, Goose Green, Ashill, Church Street, Ashill, Pages Lane, Saham Toney, The Bus Shelter, Holme Hale Oval, Saham Toney, Post O∆ce, Saham Toney, Bell School Road, Holme Hale Civil Parish Lane, Saham Toney, Wayland Avenue, Watton, Swaffham Road, Watton, Crown, Watton, Lime Tree Reeves Farm, Ashill Walk, Watton, Loch Lane, Watton, The Street, Ovington, King Row Post Box, Shipdham, Threeways Millƒeld Estate, Ashill Garage, Shipdham, Post O∆ce, Shipdham, Central Hale Road, Ashill Civil Parish Garage, Shipdham, Pound Green Lane, Shipdham, Swan Lane, Shipdham, Eastgate, Shipdham, Holland Dunnetts Close, Ashill Court, Toftwood, Millwrights, Toftwood, Chapel Lane, Toftwood, Westƒeld Road, Toftwood, Swan Road, Goose Green, Ashill Dereham, Banyard Place, Dereham, Market Place, Dereham Church Street, Ashill Church Street, Ashill Civil Parish Pages Lane, Saham Toney Old Hall Close, Saham Toney Civil Parish The Oval, Saham Toney Post O∆ce, Saham Toney Bell Lane, Saham Toney Shepherds Drove, Saham Toney Civil Parish Wayland Avenue, Watton Swaffham Road, Watton Crown, Watton 41 High Street, Watton Civil Parish Lime Tree Walk, Watton Loch Lane, Watton Dorrs Drive, Watton Civil Parish The Street, Ovington King Row Post Box, Shipdham Threeways Garage, Shipdham Watton Road, Shipdham Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Shipdham Central Garage, Shipdham Pound Green Lane, Shipdham Swan Lane, Shipdham Eastgate, Shipdham Holland Court, Toftwood Millwrights, Toftwood 67 Shipdham Road, Dereham Chapel Lane, Toftwood Breton Close, Dereham Westƒeld Road, Toftwood Swan Road, Dereham Banyard Place, Dereham Banyard Place, Dereham Market Place, Dereham Red Lion Street, Dereham Direction: Swaffham 11 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Swaffham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:35 AM - 2:55 PM Market Place, Dereham Red Lion Street, Dereham Tuesday 6:35 AM - 2:55 PM John Bates Close, Dereham Wednesday 6:35 AM - 2:55 PM The Maltings, Dereham Thursday 6:35 AM - 2:55 PM Morrisons, Dereham Friday 6:35 AM - 2:55 PM Station Road, Dereham Saturday 9:25 AM - 2:55 PM Homebase, Dereham Lynn Court, Dereham Westƒeld Road, Toftwood 2 Shipdham Road, Dereham 11 bus Info Direction: Swaffham Chapel Lane, Toftwood Stops: 36 Breton Close, Dereham Trip Duration: 68 min Line Summary: Market Place, Dereham, John Bates Millwrights, Toftwood Close, Dereham, Morrisons, Dereham, Homebase, 67 Shipdham Road, Dereham Dereham, Westƒeld Road, Toftwood, Chapel Lane, Toftwood, Millwrights, Toftwood, Holland Court, Holland Court, Toftwood Toftwood, Eastgate, Shipdham, Kings Head, Shipdham, Swan Lane, Shipdham, Pound Green Eastgate, Shipdham Lane, Shipdham, Chapel Street, Shipdham, Post O∆ce, Shipdham, Threeways Garage, Shipdham, Kings Head, Shipdham King Row Post Box, Shipdham, Loch Lane, Watton, 2 Dereham Road, Shipdham Civil Parish Lime Tree Walk, Watton, Crown, Watton, Swaffham Road, Watton, Wayland Avenue, Watton, Martins Swan Lane, Shipdham Close, Saham Toney, Post O∆ce, Saham Toney, The Oval, Saham Toney, Pages Lane, Saham Toney, Pound Green Lane, Shipdham Goose Green, Ashill, Millƒeld Estate, Ashill, Reeves Farm, Ashill, Bus Shelter, Holme Hale, St Andrews Chapel Street, Shipdham Close, Holme Hale, Mini-Market, Necton, Bunkers Hill, Sporle, Green Way, Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham, Post O∆ce, Shipdham Brocks Road, Swaffham, Kings Arms, Swaffham The Green, Shipdham Threeways Garage, Shipdham King Row Post Box, Shipdham Loch Lane, Watton Dorrs Drive, Watton Civil Parish Lime Tree Walk, Watton Crown, Watton 33 High Street, Watton Civil Parish Swaffham Road, Watton Wayland Avenue, Watton Martins Close, Saham Toney Post O∆ce, Saham Toney The Oval, Saham Toney Pages Lane, Saham Toney Old Hall Close, Saham Toney Civil Parish Goose Green, Ashill Millƒeld Estate, Ashill Hale Road, Ashill Civil Parish Reeves Farm, Ashill Bus Shelter, Holme Hale School Road, Holme Hale Civil Parish St Andrews Close, Holme Hale Saint Andrew's Close, Holme Hale Civil Parish Mini-Market, Necton 3 Chantry Court, Necton Civil Parish Bunkers Hill, Sporle Green Way, Swaffham 21 St Guthlac Close, Swaffham Waitrose, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham Brocks Road, Swaffham 11 Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Kings Arms, Swaffham 3a Market Place, Swaffham Direction: Watton 11 bus Time Schedule 22 stops Watton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM Market Place, Dereham Red Lion Street, Dereham Tuesday 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM Market Place, Dereham Wednesday 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM High Street, Dereham Thursday 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM St Nicholas Street, Dereham Friday 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM Wellington Road, Dereham Saturday 4:20 PM - 5:25 PM John Bates Close, Dereham The Maltings, Dereham Morrisons, Dereham Station Road, Dereham 11 bus Info Direction: Watton Homebase, Dereham Stops: 22 Lynn Court, Dereham Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Market Place, Dereham, Market Toftmead Close, Toftwood Place, Dereham, St Nicholas Street, Dereham, John Bates Close, Dereham, Morrisons, Dereham, Westƒeld Road, Toftwood Homebase, Dereham, Toftmead Close, Toftwood, 2 Shipdham Road, Dereham Westƒeld Road, Toftwood, Chapel Lane, Toftwood, Millwrights, Toftwood, Holland Court, Toftwood, Chapel Lane, Toftwood Eastgate, Shipdham, Kings Head, Shipdham, Swan Breton Close, Dereham Lane, Shipdham, Pound Green Lane, Shipdham, Chapel Street, Shipdham, Post O∆ce, Shipdham, Millwrights, Toftwood Threeways Garage, Shipdham, King Row Post Box, 67 Shipdham Road, Dereham Shipdham, Loch Lane, Watton, Lime Tree Walk, Watton, Crown, Watton Holland Court, Toftwood Eastgate, Shipdham Kings Head, Shipdham 2 Dereham Road, Shipdham Civil Parish Swan Lane, Shipdham Pound Green Lane, Shipdham Chapel Street, Shipdham Post O∆ce, Shipdham The Green, Shipdham Threeways Garage, Shipdham King Row Post Box, Shipdham Loch Lane, Watton Dorrs Drive, Watton Civil Parish Lime Tree Walk, Watton Crown, Watton 33 High Street, Watton Civil Parish 11 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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