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123 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 123 bus time schedule & line map 123 Annan View In Website Mode The 123 bus line (Annan) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Annan: 8:57 AM (2) Langholm: 12:55 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 123 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 123 bus arriving. Direction: Annan 123 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Annan Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:57 AM Meikleholmside, Langholm Meikleholm Side, Scotland Tuesday 8:57 AM Holmwood Drive, Langholm Wednesday 8:57 AM Academy, Langholm Thursday 8:57 AM Friday 8:57 AM Post O∆ce, Langholm Kirk Wynd, Langholm Saturday 8:57 AM Flats, Langholm Skippers Br, Langholm 123 bus Info Auchenrivock, Langholm Direction: Annan Stops: 32 Hagg, Canonbie Trip Duration: 68 min Line Summary: Meikleholmside, Langholm, Village, Hollows Holmwood Drive, Langholm, Academy, Langholm, Post O∆ce, Langholm, Flats, Langholm, Skippers Br, Langholm, Auchenrivock, Langholm, Hagg, Gilnockie Bridge, Hollows Canonbie, Village, Hollows, Gilnockie Bridge, Hollows, Watchhill, Canonbie, Village, Canonbie, Village, Watchhill, Canonbie Rowanburn, Linns View, Harelaw, Linns View, Harelaw, Village, Rowanburn, Village, Canonbie, Village, Canonbie Broadmeadows, Canonbie, Village Hall, Evertown, Milltown, Evertown, Village, Chapelknowe, Village, Village, Rowanburn Kirkpatrick Fleming, Village, Newton, Village, Kirkpatrick Fleming, Village, Hollee, Broats, Hollee, Linns View, Harelaw Stapleton Grange, Annan, Watchhall, Annan, Tesco, Annan, St Columbas, Annan, Solway Street, Annan, Linns View, Harelaw Stance 3, Annan Village, Rowanburn Village, Canonbie Broadmeadows, Canonbie Village Hall, Evertown Milltown, Evertown Village, Chapelknowe Village, Kirkpatrick Fleming Village, Newton Village, Kirkpatrick Fleming Village, Hollee Broats, Hollee Stapleton Grange, Annan Watchhall, Annan Tesco, Annan St Columbas, Annan Solway Street, Annan Stance 3, Annan Direction: Langholm 123 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Langholm Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 12:55 PM Stance 3, Annan Tuesday 12:55 PM Mafeking Place, Annan Mafeking Place, Annan Wednesday 12:55 PM Tesco, Annan Thursday 12:55 PM Friday 12:55 PM Watchhall, Annan Saturday 12:55 PM Stapleton Grange, Annan Broats, Hollee Village, Hollee 123 bus Info Direction: Langholm Village, Kirkpatrick Fleming Stops: 32 Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Stance 3, Annan, Mafeking Place, Village, Newton Annan, Tesco, Annan, Watchhall, Annan, Stapleton Grange, Annan, Broats, Hollee, Village, Hollee, Village, Village, Kirkpatrick Fleming Kirkpatrick Fleming, Village, Newton, Village, Kirkpatrick Fleming, Village, Chapelknowe, Milltown, Village, Chapelknowe Evertown, Village, Evertown, Broadmeadows, Canonbie, Watchhill, Canonbie, Village, Canonbie, Milltown, Evertown Village, Rowanburn, Linns View, Harelaw, Linns View, Harelaw, Village, Rowanburn, Village, Canonbie, Village, Evertown Watchhill, Canonbie, Gilnockie Bridge, Hollows, Village, Hollows, Hagg, Canonbie, Auchenrivock, Broadmeadows, Canonbie Langholm, Skippers Br, Langholm, Flats, Langholm, High Street, Langholm, Academy, Langholm, Watchhill, Canonbie Holmwood Drive, Langholm, Meikleholmside, Langholm Village, Canonbie Village, Rowanburn Linns View, Harelaw Linns View, Harelaw Village, Rowanburn Village, Canonbie Watchhill, Canonbie Gilnockie Bridge, Hollows Village, Hollows Hagg, Canonbie Auchenrivock, Langholm Skippers Br, Langholm Flats, Langholm High Street, Langholm David Street, Langholm Academy, Langholm Holmwood Drive, Langholm Meikleholmside, Langholm Meikleholm Side, Scotland 123 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Scotland. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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