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Buses from Park Langley Buses from Park Langley 162 Eltham Route finder ELTHAM Bus route Towards Bus stops 162 Beckenham P _rstuv Eltham N3 continues to Church Eltham p bcdefp Oxford Circus 352 352 Bromley ¶™ H&R1 Lower Sydenham Sainsbury’s Lower Sydenham [] H&R2 Brixton Eltham High Street 358 Crystal Palace C+n C+o C+l C+l C+m C+s C+t Orpington j cdjk Lower Sydenham Bell Green Avery Hill Herne Hill Night buses Bus route Towards Bus stops Lower Sydenham New Eltham N3 Bromley p bcdefp Croxted Road Oxford Circus P _rstuv New Eltham Worsley Bridge Road Fiveways South Croxted Road Key Green Lane Brackley Road William Barefoot Drive St. Paul New Beckenham Church 162 Day buses in black 358 N3 Night buses in blue Crystal Palace Edgebury Estate O Parade CRYSTAL — Connections with London Underground New Beckenham o Connections with London Overground PALACE Chislehurst R Connections with National Rail Gordon Arms T Connections with London Trams Crystal Palace Chislehurst B Connections with river boats Copers Cope Road CHISLEHURST High Street Tube station with 24-hour service Friday and Lawn Road —O Chislehurst Saturday nights The yellow tinted area includes every War Memorial Anerley bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Route 352 operates as Hail & Ride on the sections of roads miles from Park Langley. Main stops 352 N3 Chislehurst marked H&R1 and H&R2 on the map. Buses stop at any safe point Blakeney Road Penge are shown in the white area outside. Bromley North for Chislehurst Caves Bridge Road along the road. There are no bus stops at these locations, but Pawleyne Arms please indicate clearly to the driver when you wish to board or Blakeney Road alight. Hayne Road Bickley Kent House West Street Blakeney Road BECKENHAM Bouverie Lodge Widmore Road 162 Beckenham Road Beckenham Junction Beckenham Lane Bromley High Street Bromley Valley School Market Square Town Hall Ways to pay Beckenham Clock House St. George’s Church Rectory Road Bromley Civic Centre Vicarage Drive Shortlands Use your contactless debit or credit card. It’s the same Beckenham Road Bromley fare as Oyster and there is no need to top up. Hayne Road Beckenham Shortlands Road South Kelsey Square Church Road Beckenham Wickham Road BROMLEY Bromley War Memorial Chancery Lane The Mall Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy SHORTLA p V E W Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around Beckenham Hospital Village Way GROVE Westmoreland Road I OVERBURY A k St. Edmund’s CK NDS D A St. Mark’s Church 4,000 shops across London. LANE Bromley Hall H v A RO Common M l Croydon Road K T’S S Crown E T M N Cromwell Road Village Way R O ND A Uplands O W C A N A L OOD S j T Sign up for an online account to top up online and D O ©P1ndar D R D Bromley R R O A I O Kelsey H Bus Garage see your travel history and spending. b V d S R Westmoreland Road D E Croydon Road W Park u c EN D Queen Anne Avenue Village Way AY ES m R Eden Park Avenue HAY LA OA Bramerton Road ™ N e D s E WOO Hayes Road Locksbottom t HAYES Cameron Road Princes Royal UE WAY j KINGS University Hospital Village Way VEN r ¶ A Elmers End Green RK [ Y Crease Park A n A Westmoreland Road E P ELWILL f W Farnborough Cumberland Road ON ST BU W High Street C T K A _ ] F Stone Park Y Cameron Road N O Beadon Road Avenue A W INS L I MALMA W Village Way D L C ECR A P K Y Green Street Green IT W H H&R1 p A A M o WH Upper Elmers End Road Y H&R2 RK ROA STYLES A W The Close P RISE Cameron Road A WAY E Y N Westmoreland Road Hayesford Park Drive Orpington Hospital N UR Upper Elmers End Road E O Broadoaks Way D B E A Goddard Road R B Upper Elmers End Road Orpington Abbots Way Cameron Road SOUTH SOUTH War Memorial Cheriton Avenue l Westmoreland Road Upper Elmers End Road Barnfield Wood Road Altyre Way Orpington Walnuts Centre Upper Elmers End Road Lodge Gardens Barnhill Avenue South Eden Park Road Wickham Way Matfield Close Orpington Upper Elmers End Road Elderslie Close Eden Park 358 Hail & Ride section Eden Park ORPINGTON Barnhill Avenue South Eden Park Road West Wickham Stanstead Close Langley Park School Links Way The Avenue Route 358 does not serve Goodhart Way Pickhurst Park the Walnuts Centre during early mornings on Mondays to Fridays The Avenue Meadway St. Mary of Nazareth Church Pickhurst Park © Transport for London Information correct from 15 July 2017 TFL33230.06.17 (P).
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