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CRYSTAL PALACE ANERLEY MORDEN CROYDON ST HELIER CARSHALTON SOUTH CROYDON PURLEY Buses from South Beddington and Roundshaw Key 157 —O Connections with London Underground Crystal Palace Parade o Connections with London Overground CRYSTAL R Connections with National Rail PALACE Crystal Palace T Connections with Tramlink Anerley 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 ANERLEY street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Anerley Robin Hood MORDEN Route finder South Norwood Clock Tower Day buses 154 157 for Norwood Junction Morden Bus route Towards Bus stops 154 Morden NPQRSTU Morden Selhurst T South T Wellesley West Croydon CDEFGHJK Coomber Way Therapia Lane Road CROYDON for Whitgift Centre 157 Crystal Palace ABC T West Croydon T Ampere Way Bus Station Morden UVW S4 Beddington Cross St Helier Tamworth Road 154 455 Old Lodge Lane DEFGHJKL ST HELIER T for Centrale T Waddon Marsh Wallington MNPQRSTU St Helier Beddington ASDA S4 St Helier NPQRS Rose Hill T Reeves Corner Croydon The yellow tinted area includes every bus High Street/Flyover stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from Purley Way Commerce Way St Helier South Beddington and Roundshaw. Main Waddon Road Wrythe Green Beddington Lane Hospital stops are shown in the white area outside. Beddington Village Vicarage Road for Wandle Park T Waddon New Road CARSHALTON Rectory Grove Waddon Road Carshalton HillierÕs Lane Carshalton Courtney Road Epsom Road High Street Carshalton Park Lane Duppas Hill Lane Croydon Pond Plough Lane Sutton Parkgate Road Waddon Duppas Hill Fairfield Halls Marshalls Road Bandon Hill Cemetery Grosvenor Road South Croydon Hail & Ride section P L M Purley Way H O Sutton Green 455 Wallington T U N Fiveways R RDE SOUTH O L G GA E N H LOS Stafford Road Carshalton ©P1ndar C Sutton E L Hannibal Way Windsor Castle N A Stafford Road CROYDON A N L Mellows Park C The Chase Wallington E Y Town Centre D B South Croydon N ROAD Carshalton Beeches Stafford Road Stafford Road A Swan & Sugar Loaf S A RD Stanley STAFFO V Grange Road Park Road Woodcote Road Milton Road K Stanley Road W ⁄ N U H E E AN T K L Hail section& Ride Stanley Stafford Road L LIN U Park Road Elgin Road A D O V Holland Avenue The Warren Boundary Road Woodcote Road S R E Hail & Ride Stafford Road E N Pampisford Road D D section A MEA N E Hail section& Ride L TH Sports Carshalton- E Ground V Y on-the-Hill A D Belmont L T Banstead N P Stanley Square R A E Road South S RISE D WATERER F O Royal Marsden R J Woodcote Road D Hospital E Blenheim Gardens Purley Tesco F O A V EN E R UE V E I S R T D PURLEY E R S Q D H R E Woodcote Road D A S R Hall Road N O I V L Reedham R E F A C G B MO DS LLISON LAN NEW THE S R Woodcote Green Old Lodge Lane 455 Hail & Ride section Carleton Avenue © Transport for London Information correct from 9 April 2011 TFL20024.04.11 (P).

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