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9414 Travel Guide Downend Updated Andre.Indd 312 to Thornbury 319 to Frenchay to Bristol 4 to Downend 48 86 to Coalpit Heath X18 to Aztec West 620 689 to Yate to Yate 41 41 to Malmesbury 222 to Chipping Sodbury d & Cribbs to Emersons Green 48 to Bristol 462 & Wotton-under-Edge W h a Local Transport Map of Wick,a c d p r o le d a Causeway to Chipping Sodbury 342 y a u o R Local Transport Map Dodington o h W R e R stb o R a 18 o C Tormarton to Southmead u d Wood C rne h ad t l t Ro e r a h R o t o f Pucklechurch and Marshfi eld B e u a a v d a e e e of Downend Dramway y d d H B a W a a 86 W y o Bo o o sco s 634 o e R m ’ l B R e b E h 4 M d 48 4 e 6 u c 5 m R m n n r a h a o o t o e C 49 r e r t n s a a v r Blackhorse n e o h i r d B e A s 620 G f m c s M i H e W d e u a d n o l o e 689 d B n t e Av o e e s n a r t d l T R s r E 49 o lm A i W 634 y d e C a e d v o a d h e 462 18 x g R a t 462 a r W n o M4 Motor way o h u 48 v d a o t u y e l S e 48 49 o d R a k B e l X18 H Downend d sw e a i H l l t a a l o e W d l Sainsburys 222 a o C S r Secondary School c o d h e R R k i R r b Dramway e h k h r d m l d o a g e i H A a e P u r i o C f e i s l l R e n l R o k r v e 312 e r o x e v e a g t c e A R l e s k 319 r P C u o e d a la h l ubile e n rk Hinton e J v a fie g o P n i e l W 5 i f e d d Downend & Bromley Heath C v l e g d R r A Hill 634 R r ad C n o F Easy Access Trail e o C e i C R d l t t a i s a e l e s r s d d s e e e c e 635 e p t m Wiltshire l v l R a v W e u e a d S e e h * o n t o G R l L a e t d o d F R Sto L d a H ckw e ne g e e il S ll n e l l ta D Post a n ri a ve L b d Cle r Office k ev i e R d c Dun 5 to Bristol n d v o sd g o r C A Pucklechurch C w e Mangotsfield n e d h d e n a v a e L e 689 City Centre a u T P e n o r L e R o r e r t o a Emersons a O c G o R c R h r e n 689 to Bristol k n h A a l o m d s a e R a r o F b e S d 689 a Downend a y h O U d o o ppe m 462 a r t wo r r s S o E t r t o o Post Office m R 86 n n Green Dyrham R C Library 18 R ro 312 o High o a o m 18 e e St R e d d s R N a n ry n o H u a 533 d a il sb o a l li E L r L d 4 Sa t e m d 49 h c S oa a e West S R c l n a a t y lisbury o P n 342 5 t r r o d e L t 6 Siston e o d a s s d n 533 B n k y 4 R 48 d a H e e o H n o A n u R i o D i a d l Littleton L o i r o l B R l W n a d l R P l d 49 ea u e o m h a H s r y u l m r n R o e 462 k G h S o W y u c h r i s e s e o s r n Abson R n d t u e 222 C v h a a R L o b e o L L R r R o i o t b e J X18 e tl o n a s S E n g e e l C 620 634 t a g o d d t t m r o e o 48 to Bristol 319 Ro J t o y d dw le l n n R a a l s L a i y ig e i 635 Mi L m d o R h r r d d G 342 City Centre oa s B ea S * led oa e R R a e k R l e W d R own t o s o C 635 s o d o es a d a t e ’ a r Marshfield u s l a d g a * d P h View n e C a Nort e e d rk v S e e d A o v n R sh t e B L a o i r a a r Holbrook L o a d er e 462 R an L n to Malmesbury 76 o e d n G d G e am ’s P H L e R 49 n A a le South View e t r a 86 a v to Hullavington 76 a o s a o n 420 A n A c t o e R R s l r o 18 e Common l Staple m a d l d Cla e a b d y Post Office to Chippenham 79 635 i re e Av G s nc o o R d a a i L a A h ong o 689 e R n R o W n n s n P ld s ha r d o m o s a n y fie C R ’ 635 e a s L e t a h e o l H l l v g d r i k c 0 d r n a R S H c r o 2 n k W t k e 4 O u M r y o o a A 76 e bro R r s l e B o Post e e Ho L e n s 7 a n r R l a A t e P Hill d o y s e e o 635 p 76 o e b w M n Post 533 Office h o G a a m o Hig 7 a C h St Library 689 L 79 r d l e o et l l y i Office c y L P r h o H a H m H s u phre Wick & Abson Post i n i y o Hill a e l B l m Easy Access Trail N Office A R ea s o p W p h a le w B h roa d 49 to Bristol City Centre d Street T H i ill i e t c e A 42 0 e k H 533 to Keynsham w Police L Wick e i o 634 to Kingswood 635 La h s ne e l e c ’ r e l n d Chu Mangotsfield d l y a 689 to Kingswood Station R l g d L H d 635 to Bristol R d o L ll Avenue e a R n o we School r Tee o o d a S n o Tunnel R 684 n s M d Tu Charn a ’ nnel e R Signa M e o k a y l Road a n d y e r m a Cold Ashton s r 86 a e h o o W y L B f 533 n a i u a d e r Hill y l l W r d M d o u e a s ’ w E A b A n a o h d s y R c l a t 4 s f d St R r o o a O L o 6 y a a r t d a i n C A o o g d o l c R n n Rodway l c i Community Forest Path i M e L h R s a R g s 6 to Bristol City Centre er n t n T s e e R o 4 i ra c d 7 z il 507 to Southmead u o Hill B e lo w 1 G a a e d a ill 4 t r y H h 533 to Mangotsfield d A Dramway F ne © Crown copyright and database rights [2013] Ordnance Survey [100023410] oa La Cogan Road R ee B ill gh d l each H bi R ei B a M ria u 684 o L r J d © Crown copyright and database rights [2013] Ordnance Survey [100023410] Wa o o a y r a l d R e o 222 y e 689 Route operates in l R Bus services R le oa e n l d d a R id L 7 M X18 n e o ll a 620 a a rk Be Beach H direction of arrow shown w d y Pa e L a le g ch 76 41 634 319 d n d d ta oa ri Bus services A n S L R B y e a A e n n 76 76 76 635 e u a e Post ll L u o a 684 Bus terminates U 4 222 k 79 n Office 222 Route operates in V 79 684 S G p Battlefields l c a i e e ds Lan l tone Street 312 ld a 5 e v n fi Soundwell W rsh 620 689 635 533 a n direction of arrow shown e M Certain Journeys A Beach T d * Kingswood d a Po 6 7 319 l s d s ol o Wood R w o d Leisure Centre ad G l C 342 i o X18 Bus stop c ls ad e to o ous k i R R h n ip e f S Cycling h 18 462 G o h Traffic Free t L l re rc Tadwick l u C a a e h i t C Road l d idley Avenue 507 n o S R 42 H Bus terminates L e 4 u t S a 7 c S t 533 Upton n a 43 Walking Promoted routes Easy access trails t e e Bitton t s i s p ets Road o lose 581 222 d H h e n C C 44 Bus calling t i n to o e l e w is Langridge l S a t S Wi w op n 6 llis R 684 to Keynsham Cheyney r r 634 District boundary R ’ 48 49 Places of interest oad g s o s ill n id e H gr R 6 R a o y n R r a L City of Bristol College o 635 R L a a d n 86 18 e ne o nd Way d d Certain Journeys w a s a oodl Ambulance (Soundwell Campus) 86 * re o W 689 B a d 0 1/4 1/2 mile R Goose d Station o d C ad *86 a Bathy & NE Somerset Scale a a Ro l n d W o a ow P Swineford ld 0 1/2 1 kilometre North r sd o A R o w e an s L un ot 620 to Bath 76 76 79 to Bath l d Green C w R l i R a o o S H a h a d p Cycle lane Traffic Free s d Cycle routes r n d i n *86 e a s g o d H e oa n R e io R C amp h H L S l ay d 533 to Cossham Hospital l i i W l s Walking routes Promoted routes Easy access trails e l a d o t 581 to Chipping Sodbury w tswol o Siston Common Easy Access Trail d o R n n C C Index to places served from Downend u o New o r Goose Green S m Sys o Places of interest District boundary t m on 17 Way h Post 7 c o 7 Cheltenham n n de si Office 86 A ngle F 0 1/4 1/2 mile Abbey Wood 312 581 (also 18 X18 319 stops near) Eastville 4 5 48 49 507 689 Patchway X18 I is S ad her Road A E P o i R m Road s a t Scale nh o Almondsbury 312 Emersons Green 222 18 X18 48 49 86 462 Pucklechurch 620 689 n Siston D North lte 0 250 500 metres e o d h Road m H C a a w w h e o N n i n Avon Valley Railway 42 319 533 e l *86 l R lt e he h 319 n C Common Filton 18 X18 Siston Common 7 86 c ew d N F S r B u d Kingswood town centre bus stops u G h a Ave n r ey ue C Badminton 76 Filton Abbey Wood X18 581 Southmead Hospital 18 507 R i n o h lb ut B H o h R o e S r a 6 a e t m e d s g R Ri T Bath City Centre 76 76A 79 319 620 Fishponds 5 48 49 581 507 689 St George 44 n e d o w D a n A D o a n X18 r l L d i i m d s 581 to Hanham v a c 86 Bitton 42 319 684 Frampton Coterrell 581 Staple Hill 7 49 319 533 689 e 222 a 86 o Fire o Kingswood R u 43 319 533 to Cadbury Heath 42 507 to keynsham R l r 319 P d il Gr Station t o a a a H c R a to Emersons Green Blackhorse 48 49 462 Frenchay Hospital 18 X18 319 Stapleton Road 48 49 *689 r e 86 k o H k r y D o d ll a R a R r P o The H iv d o 635 h e 634 to Wick a c r Downend Bristol City Centre 4 5 6 7 42 43 44 48 49 d u Kings Chase Ch 507 222 to Chipping Sodbury Civic Road H Hanham 507 44 581 T Thornbury 312 Shopping Centre Centre 533 342 462 635 689 42 to Bristol City 581 Tormarton 634 S Kings Chase 43 t Bristol Parkway 18 312 319 581 Keynsham 42 507 533 684 635 Centre a 42 Shopping Centre Whitfield K n A 86 l e 635 Tabernacle y 6 Bristol Temple Meads (near train station) 462 Kingswood Leisure Centre 6 86 319 R R 18 X18 312 319 581 H 43 ege University of the West of England (UWE) ill Kingsfield o B nt S 634 U a t H Str 6 ree o eet School d t 635 Bromley Heath 18 4 319 462 Kingswood Town Centre 6 X18 42 43 44 319 533 581 584 587 l 634 lo 44 222 w 43 635 H C Warmley 43 319 634 635 R M to Bristol City 6 Post 42 a W o Library 319 43 M o a n r d Cadbury Heath 42 43 319 533 Lawrence Hill 6 7 42 43 635 507 Office D 43 635 Centre o Kingswood h a 319 eanery Rd High S 222 C L Westerleigh 620 689 a v tre r O e a i r R t 44 chard o Colliers PH m a a 634 to Wick & B d 222 v X18 rita n nnia Ro W i Chippenham 635 Little Stoke 18 X18 319 a d o 581 a R Wick 620 634 635 684 o R e X18 Tormarton d Warmley l Co-op n a d o o V a R o a o a 42 W d R a ar 635 to Wick R O Chipping Sodbury 222 86 342 581 Longwell Green 222 533 d h r R rc l d chard o d o O Post o i a Willsbridge 533 684 F 533 c d o a e o Hill d C B d G d r e Office R Post e l s le a Coalpit Heath 222 86 342 581 s t n v o g Winterbourne 581 t o i c e i Office e s t Mangotsfi eld 18 319 533 R w k a D t M o o R R S 44 Cossham Hospital 533 581 507 (also 7 stops near) u R T H a Wotton-under-Edge 86 o o g 6 44 o o d a a 507 l Marshfi eld 635 a a d d w d a s d Warmley 86 507 o e Cribbs Causeway 319 Road ay R 6 44 John Cabot W n r e d ey d R 581 Academy C rtn a a Yate 222 86 342 581 620 689 o ou B o u C o Y 533 r a New Cheltenham 86 342 581 t R 42 d n 319 to Staple Hill & Frenchay Hospital N e Downend 4 5 18 48 312 319 342 y Yate Station 222 86 342 581 N D R 533 oad y 533 to Hillfields r o 43 to Cadbury Heath Nibley 86 342 581 u r b t 581 507 Doynton 634 635* h to Lodge Causeway 42 to Keynsham s 319 to Cadbury Heath m i 44 to Bristol 507 to Keynsham 581 to Hanham 533 to Keynsham r 222 to Longwell Green & Bath G O Oldbury Court 533 581 507 (also 7 stops near) Note: * Served on Certain journeys Oldland 42 43 319 Rail Frequency Guide Rail Network Plan Making a complaint about bus services Weekend train times are subject to change due to the impact of engineering work across the network.
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