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SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY Bus Time Schedule & Line Map SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus time schedule & line map SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY Adelaide View In Website Mode The SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus line (Adelaide) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Adelaide: 4:35 AM (2) Sydney: 12:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus arriving. Direction: Adelaide SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus Time 22 stops Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Adelaide Route Timetable: Sunday 4:35 AM Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga) Monday 4:35 AM Wangaratta Railway Station (Wangaratta) Tuesday 4:35 AM Benalla Railway Station (Benalla) Wednesday 4:35 AM Thursday 4:35 AM Shepparton Railway Station (Shepparton) Friday 4:35 AM Mill St/Midland Hwy (Mooroopna) Saturday 4:35 AM 53-63 Mclennan Street, Mooroopna Echuca Caltex Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca) SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus Info 44-50 Northern Highway, Echuca-Moama (Echuca Part) Direction: Adelaide Stops: 22 Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower) Trip Duration: 575 min 21 Main Street, Gunbower Line Summary: Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga), Wangaratta Railway Station Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna) (Wangaratta), Benalla Railway Station (Benalla), 35 King Edward Street, Cohuna Shepparton Railway Station (Shepparton), Mill St/Midland Hwy (Mooroopna), Echuca, Caltex Kerang Railway Station (Kerang) Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca), Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower), Post Service Station/Murray Valley Hwy (Lake Charm) O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna), Kerang Railway Station (Kerang), Service Station/Murray Valley Hwy 1921 Murray Valley Highway, Lake Charm (Lake Charm), Murray Valley Hwy (Lake Boga), Swan Murray Valley Hwy (Lake Boga) Hill Railway Station (Swan Hill), Two Bays Roadhouse/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah), Mcalpine 168 Murray Valley Highway, Lake Boga Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah), Algie Rd/Murray Swan Hill Railway Station (Swan Hill) Valley Hwy (Wood Wood), General Store/Murray St (Piangil), Robinvale - Sea Lake Rd/Mallee Hwy 141 Curlewis Street, Swan Hill (Manangatang), Ouyen Community Park/Oke St Two Bays Roadhouse/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah) (Ouyen), General Store/Mallee Hwy (Walpeup), General Store/Mallee Hwy (Underbool), Murrayville 2599 Murray Valley Highway, Nyah Hotel/Mallee Hwy (Murrayville) Mcalpine Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah) 42 Stradbroke Avenue, Nyah Algie Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Wood Wood) 3565 Murray Valley Highway, Wood Wood General Store/Murray St (Piangil) 80 Murray Street, Piangil Robinvale - Sea Lake Rd/Mallee Hwy (Manangatang) 5 Larundel Street, Manangatang Ouyen Community Park/Oke St (Ouyen) 13 Oke Street, Ouyen General Store/Mallee Hwy (Walpeup) General Store/Mallee Hwy (Underbool) 25 Cotter Street, Underbool Murrayville Hotel/Mallee Hwy (Murrayville) 27 Mckenzie Street, Murrayville Direction: Sydney SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus Time 22 stops Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sydney Route Timetable: Sunday 12:45 PM Murrayville Hotel/Mallee Hwy (Murrayville) Monday 12:45 PM 27 Mckenzie Street, Murrayville Tuesday 12:45 PM General Store/Mallee Hwy (Underbool) 25 Cotter Street, Underbool Wednesday 12:45 PM General Store/Mallee Hwy (Walpeup) Thursday 12:45 PM Friday 12:45 PM Ouyen Community Park/Oke St (Ouyen) 13 Oke Street, Ouyen Saturday 12:45 PM Robinvale - Sea Lake Rd/Mallee Hwy (Manangatang) 8 Larundel Street, Manangatang SYDNEY - ADELAIDE VIA ALBURY bus Info General Store/Murray St (Piangil) Direction: Sydney 80 Murray Street, Piangil Stops: 22 Trip Duration: 580 min Algie Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Wood Wood) Line Summary: Murrayville Hotel/Mallee Hwy 3564 Murray Valley Highway, Wood Wood (Murrayville), General Store/Mallee Hwy (Underbool), General Store/Mallee Hwy (Walpeup), Ouyen Mcalpine Rd/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah) Community Park/Oke St (Ouyen), Robinvale - Sea 56 Stradbroke Avenue, Nyah Lake Rd/Mallee Hwy (Manangatang), General Store/Murray St (Piangil), Algie Rd/Murray Valley Two Bays Roadhouse/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah) Hwy (Wood Wood), Mcalpine Rd/Murray Valley Hwy 2599 Murray Valley Highway, Nyah (Nyah), Two Bays Roadhouse/Murray Valley Hwy (Nyah), Swan Hill Railway Station (Swan Hill), Murray Swan Hill Railway Station (Swan Hill) Valley Hwy (Lake Boga), Service Station/Murray 141 Curlewis Street, Swan Hill Valley Hwy (Lake Charm), Kerang Railway Station (Kerang), Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna), Murray Valley Hwy (Lake Boga) Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower), Caltex 168 Murray Valley Highway, Lake Boga Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca), Echuca, Mill St/Mclennan St (Mooroopna), Service Station/Murray Valley Hwy (Lake Charm) Shepparton Railway Station (Shepparton), Benalla 1921 Murray Valley Highway, Lake Charm Railway Station (Benalla), Wangaratta Railway Station (Wangaratta), Wodonga Railway Station Kerang Railway Station (Kerang) (Wodonga) Post O∆ce/King Edward St (Cohuna) 35 King Edward Street, Cohuna Newsagent/Murray Valley Hwy (Gunbower) 30 Main Street, Gunbower Caltex Roadhouse Rose St/Northern Hwy (Echuca) 44-50 Northern Highway, Echuca-Moama (Echuca Part) Echuca Mill St/Mclennan St (Mooroopna) 64-66 Mclennan Street, Mooroopna Shepparton Railway Station (Shepparton) Benalla Railway Station (Benalla) Wangaratta Railway Station (Wangaratta) Wodonga Railway Station (Wodonga) SYDNEY - 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