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Stamford Hill Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 318 349 Ponders End Bus Garage North Middlesex Hospital for Southbury Hail & Ride Ponders End High Street PONDERS END section Bull Lane Hertford Road 24 hour 149 service Edmonton Green White Hart Lane Bus Station Tottenham Cemetery Upper Edmonton Angel Corner for Silver Street White Hart Lane Great Cambridge Road Wood Green 476 24 hour Northumberland Park 67 243 service WOOD GREEN Lansdowne Road Lordship Lane Lordship Lane High Road Shelbourne Road Wood Green Shopping City The Roundway (East Arm) Lordship Lane Bruce Grove Dowsett Road Windsor Road Turnpike Lane Elmhurst Road Hail & Ride section West Green Road Stanley Road Bruce Grove West Green Road West Green Primary School High Road Tottenham Police Station 76 West Green Road Black Boy Lane Tottenham Swan TOTTENHAM Black Boy Lane Abbotsford Avenue Tottenham Town Hall Black Boy Lane Chestnuts Primary School St AnnÕs Road St AnnÕs Road Seven Sisters Police Station Plevna Crescent High Road Seven Sisters Road St AnnÕs St AnnÕs Road Hospital Kerswell Close South Tottenham St AnnÕs Road Howard Road High Road Lealand Road High Road St AnnÕs Road Hail & Ride section Grovelands Road Stamford H OAD I DAR Seven Sisters Road © G OLIN Hill H D , H&R1 ROA Woodberry Grove / ALE Å R RAVENSD AMHU O R A ST P H&R2 Manor House Seven Sisters Road ˆ ARK D · The yellow tinted area includes every bus D Í ◊ Amhurst Park A O EGER stop up to about one-and-a-half miles C TON R 0 RO Seven Sisters Road R K AD from Stamford Hill. Main stops are shown A Y N K È N A Portland Rise E N W L B in the white area outside. R A d b B NO I U T RTH C C F L L S IEL A D D Á E H T Ç P E R W T OAD D S ON R W A A 7 E C R O S O Seven Sisters Road E M E A LINTHORPE ROAD T M N O D O N ¢ Alexandra Grove T N { Clapton Common H L P Osbaldeston Road L R L E I . D U H EN Upper Clapton Road DUNSMORE ROAD AV Seven Sisters Road D PORTLAND Jessam Avenue R Finsbury Park/ O F 1 Upper Clapton Road Blackstock Road : M Rossington Street A T Finsbury Park S Clapton s LYNMOUTH ROAD Isledon Road 4 CLAPTON LAMPARD GROVE Upper Clapton Road Lea Bridge Roundabout HOLLOWAY Stoke Newington Holloway NagÕs Head 254 Clapton Pond STOKE NEWINGTON Stoke Newington Northwold Road Holloway Prison Rectory Road Lower Clapton Road Millfields Road Manse Road Lower Clapton Road Clapton GirlsÕ Technology College Stoke Newington Brooke Road Camden Road Stoke Newington Church Street Church Street Stoke Newington Bouverie Road William Patten High Street Stoke Newington Road Amhurst Road Stoke Newington Church Street School Lower Clapton Road Hackney Baths CAMDEN Stoke Newington Town Hall Camden Town Albion Road Barbauld Road Stoke Newington Road Princess May Road Hackney Central Albion Road Clissold Crescent 253 Dalston Kingsland Mornington Crescent Newington Green Hackney Town Hall HACKNEY Southgate Dalston Junction DALSTON Essex Road Road Mare Street for London Fields ISLINGTON Haggerston Islington Angel Cambridge Heath Eversholt Street Hoxton Baring Street Hoxton KingÕs Cross Old Street Shoreditch Church Bethnal Green St Pancras International Euston Clerkenwell Green Moorgate Whitechapel 253 476 for Farringdon Finsbury Square Shoreditch High Street Whitechapel Road for Royal London Hospital St PaulÕs Clerkenwell Road Commercial Street Aldgate East St PaulÕs Cathedral Liverpool Street Holborn Ludgate Circus for City Thameslink Aldgate Monument CENTRAL LONDON Aldwych for Covent Garden 67 254 Waterloo Bridge s London Bridge s for GuyÕs Hospital, Southwark Cathedral and London Dungeon River Thames for London Eye, IMAX Cinema 24 hour Southbank Arts Centre 149 service Waterloo River Thames 24 hour 243 service © Transport for London 76 Waterloo Westminster Bridge Road Information correct from 3 September 2011 Key Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops —O Connections with London Underground Aldwych for Covent Garden 76, 243 +·+7+1+4 Holborn —O 243 +·+7+1+4 Seven Sisters —O R 76, 149, 243, 476 +s+:+d+Å o Connections with London Overground B Holloway Nag’s Head 253, 254 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ 318 +b+Å H&R1 R Connections with National Rail Bethnal Green 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ Hoxton o 67, 149, 243 +·+7+1+4 349 +Å © Crown copyright and database rights 2012 Ordnance Survey 100035971/015 © Copyright Transport for London 2012 DI Connections with Docklands Light Railway —O Hoxton Baring Street 76 +·+7+1+4 Seven Sisters Road 253, 254 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ B Connections with river boats Black Boy Lane 67 +s+:+Ç+Å Street finder Landmark finder Shelbourne Road 318 +b+Å H&R1 Key Route 318 operates as Hail & Ride on the sections of roads marked Brooke Road 476 +Á +·+1+4 I B1 Alhijra Somali Community C2 Talmud Torah Machzikei Hadass A G P H&R1 and H&R2 on the map. Buses stop at any safe point along the Stoke Newington High Street Shoreditch Church 67, 149, 243 +·+7+1+4 Association School Isledon Road 253, 254 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ B1 Albert Road C1 Gladesmore Road C1 Page Green Terrace London Overground station road. There are no bus stops at these locations, but please indicate Bruce Grove R 149, 243, 476 +s+:+d+Å o B3 Allen’s Gardens A2 Telephone Exchange Islington Angel 476 +Á +·+1+4 Shoreditch High Street 67, 149 +·+7+1+4 B2 Allan Barclay Close B3 Glaserton Road A3 Paget Road clearly to the driver when you wish to board or alight. —O B2 Beis Rochel D’satmar Girls School A1 Templeton Hall 318 +b+Å H&R1 o A2 Amhurst Park B1 Gourley Place B2 Paignton Road National Rail station South Tottenham 76, 149, 243, 476 +s+:+d+Å A1 Ascot Road B1 Gourley Street A1 Perry Court B3 Beth Hamedrash Skver Synagogue A2 Tiverton Primary School K 349 +Å 318 +b+Å H&R1 A1 Avenue Road B3 Grangecourt Road B1 Plevna Crescent B3 Brenner Community Centre B3 Tollgate Lodge Primary Care King’s Cross O R 476 +Á +·+1+4 Bus stop — B A1 Grove Road C3 Portland Avenue C3 CarpetRight Centre C 349 +Å B1 Community Church of God, The B1 Triangle Children, Young People L C2 Barry Avenue H A1 Pulford Road Cambridge Heath R 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ Southgate Road 76 +·+7+1+4 A2 Cranwich Road Surgery and Community Centre B2 Bergholt Crescent A3 Heathland Road R Car park Lansdowne Road 318 +b+Å H&R1 C1 Crowland Primary School C3 Tyssen Community School and Camden Road o 253 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ Stoke Newington R 67, 76, 243 +·+7+1+4 A2 Berkeley Road A1 Hermitage Road B2 Rav Pinter Close A1 Doctors Surgery Children’s Centre 476 +s+:+d+Å A2 Bethune Road A2 Heysham Road C2 Ravensdale Road Public toilet Camden Town —O 253 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ 476 +Á +·+1+4 B1 Ermine Road Centre C2 United Synagogue R C3 Braydon Road B1 High Road A1 Remington Road R Liverpool Street —O 149 +·+7+1+4 A1 Faith Baptist Church C2 Victoria Community Centre Route finder Clapton 253, 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ Stoke Newington 476 +Á +·+1+4 C2 Broadway Mews B2 Hillside Road B2 Richmond Road R B +·+7+1+4 B1 Fernlea Surgery B1 Wickes London Bridge —O 149 Church Street A1 Bushey Road B2 Holmdale Terrace C2 Rockwood Road Day buses including 24-hour services Clapton Common 253, 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ C1 Gladesmore Community School A2 Woodberry Down Baptist Church Oyster Ticket Stop, where for Guy’s Hospital, Southwark B3 Holmleigh Road C2 Rostrevor Avenue Osbaldeston Road Stoke Newington Road 67, 76, 149, 243 +Á +·+1+4 C C1 Gladesmore Sports Centre B2 Yesodey Hatorah Boys School you can top up your Oyster Bus route Towards Bus stops Cathedral and London Dungeon C1 Cadoxton Avenue B1 Howard Road B1 Russell Road Clapton Pond 253, 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ C2 Gregorian Orthodox Cathedral C2 Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls pay as you go credit and 67 Aldgate +· 714+ Lower Clapton Road 253, 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ T A1 Candler Street B2 Hurstdene Gardens S School purchase Travelcards and B3 Holmleigh Primary School Wood Green +s:+ÇÅ Clerkenwell Green 243 +·+7+1+4 Tottenham Swan and Town Hall 76, 149, 243, 476 +s+:+d+Å C2 Castlewood Road K A3 St Andrew’s Grove A1 Islamic Shaksiyah Foundation Bus & Tram passes for Farringdon —O R M B1 Chisley Road A1 Kerswell Close B3 St Andrew’s Mews Tottenham +s:+dÅ 318 +b+Å H&R1 C2 Kadimah Hotel 76 Manor House 253, 254 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ A1 Cissbury Road A3 Kingsmere Place B1 St Ann’s Road +· 714 —O B2 Lubavitch Children’s Centre Waterloo D 349 +Å C2 Clapton Common C3 Kyverdale Road A2 St John’s Road 24 hour o Manse Road 67, 76, 149, 243 +·+7+1+4 C2 Lubavitch House School 149 service Edmonton Green +s:+dÅ Dalston Junction 67, 76, 149, 243 +·+7+1+4 C1 Clifton Gardens L B3 St Kilda’s Road R Turnpike Lane —O 67 +s+:+Ç+Å B2 Lubavitch Ruth Lunzer Girls London Bridge +· 714 Dalston Kingsland o 67, 76, 149, 243 +·+7+1+4 Mare Streetfor London Fields 254 +,+/+◊+0+¢ B3 Colberg Place B1 Langford Close A2 Seven Sisters Road Primary School 24 hour +· 714 Monument 149 +·+7+1+4 U A2 Cranwich Road B1 Latimer Road A2 Seven Sisters Road Bridge 243 service Waterloo Dowsett Road 318 +b+Å H&R1 —O A1 Manchester Gardens +,+/+◊+0+¢ C2 Craven Park Road C2 Leabourne Road B1 Sherboro Road A3 Oak Tree Community Centre Wood Green +s:+dÅ Moorgate —O R Finsbury Square 76 +·+7+1+4 Upper Clapton Road 253, 254 C2 Craven Walk C3 Stamford Grove East E C1 Lealand Road B2 Our Lady’s Convent High School Euston +{ +bÈ+͈ Upper Edmonton 149 +s+:+d+Å C1 Crowland Road C3 Stamford Grove West 253 R +s+:+d+Å Mornington Crescent —O 253 +{+b+È+Í+ˆ B3 Leatherhead Close B1 Paignton Park +,/◊0¢ Edmonton Green 149 for Silver Street R B1 Culvert Road C3 Leweston Place C2 Stamford Hill Hackney Central 349 +Å C2 Ravensdale Methodist Church +,/◊0¢ Bus Station 349 +Å N D B2 Lewis Gardens C1 Station Court C1 Redemption Church of God 254 Aldgate R Newington Green
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