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Buses from Woolwich Common Buses from Woolwich Common Woolwich Church Street Plumstead Road Broadwater Whinchat Belmarsh Prison Road Road Woolwich Church Street Prospect Vale Woolwich Ferry Maxey Road 122 Warspite Road Plumstead Thamesmead Woolwich High Street Town Centre Church Street Plumstead Key Woolwich Road Plumstead Kingsman Street Holborn College Woolwich Bus Garage Plumstead Road Ø— Town Centre Plumstead Connections with London Underground (Beresford Street) Woolwich Corner Woolwich Road WOOLWICH Public Market R Connections with National Rail Millennium Village South Thames Barrier PLUMSTEAD Thamesmead 161 and Oval Square Bentham Road Î Connections with Docklands Light Railway Woolwich Road 178 North Greenwich Greenwich Charlton Lane for The O and Peninsula Woolwich Town Centre Abbey Estate  2 (Thomas Street) Connections with river boats Emirates Air-Line Sainsbury’s and Charlton St Paul’s Academy Odeon Cinema Stone Lake Retail Park Thamesmead Boiler House Woolwich Road Charlton Victoria Way Harrow Manorway A 386 Yarnton Way Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Woolwich Town Centre service. The disc !A appears on the top of the bus stop in the street for Woolwich Arsenal 1 2 3 4 5 6 (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). CHARLTON Abbey Wood 244 Sandy Hill Road Brookhill Road/ Connaught Estate Royal . D D Belvedere Artillery R D H E A T C . Barracks I O O D The yellow tinted area includes every bus W R R Sandy Hill Road Route finder D P L E O stop up to one-and-a-half miles from A Frederick Place D O W O E Woolwich Common. Main stops are W L R N L Day buses D I shown in the white area outside. N F H A K Lower Road Bus route Towards Bus stops Y R R O Church Manorway G O C O IT R Plumstead !E !F !G !H !J OS B Common Road 122 Crystal Palace Greenwich Cutty Sark EP S T for National Maritime R Elmdene Road NIGHTI Plumstead !A !B !C !D Museum Maze Hill NGALE PL. R P Erith 469 D Y G E OA L 161 !E !F !Y K R B A Chislehurst A G East Greenwich H N GREENWICH HA CIR IN D Herbert Road CU I G T A Vanbrugh Hill L H O !C !D !K W A R Plumstead Common Road North Greenwich Greenwich AY R Queen Elizabeth Hospital N D TO 178 Lewisham !E !F !Y Main Entrance A N Eglinton Hill Westcombe Park Road O L I Woolwich R EG Eglinton Road Common N D Woolwich !C !D !K H A W O Y R M A O M Cantwell Road Blackheath Hill E WC T O D O R 244 !C !D !P !R L E Abbey Wood Blackheath A Queen Elizabeth Hospital M W B 244 C L R M Royal Standard A I E D West Entrance C H A O U O Brent Road 469 H R Queen Elizabeth Hospital !E !F !S !T N L L V E Blackheath Village Baker Road W Shrewsbury Lane 386 !B !U !V !W !Y T Blackheath Royal Parade for Old Dover Road Greenwich Heights N Eaglesfield Road Blackheath Stratheden Road A J C Woolwich !G !K !L !M !N 386 BLACKHEATH Shooters Hill Road Shrewsbury Lane 469 Erith !C !D !K Baker Road Foxcroft Road Shooters Hill Road Hervey Road Shooters Hill Road Shooters Hill Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital !E !F !Y Charlton Park Lane Pallet Way Shooters Hill Shooters Hill Shooters Hill Red Lion Lane Memorial Hospital The Bull Shooters Hill Road Shooters Hill Road Shooters Hill Corelli Road Shooters Old Dover Road Indus Road Zangwill Road Road Academy Road Hill Road Weyman Road Well Hall Road Kidbrooke Park Road Corelli Road Well Hall Road Broad Walk Kidbrooke Way Wricklemarsh Road May Tree Place Begbie Road Kidbrooke Well Hall Road Dunblane Road Wricklemarsh Road Holburne Road Eastbrook Road Corelli College KIDBROOKE Well Hall Road Arbroath Road Kidbrooke Park Road Dursley Road Woolacombe Road Holburne Road Eltham Well Hall Roundabout Cambert Way Kellaway Road Well Hall Road LEWISHAM Dursley Road Dursley Road Kidbrooke Lane Lewisham Lee Balchen Road Wishart Road Lewisham Town Centre Green Eltham 178 Eltham Green Westhorne Avenue Westhorne Avenue Westhorne Avenue Ladywell Haimo Road Briset Road Elmbrook Gardens Eltham Church ELTHAM CHISLEHURST Crofton Park 161 Brockley Rise Mottingham Mottingham Chislehurst Chislehurst Village High Street War Memorial Forest Hill Sydenham Cobbs Corner 122 Crystal Palace Parade Information correct from 20 September 2012 © Transport for London TFL24443.08.12 (F).
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