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Buses from Chingford West 215 Lee Valley Campsite Hail & Ride section 313 Potters Bar POTTERS Yardley Lane Estate 379 Antlers Hill Sewardstone Road Yardley Lane Estate Potters Bar BAR Tesco Sewardstone Road Hawkswood Crescent Sewardstone Gardens Southgate Road Sewardstone Road Sewardstone Road Hawkwood Crescent Yardley Lane The Ridgeway Botany Bay Robin Hood p D PONDERS A O R EPP E ING E Chase Farm Hospital END o WAY N U Southbury Road O N MA Eneld Town T Nags Head Road Lea Valley Road H&R1 E RK Cecil Road Great Cambridge Road Scotland Green Road Wharf Road AMESBURY V AVENUE A The yellow tinted area includes every DRIVE H&R2 L E E Z ARDS A L bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Eneld Chase Eneld Town Southbury Ponders End VA MAR LL ` A GARET EY EW AVEN miles from Chingford West. Main stops _ RO T UE AD n S YSD are shown in the white area outside. [ SOUTH ENFIELD DR AVENUE E K E ^ V IN I a G S DR H E A \ LLY RDSTON D O RD H R m WA O E MAIDA A A T VE D S c ] COLLEGE GARDE NS Kings Head Hill Lea Pole Hill Road Valley Playing The Green 97 Fields Y E Chingford Green A V Station Road 313 W l M DRI Buxton Road d M A O 379 A N H CH S E T E NT 385 L F OU A D I M SI E W L E N26 Y D V A LE Station Road Chingford H O I The Green L VAL Manseld H The Ridgeway L C Park E Kings Head Hill T CHINGFORD e N U Chingford SILVE O r Fire Station M GA RT k T RD HO HE RID AY EN R GEW S N AD g f i RO Valley Side LAMB Ridgeway OUR CH GARD NE R Park EN U P Chingford S CH EEL CL D OS Miniature L E O j Hail & Ride section Railway Old Church Road Chingford Old Church Waltham Way Hall Lane Chingford Mount Old Church Road Alpha Road Hall Lane Chase Lane School Chingford Mount Road Hall Lane Chingford Mount Road Larkswood Road Chingford Mount Road Ainslie Wood Road Chingford Road Walthamstow Stadium 385 Crooked Billet Walthamstow Sainsbury’s Crooked Billet Walthamstow Bell Corner WALTHAMSTOW Walthamstow Central 215 Bus Station Hoe Street Leyton Baker’s Arms Leyton Midland Road High Road Leyton Leyton LEYTON Ruckholt Road Stratford, East Village Stratford International N26 continues to Trafalgar Square Westeld Avenue BusesBuses from Chingford from ChingfordWest West for Charing Cross Stratford City Bus Station for Stratford © Transport for London 97 Information correct from July 2018 215 Destination finder Lee Valley Campsite Route finder Hail & Ride section 313 Potters Bar POTTERS Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Bus route Towards Bus stops Yardley Lane Estate 379 Antlers Hill A o Sewardstone Road ,m ,n ,q Yardley Lane Estate o ,m ,n ,q 97 Chingford ,p ,r ,y Potters Bar BAR Hoxton N26 Shoreditch High Street N26 Tesco Stratford City ,m ,n ,q ,m ,n ,q Aldwych for Covent Garden N26 Sewardstone Road Hawkswood CrescentSouthbury o 313 ,d ,e ,f L Sewardstone Gardens Bus Station Southgate Road Antlers Hill Yardley Lane Estate 379 ,d H&R1 215 Lee Valley ,p ,r ,s ,t ,u ,v ,w Sewardstone Road Southbury Road 313 ,d ,e ,f Lea Valley Road WharfSewardstone Road Road313 ,dHawkwood ,e ,fCrescent Campsite Yardley Lane The Ridgeway Walthamstow ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q B Lee Valley Campsite 215 ,p ,r ,s ,t ,u ,v ,w Great Cambridge Road Botany Bay Central Robin Hood Bank D N26 ,m ,n ,q p ,mD ,n ,q Southgate Road 313 ,d ,e ,f 313 Chingford ,a ,b ,c PONDERS Leyton 97 A O R ,d ,e ,f EPP Potters Bar ,d ,e ,f Botany Bay Robin Hood 313 E ING E Chase Farm Hospital END o WAY Station Road 97, N26 ,p ,r ,y Leyton Baker’s Arms 97,N N26 ,mU ,n ,q Southbury Road O N MA 379 Chingford ,c H&R1 Eneld Town T Nags Head Road Lea Valley Road H&R1 E RK Cecil Road Great Cambridge Road Scotland Green Road Wharf Road AMESBURY V AVENUE A o The yellow tinted area includes every ,d C Leyton Midland Road 97, DRIVEN26 ,m H&R2 ,n ,q 313 ,a ,b ,c Yardley Lane Estate H&R2 L E E Z ARDS A L bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Eneld Chase Eneld Town Southbury Ponders End VA MAR LL ` A GARET ● ,b ,c ,t Chingford EW 385 o EY AVEN miles from Chingford West. Main stops Cambridge Heath N26 ,m ,n ,q _o oROR T ,mUE ,n ,q 379 ,c H&R2 Liverpool Street AD n N26S YSD are shown in the white area outside. ● [ SOUTH Crooked Billet ,d ,e ,h ,j DR AVENUE ChaseENFIELD Farm Hospital 313 ,d ,e ,f Ludgate Circus N26 ,m ,n ,q 385 ● ,b ,c ,t E K E ^ V IN I Night buses a G ,p ,r ,y S DR Chingford Fire Station 97, N26 R for City Thameslink H Stratford City Bus Station 97 ,m ,n ,q E Bus route Towards Bus stops A \ LLY RDSTON D O RD H Chingford o 97, N26 ,p ,r ,y R ,p ,r ,y WA O o o R D N26 Chingford m for Stratford E MAIDA A A K T VE D S Trafalgar Square ,m ,n ,q ,a ,b ,c c ] 313 COLLEGE GARDE ,m ,n ,q Kings Head Hill Pole Hill Road 313 ,aNS ,b ,c Kings Head Hill Stratford, East Village 97 Lea Pole Hill Road Valley 379 ,c H&R2 R D Other buses Playing ,c H&R2 The Green Stratford International97 97 ,m ,n ,q Fields Y 379 E Chingford Green A V Station Road 313 Bus route Towards Bus stops W l M ● ,b ,c ,t DRI Buxton Road 385 d M A O 379 A N 385 ● ,b ,c ,t Chingford ▼ ,b ,c ,g H CH T 505 S E T E NT 385 L F U D O Chingford Road 97, N26 ,m ,n ,q A I M ▼ ,d ,u ,v ,w SI E Harlow W L E N26 Y D V Trafalgar Square N26 ,m ,n ,q A N Station Road Chingford LE H O ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q I The Green 215 L VAL Manseld H The Ridgeway L C R Park ,dE ,e ,f Kings Head Hill for Charing Cross Nags Head Road 313 T CHINGFORD Key 385 ● ,d ,e ,h ,j e N U Chingford SILVE O r Fire Station Scotland Green Road M GA RT k T V 97 Day buses in black ,m ,n ,q RD HO HE RID AY Chingford Mount Road 97, N26 EN R GEW S N N26 Night buses in blue AD g f i RO Valley Side 385 ● ,d ,e ,h ,j ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q ValleyO Side LAMB Ridgeway Connections with London Underground 215 OUR CH GARD NE R Park EN U P Chingford o S CH EEL CL Connections with London Overground D OS ,mMiniature ,n ,q Old Church Road L j 97, N26E ● ,d ,e ,h ,j O W 385 Hail & Ride section Railway o Connections with TfL Rail 215 ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q ● R Connections with National Rail Crooked Billet Sainsbury’s 385 ● ,d ,e ,h ,j Old Church Road Waltham Way 385 ,d ,e ,h ,j Chingford Old Church D Connections with DLR Waltham Way P Hall Lane Walthamstow Bell Corner 97, N26 ,m ,n ,q Tube station with 24-hour service Friday and E Chingford Mount Old Church Road Alpha Road R Saturday nights R ,d ,e ,f HallPonders Lane End 313 ,d ,e ,f 215 ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q Enfield Chase 313 Chase Lane School Chingford Mount Road ● Mondays to Saturdays daytime off-peak only Hall Lane R ,d ,e ,f ,m ,n ,q ▼ Saturdays daytime only Enfield Town o 313 ,d ,e ,f Potters Bar and Tesco 313 Walthamstow Crooked Billet 97, N26 Chingford Mount Road Hail & Route 397 operates as Hail & Ride on the sections of Larkswood Road Enfield Town Cecil Road 313 ,d ,e ,f R 215 ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q Ride roads marked H&R1 and H&R2 on the map. Chingford Mount Road Buses stop at any safe point along the road. There Ainslie Wood Road o ,m ,n ,q G Ridgeway, The Kings Head Hill 97, N26 ,p ,r ,y Walthamstow Central 97, N26 are no bus stops at these locations, but please Chingford Road indicate clearly to the driver when you wish to board Ridgeway, The (Botany Bay) 313 ,d ,e ,f Bus Station 215 ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q Green, The Chingford Green 313 ,a ,b ,c or alight. Walthamstow Stadium ,m ,n ,q 379 ,c H&R2 Ruckholt Road N26 ,m ,n ,q Walthamstow Stadium 97, N26 385 Crooked Billet Walthamstow ● Sainsbury’s 215 ,g ,h ,j ,k ,l ,q 385 ,b ,c ,t S Crooked Billet Ways to pay Walthamstow 385 ● ,d ,e ,h ,j H Sewardstone Road Bell Corner 379 ,dWALTHAMSTOW H&R1 Use your contactless debit or credit card. It’s the same Westfield Avenue 97 ,m ,n ,q Hall Lane 385 ● ,d ,e ,h ,j Hawkwood Crescent Walthamstow Central fare as Oyster and there is no need to top up. 215 Bus Station Hawkswood Crescent 379 ,d H&R1 Sewardstone Road Hoe Street215 ,p ,r ,s ,t ,u ,v ,w Y Leyton Baker’s Arms Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy High Road Leyton 97, N26 ,m ,n ,q Sewardstone Gardens, Yardley Lane 379 ,d H&R1 Yardley Lane Estate 215 ,p ,r ,s ,t ,u ,v ,w Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around Leyton Midland Road 4,000 shops across London.
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