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Parramatta, Bankstown and Liverpool bus network map 123 45678 NORTH Parramatta Inset A Parramatta A 906 909 Macquarie St 907 M91 Parramatta Station Train towards M92 Station St Carlingford Parkes St Argyle St 909 Diagrammatic Map M92 Westfield Parramatta Una St Valentine Av Not to Scale Train towards Campbell St Richmond, Penrith, e 906 Lithgow & Bathurst Hassall St Great Western Hwy Church St Parramatta Rosehill Wigram St Inset Proudly operated by Rosehill 909 Gardens 907 Parramatta Harris St Transdev NSW Harris Racecourse M91 Rosehill Cowper St 906 Park Station Allen St James Ruse Dr 907 Train towards M91 Harris Park Epping, Hornsby, B M92 B Station Central Coast & Alfred St Auburn Home Newcastle Good St Sydney Parramatta Rd Mega Mall Silverwater Granville Olympic Station M4 Mw Railway Pde Parramatta Rd Park Concord West Bold St Station Pitt St y Milton St Granville S2 Olympic Park Clyde Station Merrylands William St Neil St Station Silverwater Rd Stockland Merrylands M 909 o Granville m Granville M92 b TAFE Merrylands 908 ri St Auburn Merrylands M91 Lidcombe Louis St The Avenue Station Queen SouthSt Pde Power Auburn Fairfield Inset Rd Centre Manchester Rd n Station o Arida Centre i St Hilliers Rd Woolworths Stat North Strathfield Lisgar St Mona St St Josephs The Horsle 911 Auburn John St Station C Hospital C 906 S3 Station St Mary St Boorea St Neeta City 908 908 Queen St Olympic Dr y Dr 906 S3 Nelson St Shopping Woodville Rd Oxford St S2 M92 SmartCentr St e Beatrice St Alan St Lidcombe Guildford 907 Strathfield Shopping Lidcombe St Auburn 913 Burwood Excelsior St Blaxcell St d Guildford Centre Clyde St Susan St Hospital Station Church St 904 905 906 S4 iel Railway Tce Mountford Ave Park Rd rf Harrow Rd Auburn Rd M90 ai Norval St Flemington Homebush 914 Cumberland Rd Strathfield Fairfield F 905 Guildford 916 Railway St Station Station Station Westfield Burwood Talbot Rd Guildford Rd Chisholm Rd S3 Water St Homebush Hamilton Rd Fairfield Victoria St E Train Guildford am 904 Station Vaughan St towards Vine St Station pm 915 925 Lidcombe Strathfield Plaza S4 906 Raw Sq Sydney CBD 909 911 908 Woodburn Rd Wellington Rd James St Albert Rd Morwick St 916 Centenary D Churchill Ave Burwood Bolton St Rookwood Railway Pde Kerrs Rd Station North Pde Rawson Rd pm Woodville Rd am Strathfield Redmyre Rd St Rookwood Tilba East St Burwood Old 911 Berala Graham St Cemetery r Brixton Rd Georges Ave D Broughton St S2 Berala D Yennora Guildford Chisholm Rd London Rd Station 925 Barbers Rd M91 St Johns Rd 915 M92 Albyn Rd Yennora Hyde Park Rd East St Burwood Rd The Boulevarde Station Orchardleigh St e Lidcombe Campbell St Homebush Rd Ferndell St Botanica TAFE 913 Joseph St Burke Ave Fairfield St Miller Rd Liverpool Rd 914 906 Princes Rd E Jenkins St Dr Gurney Rd am Boundary Rd University of Sydney M90 Fourth Av pm (Cumberland Campus) Donald St Campbell Hill Rd 916 Nottinghill Rd Curtis Rd Kibo Rd Ma in The Broadway Fairfield Crown St Elliston St 915 A Park Rd Regents v Inset e Fairfield Priam St 908 pm Liverpool Rd Woodville Rd Chester Regents Park Park am Enfield Kingsland Rd Weeroona Rd Hume Hwy East Mandarin St 907 Virgil Ave Amy St Normanby St Hill Station Tangerine St t 905 Leicester St Hector St S Vine St Strathfield Sefton rd Chullora Chullora Cosgrove Rd Villawood Christina Rd Station Carling fo Marketplace South Station 916 S4 909 S4 Coronation Pde Chester Hill Waldron Rd Norfolk Rd Chullora Waterloo Rd Wellington Rd Muir Rd Shellcote Rd E TAFE E 904 Leightonfield Chester Hill Proctor Pde Station S2 914 Bland St Station Mitchell St Th 913 Villawood Birrong 925 M90 Cooma St e Horsle Villawood Jocelyn St Kerrinea Rd River Ave Shops Binna Burra St Cardigan Rd Ruby St Alcoomie St 905 Potts Batt St Rose St e S4 S4 911 S2 Birrong Hill e Woods Rd y Station Miller Rd Carramar D Gundaroo St Sefton Rookwood Rd r Sefton 908 Roberts Rd Auburn Rd Hume Hwy Carramar Orchard Rd Brunker Rd M92 Rawson Rd Noble Av Belar Ave Lowana St Ferrier Rd Station e Hector St 908 Hillcrest Av Carawatha St Hume Hwy e Chiswick Rd Canley Vale Lansdowne Rd 907 Johnston Rd 909 Greenacre 904 Buist St Boronia Rd Juno Pde Station Derribong St Brodie St Chester Hill Rd Woodbine St Powell St M Avoca St Chancery St 91 Ashby Av Hume Hwy 914 Lansdowne Highview Av Wangee Rd Cabramatta Canley S1 Lansvale Bass Henry Lawson Dr Stacey St Greenacre Greenacre Shops Vale Chadderton St Willis St Bass Hill Church Rd Vale St Arundle Rd Plaza Hill Yagoona George St McBurney Rd Hollywood Dr Longfield St Day St Yagoona Ralph St Hume Hwy Station 907 McMahon Rd Lansvale Shopping Centre Waterloo Rd Hill St Railway Pde Athel St F Denman Rd lanie St F Cabramatta S1 904 Flinders Rd e Chapel Rd Broomfield St Jacaranda Dr Cabramatta Rd Cutler Rd S1 M Kurrara St Oak Dr 905 Glassop St Cabramatta Rd W Ash St Georges Saltash St 911 Cabramatta Cumberland St Huntingdale Ave 911 Hall Amaroo Ave Bertram St Station Warringa St Bankstown Rex Rd Georgina St Bellevue Ave Waruda St Inset Liverpool St Georges Hall William St Shopping Centre Marion St Georges Cres 905 ood Rd e w rd Marion St Bi e Train Ashcroft St Bankstown Bent St Owen Rd towards 904 Oxford Av Sydney CBD Condell Edgar St Faversham Cres Pringle Av Ascot Dr Lancelot St Restwell St Park Chertsey Ave Stacey St Simmat Ave 925 Punchbowl e Haddenham St Shops Haig Ave Station Warwick Chipping Norton Market Plaza Manahan St Townsend St 926 903 Henry Lawson Dr Augusta St S Governor Macquarie Dr Barry Rd e Hume Hwy ve Macauley Ave e A Farm Chippenham St Bankstown m Canterbury Rd Central Av Chipping Airport Condell G Home Central G Warwick Farm Park Norton Fourth Av Chapel Rd Yanderra St Northa Bankstown Station Childs Rd Gallipoli St 922 Eldridge Rd Gleeson Av Epsom Rd 923 Chipping Norton Bankstown- Artegall St 924 Shopping Village Ethel St Alfred Rd Lidcombe Milperra Rd Claribel St M90 903 M90 Milperra Rd Hospital Edgar St M92 Fairford Rd M e 90 M5 Mwy Liverpool Epsom Rd Governor Macquarie Dr Amour St Canterbury Rd Inset Nuwarra Rd 925 Gibson Ave M91 Train Liverpool Newbridge Rd Milperra M5 Mwy towards Ashford Av Sydney CBD Newbridge Rd 903 Moorebank Bullecourt Ave M90 Shopping Village Heathcote Rd Milperra S5 The River Rd Marigold St Maddecks Ave Newland Ave Queen St Padstow Zonnebeke Cres Beaconsfield St Watson Rd e 922 Doyle RdTAFE Cahors Rd Hermies Ave UWS Riverwood Moorebank 923 Padstow Bankstown Horsley Rd Revesby Station Station H Pozieres Ave S5 Bransgrove Rd 924 H 926 Raleigh Rd Moorebank Ave Church Rd 902 Lawson St Nuwarra Rd Junction Rd Stockton Av S5 Padstow e Marco Ave Sphinx Ave Christiansen Bvd 901 Dr Polo St S5 HowardPadstow Rd Ryan Rd s Revesby Brickmake r Horsley Rd Shopping Centre Benfield Pde Station M92 M5 Mwy Killara Av Uranus Rd 926 Henry Lawson Dr Weston St M91 Continues M5 Mwy Anderson Ave to Hurstville r Panania Faraday Rd lfin D Padstow e Heathcote Rd Ju 922 Station D Walder Rd East M91 Davies Rd ANZAC Rd Tower St The River Rd Hydrae St 902 d Hills 924 Eventide Henry Lawson Dr d Childs St Braesmere Rd Mars St Alma Rd Av Hammondville Village 923 Panania Hammondville e Ferndale Rd Neptune St Hall Cres Train Shopping Village Stewart Ave Clancy St towards Keato Ave Voyager Park Rd Lehn Rd Panania Edinburgh Dr Bankstown Inset Campbelltown ve Point A V Revesby Padstow Wattle il Rd la s Sandakan RdCentaurMorotai St Rd u Lambeth St Hinemoa St Holsworthy i Chamberlain Rd Grove Dr ge Way r Heights Grove Si Cres Challenger St Heights Bankstown e o M d Lucas Rd 907 90 l Dilke Rd t Bardia Pde Heathcote Rd Broe 924 TAFE an 902X I at Wattle rl 908 M91 I W Kennedy St e O Grove Infantry Pde Boronia Dr 922 Freda St Carmen St 913 M92 East Hills Picnic Point Rd Bankstown Shops 926 The Boulevarde 924 Station 923 925 Moorebank Ave Burns Rd Rickard Rd 922 924 901 Holsworthy 901 925 Pleasure 909 923 926 Chatham Ave Point 911 Train towards Australis Av 902 East Hills The Avenue Alfords Point Rd Meredith St Campbelltown 902X Holsworthy Sandy Point y Bankstown Picnic Central & Southern Highlands Station The Mall Jacobs St 902X Point Shopping Chapel Rd Centre on Dr Pleasure Point Rd Sandy s Marion St w Fetherstone St a M92 905 North Tce HeathcotePoint Rd L y Continues The Appian Wa * nr Liverpool Inset e H to Sutherland Bankstown South Tce 923 Station St George Cres Lachlan St 905 907 908 909 911 913 904 902X Bankstown Greenfield Pde J * The lines on the map show the routes 925 J Forbes St Brandon Ave Campbell St Goulburn St of buses departing Liverpool. For buses 926 922 926 Macquarie St arriving in Liverpool, please refer to S 923 M90 Liverpool individual timtables. 924 M91 Westfield Hospital 925 M92 Liverpool Restwell St Chapel Rd Elizabeth St Bigge St Liverpool TAFE 3 45678 College St Liverpool George St Moore St 901 903 M90 902 904 Key It’s easy to plan your trip Northumberland St Memorial Ave Scott St Liverpool Station Bus route Occasional journey Train line/station Newbridge Rd On the web Questions and feedback M90 902 901 903 903 Bus route number Bus terminus transportnsw.info Phone 131 500 NRS 133 677 Terminus St Effective from 20 November 2016 12 Transdev NSW v3 Dated: 20 Nov 2016.
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