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213 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 213 bus time schedule & line map 213 Gloweth View In Website Mode The 213 bus line (Gloweth) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gloweth: 7:21 AM (2) Polzeath: 2:44 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 213 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 213 bus arriving. Direction: Gloweth 213 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Gloweth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Beach, Polzeath Tuesday Not Operational The Mowhay Cafe, Trebetherick Wednesday Not Operational Clock Garage, Rock Thursday Not Operational Spar, Rock Friday 7:21 AM The Pityme Inn, Tredrizzick Saturday Not Operational Post Box, Tredrizzick Old School Close, St. Minver Highlands Civil Parish The Fourways Inn, St Minver 213 bus Info Direction: Gloweth Dinham Turn, Trevelver Stops: 37 Trip Duration: 91 min Little Bodieve Caravan Park, Bodieve Line Summary: Beach, Polzeath, The Mowhay Cafe, Trebetherick, Clock Garage, Rock, Spar, Rock, The Pityme Inn, Tredrizzick, Post Box, Tredrizzick, The Sports Centre, Wadebridge Fourways Inn, St Minver, Dinham Turn, Trevelver, Bodieve Road, Egloshayle Civil Parish Little Bodieve Caravan Park, Bodieve, Sports Centre, Wadebridge, Wadebridge School, Wadebridge, The Wadebridge School, Wadebridge Platt, Wadebridge, Wadebridge Bus Station, Wadebridge, The Platt, Wadebridge, Trevanson Turn, The Platt, Wadebridge Wadebridge, Chesterton Court, Wadebridge, Tesco, The Platt, Wadebridge Civil Parish Wadebridge, Royal Cornwall Showground, Whitecross, Bus Shelter, Whitecross, Padstow Fork, Wadebridge Bus Station, Wadebridge Edmonton, Halfway House, St Jidgey, Crealy Turning, Southern Way, Wadebridge Civil Parish St Jidgey, Birds Of Prey, Winnards Perch, Talskiddy Turn, Gluvian, St Columb Major Bypass South, St The Platt, Wadebridge Columb Major, Trekenning Roundabout, Trekenning, The Platt, Wadebridge Civil Parish Glen View, St Columb Road, Kerridene, Fraddon, Oakdene Villas, Fraddon, Blue Anchor, Fraddon, Trevanson Turn, Wadebridge Westbourne Terrace, Fraddon, Kingsley Village, Fraddon, Zelah Hill, Zelah, Westbound Layby, Chesterton Court, Wadebridge Marazanvose, Chiverton Roundabout, Three Burrows, Three Spires, Penstraze, Truro College, Tesco, Wadebridge Gloweth Royal Cornwall Showground, Whitecross Bus Shelter, Whitecross Padstow Fork, Edmonton Halfway House, St Jidgey Crealy Turning, St Jidgey Birds Of Prey, Winnards Perch Talskiddy Turn, Gluvian St Columb Major Bypass South, St Columb Major Trekenning Roundabout, Trekenning Glen View, St Columb Road Kerridene, Fraddon Oakdene Villas, Fraddon Blue Anchor, Fraddon Chapel Road, St. Enoder Civil Parish Westbourne Terrace, Fraddon Westbourne Terrace, St. Enoder Civil Parish Kingsley Village, Fraddon Zelah Hill, Zelah Westbound Layby, Marazanvose Chiverton Roundabout, Three Burrows Three Spires, Penstraze Truro College, Gloweth Direction: Polzeath 213 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Polzeath Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Truro College, Gloweth Tuesday Not Operational Three Spires, Penstraze Wednesday Not Operational Chiverton Roundabout, Three Burrows Thursday Not Operational Eastbound Layby, Marazanvose Friday 2:44 PM Zelah Hill, Zelah Saturday Not Operational Henver Lane, St. Allen Civil Parish Kingsley Village, Fraddon Westbourne Terrace, Fraddon 213 bus Info Westbourne Terrace, St. Enoder Civil Parish Direction: Polzeath Stops: 37 Blue Anchor, Fraddon Trip Duration: 93 min Chapel Road, St. Enoder Civil Parish Line Summary: Truro College, Gloweth, Three Spires, Penstraze, Chiverton Roundabout, Three Burrows, Oakdene Villas, Fraddon Eastbound Layby, Marazanvose, Zelah Hill, Zelah, Kingsley Village, Fraddon, Westbourne Terrace, Kerridene, Fraddon Fraddon, Blue Anchor, Fraddon, Oakdene Villas, Fraddon, Kerridene, Fraddon, Glen View, St Columb Glen View, St Columb Road Road, Trekenning Roundabout, Trekenning, St Columb Major Bypass North, St Columb Major, Talskiddy Turn, Gluvian, Birds Of Prey, Winnards Trekenning Roundabout, Trekenning Perch, Crealy Turning, St Jidgey, Halfway House, St Jidgey, Padstow Fork, Edmonton, Bus Shelter, St Columb Major Bypass North, St Columb Major Whitecross, Royal Cornwall Showground, Whitecross, Tesco, Wadebridge, Chesterton Court, Talskiddy Turn, Gluvian Wadebridge, Trevanson Turn, Wadebridge, The Platt, Wadebridge, Wadebridge Bus Station, Wadebridge, Birds Of Prey, Winnards Perch The Platt, Wadebridge, Wadebridge School, Wadebridge, Sports Centre, Wadebridge, Little Crealy Turning, St Jidgey Bodieve Caravan Park, Bodieve, Dinham Turn, Trevelver, The Fourways Inn, St Minver, Post Box, Halfway House, St Jidgey Tredrizzick, The Pityme Inn, Tredrizzick, Spar, Rock, Clock Garage, Rock, The Mowhay, Trebetherick, Padstow Fork, Edmonton Beach, Polzeath Bus Shelter, Whitecross Royal Cornwall Showground, Whitecross Tesco, Wadebridge Chesterton Court, Wadebridge Trevanson Turn, Wadebridge The Platt, Wadebridge The Platt, Wadebridge Civil Parish Wadebridge Bus Station, Wadebridge Southern Way, Wadebridge Civil Parish The Platt, Wadebridge The Platt, Wadebridge Civil Parish Wadebridge School, Wadebridge Sports Centre, Wadebridge Little Bodieve Caravan Park, Bodieve Dinham Turn, Trevelver The Fourways Inn, St Minver Post Box, Tredrizzick The Pityme Inn, Tredrizzick Spar, Rock Clock Garage, Rock The Mowhay, Trebetherick Beach, Polzeath 213 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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