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Night Buses from Highbury & Islington Night buses from Highbury & Islington Friern Barnet Halliwick Park 43 from stops A, F, P, R, S Seven Sisters Broad Lane Tottenham Hale Colney Hatch Lane N41 West Green Road from stops A, F, P, R, S Night buses fromMuswell Hill BroadwayHighburyN41 Turnpike Lane & Islington 43 Hornsey HIGHGATE Highgate Crouch End Broadway Friern Barnet Halliwick Park Hornsey Rise N19 43 271 Highgate Village Whittington from stops C, F, P, R South Grove Hospital fromArchway stops A, F, P, R, S from stops A, H, L, S Seven Sisters Broad Lane Tottenham FinsburyHale Park Colney Hatch Lane Upper Holloway N41 43 271 N41 West Green Road from stops A, F, P, R, S RY Holloway Nag’s Head Blackstock Road HOLMuswellLO WHill ABroadwayY N41 Turnpike Lane PARK 43Holloway RoadHornsey L I V Highbury Park S HOLLOWAYT Crouch End Broadway E Highgate E N19 HIGHGATE Highbury C R ET P Fields AM O Hornsey Rise GH O N19 IN L R HighgateE VillageAD Whittington 271 SH R NG Highbury Grove from stops C, F, P, R RO O SouthW Grove Hospital LO ROADArchwayB A FUR AD RSICA STRE from stops A, H, L, S E D RO HIGHBURY PLA Finsbury Park S CO R T Highbury C O B T A Upper Holloway St. Paul’s Road Balls Pond Road A O & Islington U AD D BRIDE S ’S RO Dalston Junction R 43 271 N41 T. 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P N277 O M L D for Dalston KingslandVictoria Park E ER U R X C K V D N Highbury I O L H L M DE S Corner I UN P ARL Q HIGHBURY L Islington T DALSTON Graham Road R O STATION RD F Town Hall Grove Road T N T R W V LA E YC E O OCK E R D OAD E R O A R H A STR T R EEEE T A D T T STR O RY S J D Hackney Central R S RNSBU G Essex Road BA R C OFFORD R N Mile End E A E P N O D P T P O HACKNEY A P L U N O U A Lauriston Road B N277 R H CR U O New North Road S R 271 L S Limehouse P Y O S T R Burdett Road O T N O H P A O M L D Victoria Park ER R K Hoxton Baring Street Islington GreenV N I Westferry L H I L L Islington Islington R Town HallCity Road Moorelds Grove Road Angel ISLING TON T R Old Street E Windsor Terrace Eye Hospital O D Canary Wharf E A for Moorelds Eye Hospital from stops D, G, M, N A N277 EET R D T RY STR O 43 R S BARNSBU Essex Road R Rosebery Avenue N Mile End E O P T Westferry Road N277 P L City Road Epworth Street U A from stops Theobald’sCRO Road H New North Road N277 SS 271 Limehouse C, F, P, R N19 N41P Gray’s Inn SRoad N T Moorgate 271 MasthouseBurdett Terrace Road Crossharbour Finsbury Square Isle of Dogs ASDA Holborn Hoxton Baring Streetfrom stops B, J, K, T WESTIslington END Green Bloomsbury Square Westferry Bank Mudchute Chelsea Sloane Hyde Park Islington CITY Piccadilly Tottenham Court Road 43 Old Town Hall Square ISLINGCorner TON CircusAngel City Road Moorelds Windsor Terrace Eye Hospital MonumentOld Street Canary Wharf King’s Road Knightsbridge N277Greenfrom Park stops D, G, M, N for Moorelds Eye Hospital Leicester Square 43 River Thames N19 CHELSEA Rosebery Avenue Westferry Road from stops B, G, M, N, T Trafalgar Square N277 N41 for Charing Cross City Road Epworth Street Beaufort Street Theobald’s Road London Bridge from stops for Guy’s Hospital N277 C, F, P, R River Thames N19 N41 Gray’s Inn Road Moorgate 271 Masthouse Terrace Crossharbour Battersea Bridge 43 Finsbury Square Isle of Dogs ASDA Holborn from stops B, J, K, T South Side WEST END Bloomsbury Square from stops B, G, M, N, T Bank Mudchute BatterseaChelsea Sloane Hyde Park CITY Piccadilly Tottenham Court Road 43 OldLatchmere Town Hall Square Corner Circus Monument Clapham JunctionKing’s Road Knightsbridge Green Park Leicester Square © Transport for London N19 N19CHELSEAfrom stops D, G, M, N River Thames Information correct from June 2019 N41 from stops B, G, M, N, T Trafalgar Square Beaufort Street for Charing Cross London Bridge How to use this map Destination finder for Guy’s Hospital River Thames • Find your destination on the map or in the Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination finder Battersea Bridge A Highbury Park 43 N19 C, F, P, R Muswell Hill Broadway 43 A, F, P, R, S South Side from stops B, G, M, N, T • See the coloured lines on the map and Archway 43 N41 A, F, P, R, S numbers in the Destination nder for the bus Highgate 43 A, F, P, R, S N routes that go to your destinationBattersea Latchmere 271 A, H, L, S Highgate Village 271 A, H, L, S New North Road 271 B, J, K, T • Check the Destination finder and map (at the end of each coloured line)Clapham for the bus Junction stops to B Holborn N19 D, G, M, N O catch your bus from © Transport for London from stops D, G, M, N Balls Pond Road N277 C, F, P, R Bloomsbury Square N41 B, G, M, N, T R Information correct from June 2019 • Use the central map to N19 nd the nearest bus Old Street 43 B, G, M, N, T stop for your route Bank D 43 B, G, M, N, T Holloway Nag’s Head 43 N41 A, F, P, R, S 271 B, J, K, T Night buses from Highbury & Islington • Look for the bus stop letters at the top of the Battersea Latchmere N19 D, G, M, N How stop (see to example use for stopthis A to themap right) Destination finder 271 A, H, L, S P Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops • Find your destination on the map or in the Battersea Bridge South Side N19 D, G, M, N Holloway Road 43 N41 A, F, P, R, S Piccadilly Circus N19 D, G, M, N How Destination to finder use this map A Highbury Park N19 C, F, P, R Muswell Hill Broadway 43 A, F, P, R, S Blackstock Road N19 C, F, P, R 271 A, H, L, S • See the coloured lines on the map and Archway 43 N41 A, F, P, R, S R Friern Barnet Halliwick Park numbers in the Destination nder for the bus Highgate 43 A, F, P, R, S N 43 • Find your destination on the map C Hornsey R N41 A, F, P, R, S Key routes that go to your destination Rosebery Avenue N19 D, G, M, N • See the coloured lines on the map for the 271 A, H, L, S Highgate Village 271 A, H, L, S New North Road 271 B, J, K, T from stops A, F, P, R, S • Check the Destination finder and map (at the D Seven Sisters Broad Lane Tottenham Hale bus routesConnections that go to with your London destination Underground Canary Wharf N277 C, F, P, R Hornsey Rise N41 A, F, P, R, S Colney Hatch Lane end of each coloured line) for the bus stops to B Holborn N19 D, G, M, N N41 B, G, M, N, T N41 • 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N41 A, F, P, R, S Gray’s Inn Road N41 Holloway Nag’s Head Blackstock Road N41 B, G, M, N, T HOLLOWAY PARK o Connections with London Overground Crouch End Broadway N41 A, F, P, R, S K Chelsea Old Town Hall N19 D, G, M, N Hoxton Baring Street 271 B, J, K, T Holloway Road R Connections with National Rail Tottenham Court Road N19 D, G, M, N D King’s Road (Chelsea) N19 D, G, M, N S L D I Connections with DLR City Road Windsor Terrace 43 B, G, M, N, T V Highbury Park Hyde Park Corner N19 D, G, M, N S HOLLOWAYT N19 N41 B, G, M, N, T E E St.
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