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Bus Map Local Area Vauxhall Station – Zone 1/2 i Onward Travel Information Local area map Bus map 49 1 to 121 Park Plaza SALAMANCA ST Millbank 13 to 40 Camden Town Liverpool Street Riverbank 1 36 88 344 Primary School 21 Appold Street GIBSON ROAD H E R RSTREET I C K Queen’s Park Mornington Crescent S D A Playground T O E Millbank R Tate Britain E Warren Street CAMDEN TOWN Liverpool Street L Maida Hill Statue L R B Gardens T L E A A Bishopsgate S C The Chippenham D Pedlar’s Park K Great Portland Street Aldwych N S P CITY R A RANDALL ROW I Bishopsgate ERASMUS STREET ATTERBURY STREET R N R C E E Y R O Oxford Circus Strand Threadneedle Street T A Harrow Road 87 M 21 D Westminster Southampton Street 39 Monument CURETON STREET Registration Office 2 Marylebone Regent Street for Covent Garden and Conduit Street London Transport Museum A MARYLEE WAY T River Thames E University E Royal Oak Piccadilly Circus R of the Arts T 77 77 VAUXHALL WALK S Southwark Street Gloucester Place Dorset Square Regent Street London Bridge (Chelsea College H L Waterloo Concert Hall Approach L Southwark Bridge Road 2 for Baker Street St. James’s of Art & Design) A Paddington for IMAX Centre and Southbank Centre P O N S O N B Y J O N H A X 79 T H A Trafalgar Square N U PLACE T S T S A 60 County Hall R A N JOHN ISLIP STREET Albert E E T C R for Charing Cross Southwark Bridge Road V O F T T for London Aquarium and London Eye Vauxhall S T E Great Suffolk Street 11 Embankment R E 35 J E Portman Street ELEPHANT Methodist O E T 4 R St. Mary’s Hospital TINWORTH STREET N T Whitehall Gardens AT 20 H S St. Thomas’ Hospital A&E Department PONSONBY PLACE A Selfridge’s R Church N S Horse Guards Parade K T R E N Southwark Bridge Road E T R & CASTLE U St. Thomas’ Hospital Evelina Hospital Borough Road N B Edgware Road 35 PONSONBY TERRACE Westminster 1 A E ORSETT STREET W Sussex Gardens E Parliament Square 2 23 Lambeth Road Imperial War St. George’s Elephant & Castle 1 N 452 196 360 B Locking Piece 63 Pratt Walk Museum Circus London Road L by Henry Moore Kensal Rise Marble Arch L V Westminster Abbey Elephant & Castle 60 8 Westminster 1 I Lambeth Road 2 T COURTENAY STREET Newington Causeway Pimlico Embassy of Riverside Walk I 14 Park Lane Abingdon Street Lambeth Palace Kennington Road VAUXHALL STREET Lithuania M Gardens WORGAN STREET Kilburn Lane for Houses of Parliament N TYERS STREET Kennington Road BESSBOROUGH 64 R Vauxhall Harrow Road Hyde Park Corner Albert Embankment Fitzalan Street Elephant & Castle 56 Marsham Street E Millbank GARDENS 5 Primary Lambeth Bridge Horseferry Road Horseferry Road 7 School Ladbroke Grove Kennington Road GLASSHOUSE WALK 112 Grosvenor Place Newington Butts M Black Prince Road WICKHAM STREET Wilton Street Millbank Kennington Lane GLASSHOUSE WALK Marsham Street Tyers Street K GODING STREET Lambeth Bridge K Vauxhall Notting Hill Gate Victoria Bessborough L Page Street Black Prince Road Kennington Lane Gardens Vauxhall A Allotments Christian Centre Grosvenor Gardens N Renfrew Road W Vauxxhallxhall GardeGardenens Tate Britain Mary Lee Way Albert Embankment Playground T Pleasure L E Kensington Church Street 185 Tate Britain L E Alford House Millbank Pier Salamanca Street A A R Gardens LAUD STREET 2 EEstate T L O Victoria John Islip Street Kennington Lane H S U 139 Youth Club X G WYNYARD AVELINE STREET 27 V N Millbank Albert Embankment Kennington Road H U R TERRACE B U B A Kensington High Street AD A The Apostolic B John Islip Street Vauxhall Bridge Road Prince Consort House V O W Vauxhall Bridge Road U Church TYERS TERRACE E R Kensington Palace Ponsonby Terrace O T N O Neathouse Place M Y U X E G R T Hugo Bugg R Spring KENNINGTON H Royal P T H Vauxhall S ST. OSWALD’S PLACE T 24 N E N E W S P R I N G Vauxhall Bridge Road E The yellow tinted area includes every Garden S R E Gardens E A G A R D E N S WA L K Cabinet S Albert Hall T S R E R T Rochester Row R M bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles T Bridge R 14 B L Gallery E K S E Kennington Lane E L O BRANGTON ROAD E from Vauxhall. Main stops are shown THAMES PATH L VAUXHALL STREET T N T Pimlico A T T h a m e s G Loughborough Street N VA A Vauxhhaalalll N in the white area outside. Vauxhall Bridge Road B B U I R DOLLAND STREET X E Games D . B H M T R R ALL O Court Kensington Vauxhall ID E S PleasuPl uure G V E Vauxhall Pimlico G I T E N 143 Prince Consort Bridge N Y D City Farm Bessborough Street L T S E Garddedens Road Millbank G Harleyford Road B G M GODING STREET 238238 Knightsbridge O K KENNINGTON LANE Durham Street E 38 N 360 L Harrods A Pimlico Academy Archbishop Tenison’s School R R i v e r B 247 & Library St George for Oval Cricket Ground M HA G Underpass A South Kensington R E L 144 Wharf Pier R A EY T Museums k FO l D R R VVAA UXHUXHALUXXHHHALL LSt. Peter’s Lupus Street a C OA RD Kennington Oval VAUXHALL E Exhibition Road W A D FARNHAM ROYAL BRIDGEFOOT B Church KENSINGTON Alderney Street e O Camberwell New Road L for Natural History, id R THAMES PATH A s AUCKLAND STREET Tesco r B Kennington Park e St H 39 VauxhaVauxhhalla Science and Victoria & v D E Lupus Street i A E T N Albert Museums R George E Camberwell New Road Royal A Sloane Street O B 1 L Winchester Street R Vauxhall Wharf John Ruskin Street Vauxhall N H M VAUXHA GLYN STREET LL O D A O349 Five T Tavern T V South Kensington R L Camberwell New Road 372 G A I N Bridges L O G H Vassall Road Lower Sloane Bus T N DURHAM STREET W Lupus Street W F A U Vauxhall EN Y Street S Station GR Camberwell New Road K St. Anne’s VAUXHALL STREET Westmoreland Terrace O OV 2 D E St. George Wharf Lilian Baylis Sloane Avenue Royal Hospital Lister S Catholic N J County Grove 2 StSt. GeoGeeoorgorggge Technology School Road Hospital A H Church Bull Ring Gate W Camberwell New Road 5 Sacred Heart School WWharWhharrfrf Nine Elms Lane LANGLEY LANE Camberwell New Road Sloane Chelsea Elm Quay Court St. Anne’s Catholic RY STREET Warner Road D HARLEYFORD ROAD Square Bridge Road Battersea PAR PECKHAM One A Primary School Gas Holders Royal Hospital Park Road Camberwell Green Peckham O Chelsea St. George Vauxhall O VA L WAY Riverlight Quay Z H Town Centre 1 R Vauxhall T Y CAMBERWELL R Wharf H LAW Phoenix O W N LA Battersea T NE D H W DWA E Battersea Park H V House Gasworks S A 48 Dogs N Camberwell Peckham Road 10 T B T D Vauxhall D O SOUTH LAMBETH PL Chelsea Gate R N U A Church Street Vestry Road for & Cats BO R Stockwell M Queens Road A Vauxhall Park D 58 O O O Home A St. Giles Church Southwark Peckham S W R X Bus Garage L V Battersea W A A Queenstown Road Town Hall U 61 Park Road Denmark Hill X Sopwith Way South Lambeth Road LASSCO S 51 New Cross O H Sleaford Street for Coldharbour Lane 36 Brunswick D A Wandsworth Road Wheatsheaf Lane Bus Garage L St. Mark’s C of E 43 New Covent Garden N VAUXHALL GROVE 26 L Wilcox Road King’s College Hospital House R Battersea Park South Lambeth Road G Primary Market West Side A BONDWAY 32 12 R New Cross Gate 35 Tate Library 30 O School W V Community Denmark Hill E Battersea Medical Centre Wandsworth Road South Lambeth Road H Garden E 13 436 Lansdowne Green Thorne Road STOCKWELL New Cross L K N 56 A T East Dulwich W BONNINGTON SQUARE R Y A BATTERSEA Stockwell E N Alec Lewisham H L P A Queenstown Road 185 M R R Y E Stockwell South Lambeth Road I A S T R E E T L A N G L E Y L A N E 30 Stewart Battersea Park Library East Dulwich L 85 I L W S 38 Gate Bus Garage Goose Green M B 106 Queenstown Road Wandsworth Road Stockwell Road LEWISHAM L The Oval Silverthorne Road Larkhall Park Stockwell Gardens Lewisham BONNINGTON SQUARE Battersea Latchmere Dulwich Library Shopping Centre E M 47 DULWICH 20 73 Wandsworth Road Stockwell 436 Surrey Queenstown Road Stockwell Road Irving Grove E 18 EBBISHAM DRIVE Union Road Clapham Road A Horniman Museum N 20 Battersea High Street Prairie Street Lewisham L AW N L A N E 10 County Wandsworth Road I L 87 Clapham Road Stockwell Green Hospital N K Queenstown Road Wandsworth Road Stanstead Cricket Club Wandsworth Union Road BONDWAY 57 Wandsworth Road Stockwell Road Sports E Wandsworth Plain Westbury Street Road Ground Clapham North Stansfield Road H N 344 Wandsworth Road Forest Catford Catford 78 N Lavender Hill and Clapham High Street T Silverthorne Road Brixton Academy Hill and Catford Lewisham 19 EBBISHAM DRIVE IN 32 VauxVauxhall Wandsworth Road BRIXTON Bridge Town Hall U Wandsworth D New Covent Garden Market 66 Playground G The Chase Brixton 18 Clapham Clapham High Street MILES STREET Parkar T Town Hall (flowers) A O O Junction Wandsworth Road St.
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