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Buses from Harlesden Town Centre Buses from Harlesden town centre 487 South Harrow N18 continues to Harrow, Wealdstone and Harrow Weald Wembley Park 206 The Paddocks 226 18 The yellow tinted area includes every Golders Green 260 Northolt Park Sudbury & Brent Town Hall Station Parade Harrow Road bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles from Key 266 The Vale Wembley Park Engineers Way Harlesden town centre. Main stops are Olympic Way shown in the white area outside. Brent Cross Shopping Centre Ø— Connections with London Underground Bridgewater Road Whitton Avenue East Great Greenford Road for Sudbury Town Pennine ChildÕs Hill u Connections with London Overground SUDBURY Central Way Brent Park Staples Corner Drive Finchley Road WEMBLEY Hannah Close Tesco BRENT R Connections with National Rail Wembley Central Brent Park PARK Cricklewood Sudbury Town Bus Garage Whitton Avenue East IKEA Anson Road Cricklewood Brentfield Road Burnley Road Hamilton Road The Gladstone Harrow Road Kingfisher Way Aberdeen Road Geary Road Centre Tring Avenue Dollis Hill Kendal Road Anson Road Cricklewood A Brentfield Road Broadway Bridgewater Road Swaminarayan Temple Dudden Hill Lane Cullingworth Road Henson Avenue Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Harrow Road Chapter Road Flamsted Avenue CHURCH service. The disc !A appears on the top of the bus stop in the Brentfield Road CRICKLEWOOD 1 2 3 Stonebridge Park Gloucester Close END Willesden Dudden Hill Lane Chichele Road 4 5 6 street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). High Road Meyrick Road Willesden High Road Walm Lane Melrose Avenue ALPERTON Church Road Beaconsfield Road Villiers Road Willesden Lane Brentfield Brentfield Road Eric Road Willesden Green North Circular Road Fawood Avenue Alperton Willesden Willesden High Road Willesden Willesden Hillside First Drive Magistrates Court Meyrick Road Bus Garage Green Church Road Library Hillside Mayo Road Pound Lane WILLESDEN Brondesbury Park Ealing Road Shakespeare Road Craven Park Church Road Bertie Road Milverton Road Alperton Lane Knatchbull Road Curzon Crescent Sidmouth Road Route finder Brondesbury Park Church Road Pound Lane Denbigh Close Clare Road Harlesden BRONDESBURY Knatchbull Road Road Sidmouth Road Brondesbury Park Day buses including 24-hour services Harlesden Crossway The Oaks Hanover Road Manor House Drive Hanger Lane Police Station for Willesden Centre Bus route Towards Bus stops Craven Park for Health and Care Chambers Craven Park Road Brondesbury Park Twyford Abbey Road E Lane The Avenue O Centre ○A ○E ○G C D 187 2 18 Euston R A SainsburyÕs Lynwood Brentmead Gardens A RO V LL Road E HI Sudbury ○F ○X ○Z N N W H Kilburn Lane Finchley Road Z P O Harlesden Road Bodiam Way A M R G A . Peter Allington Road R C A R Roundwood Park Banister Road Harlesden A D K R L R ○D ○L ○S Hail & Ride N Avenue 187 Central Middlesex Hospital E Kilburn Lane Winchelsea Road R D H section O S N O E E R D NI A N D Swiss Cottage Lakeside Drive D E Birkdale P S S Chamberlayne Road QueenÕs Park KILBURN Finchley Road ○B ○C ○K ○T Central Way Central C A N E Road Acton O R A L Station Terrace Mental Way L K R J Acton Lane Lane L R A 206 Health McNicol O ADE H 206 Kilburn Park ○B ○C ○H ○T Park Royal BarrettÕs H A PAR K St JohnÕs Wood Park Royal Fairlight R Y I D K W Kensal Rise Centre Drive O G C R Coronation Road Green H A D R Kilburn Kilburn Western Avenue Avenue A P O D L ○D ○J ○S for First Central Road X S TT High Road Park Wembley Park T R E Chamberlayne Road R B L O S E Jubilee EG A L Whitmore Gardens Maida Vale E H D E 228 ○A ○G ○R ○X T T Clock ET O Y Wrottesley Road Hall Road 220 Wandsworth Mount Avenue Coronation Road RE H R Maida Hill AC ST IG N Furness Road Radnor Way TO S HIGH H R N LANE B S O The Chippenham T U A ○F ○W C T D Wrottesley Road Doyle Gardens Willesden Junction A W R Acton Harlesden S E K F E T E All Souls Avenue College Road Lane ND IN T Central I H G Warwick Avenue Coronation Road O O G ○D ○J ○S Western Avenue Waxlow Acton W V H A 226 Ealing Broadway Middlesex N ER A R for Little Venice Kendal Avenue Western Road M LE Doyle Gardens Elgin Hospital Road Lane R R S D O R D All Souls Avenue Avenue A E ○B ○C ○H ○T . D N Golders Green Helena 187 R D . Baker Street Road 228 North Acton Marylebone for Madame TussaudÕs 228 Central Middlesex Hospital ○R ○S Coronation Road Willesden Harrow Road Scrubs Lane Road Junction Abbey Road Harrow Road Victor Road Maida Hill ○T ○W Western Avenue Park Royal 220 487 Paddington Alliance Road ASDA Chase Road Scrubs Lane Harrow Road St MaryÕs Cemetery Green RegentÕs Park ○T ○Y ○Z PARK Cunard Road Old Oak Lane Harrow Road/ Kensal Green Harrow Road 260 Golders Green Webb Place Royal Oak Eaton Rise Victoria Road College Park Fifth Avenue Great Portland Street Montpelier Road ROYAL Old Oak Common Lane White City ○A ○E ○S Standard Scrubs Lane Hythe Road Old Oak Common Harrow Road Road Railway Depots Harrow Road Harrow Road 266 Brent Cross ○R ○Y ○Z Victoria Road Scrubs Lane Mitre Bridge Berens Road Kilburn Lane Great Western Road Shaftesbury Gardens Oxford Circus Warren Park Royal Road Old Oak Common Lane Scrubs Lane Mitre Way/ Gorst Road Wells House Road Ladbroke Grove Street Hammersmith ○A ○E ○W Ealing Broadway Wormwood Scrubs SainsburyÕs Victoria Road Piccadilly Circus 226 Chandos Road Old Oak Common Lane Scrubs Lane North Pole Road Victoria Road Euston 487 South Harrow ○R ○S The Fairway Square Park Royal Road Wood Lane Caverswall Street Trafalgar Square Gypsy Corner East Acton ○T ○W EALING Western Avenue (487 only) Victoria Road Wood Lane Cavell House Ladbroke Grove for Charing Cross Willesden Junction Wendover Court Park Royal Road Erconwald Street White City N18 School Road for Wood Lane Euston North Acton Old Oak Common Lane South Africa Road QPR Football Stadium White City Bus Station 18 NORTH Westway Bloemfontein Road for Westfield Ellerslie Road Western Avenue ACTON Wales Farm Old Oak Road Holland Park Night buses Allan Way Road Western Avenue East Acton Lane ShepherdÕs Bush 260 Carlisle Avenue Market Bus route Towards Bus stops Gypsy Corner Western Avenue Western Avenue Old Oak Road Western Avenue Friary Road Savoy Circus Hemlock Road Uxbridge Road ShepherdÕs Bush N18 Harrow Weald ○F ○X ○Z Askew Road for Westfield HAMMERSMITH Gypsy Corner Hammersmith ○A ○E ○G Leamington Park Bus Station Trafalgar Square Starch Ravenscourt Horn Lane Acton Acton Acton Acton Vale Green Park Fulham Palace Road Noel Road Main Line Old Town Hall Central Bromyard Avenue 266 Charing Cross Hospital Putney Bridge ACTON FULHAM North End River Thames Putney Bridge Road Wandsworth PUTNEY Southside Shopping Centre 220 Information correct from November 2014 © Transport for London TFL29168.12.14 (F).
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