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Curl Curl North Manly Brookvale Allambie Heights Fairlight A llam b i e R d Pittwater Rd Warringah North Curl Curl E36 Wheeler Pde Aquatic Brookvale Playfair Rd Headland Rd Centre Legend Sections Oval Parr bus route(s) Route E32 Allenby Park You must have a valid ticket prior to joining buses at the following locations, Wingala 09 Manly Wharf from 7:00am until 7:00pm on weekdays: Winbourne Rd diversion / extended route Playfair Rd North 11 Balgowlah Heights D 00 section point A Abbott Rd Pitt Rd lla s!LLBUSSTOPSINTHE3YDNEY#"$ m Sydenham Rd 13 Curl Curl A timing point bi s!LLSTOPSALONG-ILITARY2OAD BETWEEN7ATSON3TREET3PIT*UNCTION e Route E35 Wakehurst Parkway Rd s!LLSTOPSALONG3PIT2OAD BETWEEN3PIT*UNCTION4HE3PIT"RIDGE Griffin Rd 354 indicates route number 09 Manly Wharf Cross St s"USSTOPSONTHEWESTERNSIDEOF#HATSWOOD4RANSPORT)NTERCHANGE rail line with station 11 Balgowlah Shops Brookvale John Fisher Park Curl Curl 12 Manly Vale For a full list of ticket resellers, and for fare information, visit Flora & shopping centre Warringah Wattle R Lagoon Mitchell Rd d Allambie WWWSYDNEYBUSESINFO ORTELEPHONE4RANSPORT)NFOONMall Richie Roberts educational institute Reserve Route E36 B Bennett St hospital righton Adams St Heights09 Manly Wharf St 11 Freshwater Shops transport mode symbols: Wyadra Ave Curl Curl 13 North Curl Curl bus light rail Al la Curl Curl train kiss’n’ride m Wyadra Ave Route E41 bie North Wyuna Ave Oliver St R Beach ferry airport line 09 Manly Wharf d C Harbord Rd a Manly rr light rail prepay only 11 Seaforth Shops Wyndora Ave in Condamine St g t Wakehurst 12 North Balgowlah Kentwe o Fare and ticketing information is available in our ticket ll P n guide or by visiting www.sydneybuses.info R i Golf d tt P w a Freshwater d Course Manly te Evans St e r R d Lawrence St Reservoir Uni of NSW Water Manly Vale E35 Moore Rd Campbell Pde Manly District E Bantry Bay Research Laboratory King St Park Charles St 11 Judith St Manly-Warringah Crown Rd War Memorial Park Cavill St A King Manning St ran St Freshwater a S P Queenscliff Rd S North Balgowlah E41 t e itt e w Wakehurst Pkwy Beach b 12 B a r t Woodbine St e e r Sunshine St e R s Manly Queenscliff d S Bardoo Ave t Urunga St Coramba St 12 Vale Clontarf St F Woodbine St Condamine St Kenneth Rd Bangaroo St Bangaroo P i t Myrtle St Manly Golf Course t w Steyne North Hunter St Queenscliff Bay Kitchener St Balgowlah Rd a n t Nth tio e ia Fairlight r v Balgowlah Rd R Fromelles Ave e D d Dalwood Balgowlah k Arthur St e e Home r Frenchs Forest Rd C N e g 11 North Steyne Beach d i r C Francis St B Dalwood Ave Sydney Rd Raglan St Peacock St t Ellery Pde n Manly r Sydney Rd South u Ivanhoe B White St Park Lauderdale Ave Buses Ferry Express Seaforth Fairlight Seaview St G Upper Beach St St Steyne by Pde Manly Beach r onson P The Darley Rd h C ort Corso af 11 Maretimo St H Se vd B Manly Rd New St W Balgowlah ttle 09 Ba A 11 09 New St East 09 Woodland St Sth Palmerston Pl The International to Manly The Bluff Spit Addison Rd College of Bridge Manly Cove Tourism and Middle Beatrice St E32 E36 Ernest St Manly Darley RdHotel Management Harbour Wharf E35 E41 The Balgowlah Heights E32 Curban St Balgowlah Spit New St Heights Manly District Woodland St r d Hospital Ave ay R D Pearl B t i c p i S n ce S ead H th r o N.
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