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Buses from Edgware North Balmoral 292 Drive Borehamwood Rossington Avenue Stirling Theobald Street BOREHAMWOOD Corner Buses from Edgware North Balmoral 292 Drive Borehamwood Rossington Avenue Stirling Theobald Street BOREHAMWOOD Corner Manor Arkley Route finder Elstree & Borehamwood Way Borehamwood Tesco Barnet Way Day buses Elstree Hill Village Bushfield Crescent Apex Corner Bus route Towards Bus stops Springwood Crescent Barnet Quinta Drive Royal National Edgware ,g ,h ,j 288 107 Orthopaedic Hospital Kenilworth Road Morley Crescent Edgware Way Barnet Hospital New Barnet ,p ,q ,r Mount Grove Queens Road Bushfield Crescent Edgware ,e ,f ,g ,h 113 Meadfield Glengall Road Aldridge Avenue Edgware Way BARNET Marble Arch ,p ,q ,t ,u Stoneyfields Lane Barnet Broadfields Avenue Selvage Lane Mill Hill Circus Church Brent Cross ,p ,q ,t ,u Glengall Road Glendor Gardens 186 MILL 107 Brockley Hill BROADFIELDS Edgware Way High New Northwick Park Hospital ,e ,f ,g ,h Broadfields Avenue Barnet Barnet Pipers Green Lane Bullescroft Road Kenilworth Road Mill Hill HILL Flower Lane ,l ,m P E Edgware A V G L B Selvage Lane Y 221 R A Daws Lane A Watford Way K E R N R R S D F Gibbs Green O D O O Birkbeck Road I G W Daws Lane D A S E D R W D E N Stanmore O ,n F D Turnpike Lane N D A L I I S E R R M Spur Road L Canons W I E D V E B d E R S E Edgware Way U V Corner A C l A T n Flower Lane R RS L V HU Edgware ,l ,m Y D Hammers Lane E A O O L R 240 S N B St Michael’s Church A E c U N E m E Watford Way Golders Green ,n k ED S) ^ Mill Hill Mill Hill Park GW Footbridge -PAS Broadway AR BY ENS E D RD T WA OR L GA Hale Lane Y ATF ZE H Flower Lane S (W _ HA E Broadfields Estate ,p ,q ,s N M Hale Grove Gardens E Parkmead Gardens G D O 288 R R Mill Hill School j W A B O G G Hale Lane H R ` B V ,g ,h ,k L E B I Bunns Lane Queensbury E O M R E Ashbourne Grove N O L C A H A L D AS Tennis Bridge Mill Hill D C Lyndhurst Avenue A Y R F L R Courts Page Street ,n E I E Borehamwood O E S A F 292 A L A V T I D E R E D V S A N IEW W D AY V Deans Lane Eversfield Gardens ,l ,m U G A E Colindale W Copthall E V N Sefton Avenue The Ridgeway E Hale Lane A U Sports Centre N R E Cloister Gardens U Edgware ,l ,m E g Watling Avenue E 305 The yellow tinted area includes every B Goldbeaters Grove U Hale Lane E G bus stop up to about one-and-a-half VENU R O Deans Lane A L LS Y C Highview Gardens ,n RCEL D Kingsbury U E L E P i O E Laneside miles from Edgware North. Main stops D L S R I H S G G A R E S E E Montrose Avenue R W T A are shown in the white area outside. N H E T E A H T N H Cressingham Road E R E E a E N E A e R B D L W U L A R R E A L Y I L K Lanacre Avenue N Deans Lane G V A Fiveways Corner E A E H S Pageant Avenue R N Dryfield Road D E Night buses E D Bittacy Hill N AR S G f ST Lanacre Avenue Bus route Towards Bus stops UR NSH North Acre PE Orange Hill Road Mill Hill East ATE ,e ,f ,g ,h HERONSG Ruddock Close N113 Edgware Quakers Course Orange Hill Road North Finchley Trafalgar Square ,p ,q ,t ,u Tally Ho Corner Norwich Walk Lanacre Avenue 107 113 221 Cherry Close Edgware 240 305 N113 Hendon Orange Hill Road The Quadrant Park Croft Friern Barnet Other buses Town Hall Edgware Hendon Bus Station Hendon Bus route Towards Bus stops Burnt Oak War Memorial Bell Station Road HENDON Hendon Central New Southgate Hatfield 3 ,p ,q ,t ,u Wemborough Road Whitchurch Lane Golders Green 614 Canons St Margaret’s Church Abercorn Road Park Montgomery Road Station Road BURNT Premier House 186 240 Queensbury 3 ,e ,f ,g ,h Brent Cross Whitchurch Lane Whitchurch Lane Whitchurch Lane OAK Bounds Green Marsh Lane St Lawrence Church Edgware Police Station Edgware High Street Shopping Centre Brent Cross Hatfield 0 ,p ,q ,t ,u Whitchurch Lane Flyover 644 Belmont Circle 0 0 Edgware High Street Hendon Way Wembley Park ,e ,f ,g ,h Deansbrook Road Vale Wood Green Camrose Avenue Finchley Road 0 Camrose Avenue Edgware Community Hospital & Frognal Queensbury St Bride’s Avenue Bacon Lane Harrow & Wealdstone Finchley Road Wood Green Burnt Oak Broadway Turner Road Camrose Avenue Camrose Avenue Shopping Centre Merlin Crescent Summit Close North Road Bridgewater Gardens Swiss Cottage HARROW Burnt Oak Broadway Barnfield Road Harrow Bus Station Turnpike Lane St John’s Wood for Harrow-on-the-Hill 221 Queensbury Stag Lane Burnt Oak Broadway Watling Avenue Lord’s Cricket Ground Oak Gardens Stag Lane Edgware Road Montrose Avenue Northwick Park Hospital QUEENSBURY Baker Street Holyrood Gardens for Madame Tussauds 186 Queensbury WEST Morrisons Stag Lane Edgware Road Carlisle Road 288 Carlisle Road Portman Square Hail & Ride END section Princes Avenue Orchard Street Bond Oxford Piccadilly Trafalgar Square 292 Colindale ASDA Marble Arch Selfridges for Charing Cross Kingsbury Circle Street Street Circus 305 for Kingsbury 113 N113 © Transport for London TFL 23346.05.12 (T) Information correct from May 2012.
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