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Buses from Gidea Park Buses from Gidea Park Noak Hill Bear 294 Where to buy your tickets NOAK HILL Noak Hill Wincanton Road Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy Noak Hill Dagnam Park Drive Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around 4,000 Tees Drive Settle Road HAROLD HILL shops across London. N86 Whitchurch Road Petersfield 174 Avenue Harold Hill Tarnworth Road Dagnam Park Square Dagnam Park Drive Brentwood 498 Brookside School Leamington Sainsbury’s Key Road Petersfield Avenue —O Connections with London Underground Hilldene Avenue Gooshays Drive BRENTWOOD Chatteris Avenue o Connections with London Overground Hilldene Avenue o Connections with TfL Rail Charlbury Crescent Brentwood High Street R Connections with National Rail Faringdon Avenue Dewsbury Road DI Connections with Docklands Light Railway Straight Road Faringdon Avenue # Mondays to Saturdays only Grange Road Dulverton Road Harold Court Road Faringdon Avenue Gooshays Drive Colchester Road Chatteris Avenue Camborne Avenue Colchester Road Straight Road Gubbins Lane Myrtle Road Church Road Halidon Rise Faringdon Avenue Route finder Straight Road Spilsby Road Gooshays Drive Church Road St Neot’s Road David Drive Bus routes Towards Bus stops Heaton Avenue Faringdon Avenue Ashton Road Dagenham _+st Gubbins Lane Church Road 174 Straight Road Faringdon Avenue Arundel Road Firham Park Avenue HAVERING Faringdon Avenue Neave Crescent Harold Hill u+v+œ Colchester Road Harold Wood Library Havering Park p+P+r PARK Bampton Road 294 Cornell Way The yellow tinted area includes every Noak Hill b+l+m Charlotte Gardens Harold Wood 294 bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Gallows Corner 496 Ockendon # Havering Park miles from Gidea Park. Main stops Straight Road Gallows Corner 347 u+v+œ Firbank Road are shown in the white area outside. Colchester Road Romford # _+st 3 Lodge Lane HAROLD Gubbins Lane St Peter’s Church Harold Wood b+c+d+e+f Collier Main Road 496 WOOD Squirrels Heath Road Row Road Upper Brentwood Road Gallows Corner Tesco Gubbins Lane Queen’s Hospital p+p+j+k VENUE SON A Sports RGU Squirrels Heath Road 498 Brentwood u+v+œ FE Cockabourne Bridge Collier Row Lane Ground Squirrels Heath Road Queen’s Hospital _+st ©P1ndar E E Y DRIV U Rosslyn Avenue Shepherd’s Hill KLE N C E HO œ V p C A f A E ERN M V Havering Road Romford Golf Course WEST B A E UE R R Ardleigh Green Road Night buses EN I G Hall Lane Parklands School U AV D L G E Southend Arterial Road _ E VEN B Bus route Towards Bus stops A U S P A K P V N E E Harold Hill u+v+œ North Street I E R N Ardleigh Green Road Upminster N86 L U U Eastern Avenue N E Ardleigh Green School E j Stratford +st _ V B A e D R UPMINSTER A S N E O EVE A N R L A T V R L St Mary’s Lane North Street E W Squirrels Heath Road EN N H v U T E S O Park Drive A E d Hardley Crescent TH N CA S O I D D A O U R D I M T V R H E IV k E North Ockendon s R O E North Street N Old White Horse AVEN A The Avenue PTON UE m LAH P D C OM CR A continues to R C H R N86 ROMFORD O T D S EA E L Stratford S H S E Romford C Y Ockendon B W N E D St Edwards Way A A S N Market L Y EL O T G R 347 Bus Station Mawney Road u O S ER l R T R I W H E U S Q A U E Gidea c S V M L S A E St Edwards Way r T B N Park A N E B M V E OCKENDON U North Street R R RE E O PT UE D E ON AVEN E L A R N R O N A U E t R O T N b L E ON A W Western I A D Main Road T D A O N Road T D Raphael Park S p O D Romford Brewery Mercury Main Road Romford Gardens Pettits Lane 347 Victoria Road Victoria Road Heath Park Road Heath Park Road Heath Park Road Albert Road Manor Road Fairholme Avenue Margaret Road The Drill Brentwood Road Oldchurch Roundabout The Drill Roundabout Dagenham Road Road Rom Valley Way Brentwood Road South Street Salisbury Road Oxlow Lane Brentwood Road Brentwood Road Brentwood Road Brentwood Road Heathway Queen’s Hospital Albert Road Frances Bardsley School 496 498 Cranham Road Brentwood Road Brentwood Road South Street Princes Road Dagenham Heathway New Road DAGENHAM Marsh Way Dagenham CEME 174 © Transport for London Information correct from 1 June 2015 TFL26017.04.13 (P) Where to buy your tickets Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops.
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