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Argyll & Bute M&G Argyll & Bute M&G 15/09/2017 09:54 Page 1 A to Tarbert to Port Bannatyne Frequency in minutes Campbeltown 8 3 Ring and Ride Campbeltown Rothesay T operates throughout A 443 BUS and COACH SERVICES Mondays R this map B 449 90 . E L 0 250 500 metres Rothesay P R 477 Guildford Square Y Service to Fridays Saturdays Sundays T 926 Bay R E Please note that the frequency of services generally applies to school terms. During school holidays T to H terminating: T ILL R 0 200 400 yards 479 A A S O B Ascog, Number Operator Route Days Eves Days Eves ID A R E A 490 G 90.477.479.488 .491.492 some services are reduced and these frequencies are shown in brackets, for example "4(2) jnys" CRAIG K C . Mount Stuart D G NO A Y T ROA OW CK D L calling: S Calton SC E 493 and Kilchattan D RD AL M E S . BE Y E shows that there are 4 journeys during school terms and 2 journeys during school holidays. R S 490.493 C Bay 471 TSS Tighnabruaich - Kames (Tues & Thurs only) 4(5) jnys - - - - VE T R 90 A . W D T N 100 I D W 100 A EST . R R . L LAND E 488 R AR 440 A S ROA E P E D Tighnabruaich - Portavadie (Tues & Thurs only) 2 jnys - - - - A UA Y T T 440 N S V Frequency in minutes A ST 100. A 490 V D . E A 300 A A . 440.445 493 V 473 TSS Tighnabruaich - Otter Ferry (Schooldays only) 2 jnys - - - - O . T HI IC 493 D R S G S H TO L. 492 E’ D R ST H ID T IA P C B L R IL ST T A O . R A S B N ALBE Tighnabruaich - Otter Ferry (Thurs on request) 2 jnys - - - - LT N L E 100 T . L 491 W . S Mondays O B YN D ST. RD H E . M D P 300 491 O T. R A A 300 G V Q ER E N O E. I S U 445 U . L E I . 493 T D E S T L Tesco . 440 E N R I A S . S 477/478/ WCM Rothesay - Portavadie 3 jnys - 3 jnys - - K T T E Castle SH P D . T L E R Service to Fridays Saturdays Sundays S B T O OADING N 445 A 100 S B T R R D. S BI H O D N 440 E CA S 479 Portavadie - Dunoon 4(3) jnys - 3 jnys - - W N R S I A O O to Carradale TLE E N RTH SH S B Co-op E K L T. to Number Operator Route Days Eves Days Eves H IN P 491 C S 493 Museum Dunoon - Rothesay 3 jnys - 3 jnys - - R L 491 492 Canada Hill E Supermarket D O OC . 488 .491 L 492 T Council G . Bus Terminal T H S 492.493 1/401/410 WCM Dunollie - Oban - Hospital - Supermarkets - 20 60 20 60 60 L 493 N 480 WCM Milton - Dunoon - Upper Kirn - 60 - 60 - - E A Offices T B terminating: ILL S L M E E A . O . E E Soroba D Hunters Quay Holiday Village 491.493 L R N R 200.300.400 R 488 . R 491 P G OA D D T S A 492. Soroba - Town Centre 20 60 20 60 30 R 493 S T T D 442.443.444 493 R O N O 481 WCM Dunoon Ferry Terminal - Milton - 1 jny - - - - O R MIN M D E W S ISTER 488 (one Schooldays only 401 journey serves to Stewarton E E 492 T H ’S L 445.449.500 R E 488 L T E G BRAE Dunoon Grammar School (Schooldays only) . 491 N I R ST HALL B O 493 491 Ganavan Sands and Longsdale) R 926 O R H O D 200 IN R A S Dunoon Grammar School - Milton - Innellan - 1 jny --- - . A S calling: B 492 492 L 200 B M H I 8 D OR S 493 N 400 42 ROA T 491 1B FG Helensburgh - Cardross - Dumbarton - 30 4 jnys 30 4 jnys 8 jnys Toward (Schooldays only) E . 100.440 RO N AD 442 UR A ST. WITCHB RG E Clydebank - Glasgow IV 444 YL . Swimming R 482 WCM Dunoon Ferry Terminal - Argyll Street - 2 jnys - 2 jnys - - ST Campbeltown W ED D 100. L A EN Y A 200. 400 200 S S A Pool V 491 MI Loch L . TH T U E 005/405/ WCM Hospital - Supermarkets - Oban - Dunbeg 30 4 jnys 30 4 jnys 60 DR L D T Ardenslate Road - Kirn Brae - Alexandra Parade - 400 .440 . Q . 442.444 A R 492 W E E C Y 442. E 410 (Summer Timetable only) 444 N Victoria Hospital E Dunoon Fery Terminal D MEA K R 493 DO A I OLE W L T Meadows S A K SH F O VENUE ER S BU D Hospital 005/405/ WCM Hospital - Supermarkets - Oban - Dunbeg - 60 5 jnys 60 5 jnys 60 483 WCM Dunoon Ferry Terminal - Argyll Street - John St. - 2 jnys - 2 jnys - - C R 488.491 . R 100 R RD A OS SH A O ILL H 0 R AVENU 200 N 492.493 250 500 metres 410 Connel - Benderloch - Barcaldine Alexandra Parade - Kirn Brae - Ardenslate Road - E G MEGRAIGS R I Victoria IG N LI O H (Some journeys extend to Creagan Bridge and John Street - Dunoon Fery Terminal A O D A Hospital M T ROA D Appin. One journey extends to Duror to TO 100 RAL S Annexe 0 200 400 yards 484 WCM Dunoon - Strachur - Lochgoilhead - Carrick Castle 3(2) jnys - - - - 200 444 500 facilitate connection to and from Fort William 400 440 442 to Kildalloig Rothesay Joint Campus 491.492.493 via service 144. Evening service terminates at 486 WCM Dunoon - Sandhaven - Strachur - 3 jnys - 3 jnys - - Benderloch. Most Sunday journeys (service 410) Loch Fyne Oysters - Inveraray Dunoon - Sandhaven - Strachur - 5 jnys - 3 jnys - - to Hunters Quay Holiday Village terminate at Benderloch.) to Dunbeg Loch Fyne Oysters and Strachur 480 M 15/415 AWE/WCM Oban - Dunbeg - Connel - Taynuilt - 3(2) jnys - 2 jnys - - Oban K Hunters 1.401.410 Dunoon A E Victoria Road R 005/405 R 488 WCM Rothesay - Canada Hill - Rothersay Joint Campus - 2 jnys - - - - R G I Kilchrenan - Dalavich (One additional Dunollie E 480 N Quay R E A 408.410 E Rothesay (Circular, Schooldays only) . T O Thursday journey Dalavich - Taynuilt) E E P R R V G . 415.918 Key E A A 489 WCM Toward - Dunoon - Ardentinny 60 60 60 60 4 jnys 100 S R Bus route with approximately hourly or greater service A T 16/416 WCM Oban - Mossfield and Nant Drive - 60 - 60 - - 976.977 5 N R R 8 D Ardentinny - Dunoon - Toward 60 60 60 60 4 jnys E O A 444 E Catalina Avenue 401 L Bus route served by 5 journeys a day or more E T (Sunday journeys to not serve the full route) 417 440 480 C 1 to 16/416/417 WCM Oban - Longsdale 30 - 30 - - Bus route with 1-4 journeys a day O 490 WCM See Service 90 Strachur R 401 E JAMES 403 R 18/418 WCM Oban - Kilninver - North Cuan/Ellenabeich 5(4) jnys - 4 jnys - - A Bus route served during school terms only ST. A 410 R 491 WCM Rothesay - Ballochgoy - Barone Road - The Bush 60 60 60 60 - N B D 489 A Longsdale 410 Bus service operating less than 5 days a week 23/423 WCM Oban - Kilninver - Kilmelford - Ardfern - 5(3) jnys - 3 jnys - - E N R O 907 492 WCM Rothesay - The Bush - Barone Road - Ballochgoy 60 - 60 - - S A ROAD Summer only P R FT LO 16/416 Bridgend - Kilmartin - Lochgilphead - Ardrishaig L O N R R G A C A Route Terminus N O IE C S 401 C R D 8 493 WCM Port Bannatyne - Kilchattan Bay - - - - 3 jnys A L . 90/490/493 WCM Rothesay - Port Bannatyne 30 60 30 60 11 jnys L RO A 478 8 Service operates in direction of arrow shown D O E L 5 N E LO AL A E 417 E U N NGSD D Port Bannatyne - Rothesay - - - - 9 jnys D A 479 Tourist Information Centre Rothesay - Kerrycroy 60 60 60 60 7 jnys B L . T D. T 483 489 A S Rothesay - Kerrycroy - - - - 6 jnys Sound of D R S 484 Rail line and station E 482 D A A Rothesay - Kilchattan Bay 60 2 jnys 60 2 jnys 6 jnys A E Kerrera C A BRA O N E 8 E Atlantis R N R I O N Rothesay - Kilchattan Bay - - - - 4 jnys R I K R 486 5 R L T Rothesay - Ettrick Bay (Seasonal: Summer only) 60 - 60 - 5 jnys ( B D Dunoon Leisure 489 T U S R 16/416 O B A ) 483 D A V 494 WCM Tobermory - Dervaig - Calgary 4 jnys - 2 jnys - - Centre A Grammar School RO Kirn N H N 482 Oban Station E N E 100/440 WCM Campbeltown - Calton - Meadows Circular 30 1 jny 30 1 jny - C AT A B L . A K see below for S ER I R T. E S Tobermory Village Circular 6 jnys - 3 jnys - - EN S WART G S R D G T STE terminating: E L stopping details AR P E R Y N 144 STG Duror - Ballachulish - Kinlochleven - Fort William 2 jnys - - - - A R A (Some journeys only operate on request) L O C L D O R U 23/423.408.415 A L R AG D A E E H N N T G R S A D L R 418.918.976.977 C 200/442 WCM Campbeltown - Stewarton - Machrihanish 8 jnys 1 jny 8 jnys 1 jny - A E O 495/95 WCM Tobermory - Salen - Fishnish - Craignure 7 jnys - 6 jnys - 5 jnys N 480 D E A calling: D M U 482 I DU X N E U O E D (Summer only) N AV S R 300/445 WCM Campbeltown - Peninver - Saddell - Carradale 5 jnys - 4 jnys - - 1.005/405.16/416 A E 483 T R D R A R D O C A R Tobermory - Salen - Fishnish - Craignure 5 jnys - 4 jnys - - ON C E O 401.410.417 TE N B 907 E ET R N R RE E T 302 GM Carrick Castle - Lochgoilhead - Succoth - 2 jnys - 2 jnys - - .
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