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East Dulwich Station – Zone 2 I Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map East Dulwich Station – Zone 2 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 87 CAMBERWELL195 GROVE 13 42 Denmark Hill Peckham Rye E T Liverpool Street 1 R E 83 S T CHAMPIONGROVE HARFIELD GS O N D I S Aldgate Lettsom Faith S AN Waterloo Bridge I 40 62 V DANBY STREET Chapel Tottenham Trafalgar Square for London Eye, IMAX Cinema MAXTED ROAD Gardens A Fenchurch Street E V N Court Road for Charing Cross and Southbank Arts Centre D O R D Tower Hill for Tower Gateway H R 120 D T T Monument G O O O A 57 M 176 COPLESTON ROAD N E O R Leicester Aldwych Tower of London I L L c D E R R M Waterloo P H I Square for Covent Garden M E O D for Tower Millennium Pier and World Trade Centre A 2 A V A H O O C R D G R 20 1 1 River Thames M 44 N 177 A E L D F Copleston N 2 London Bridge 3 O E 13 R L St. George’s Circus T 29 G 220 Centre Church L for Guy’s Hospital and Southwark Cathedral L R E E H I L L R O A D O City Hall B V E B E O A Borough L R 10 D 5 A G B The Latter 47 N R O S E MALDON D R I 2 M E S A 26 A L Tower Bridge Road 73 Rain Outpouring CLOSE R D C 76 O N NEW CROSS V Elephant & Castle L R 80 A O O Revival Church CENTRAL LONDON S A E D MAXTED ROAD AVONDALE RISE Bricklayers Arms P13 15 73 56 Thurlow Street 214 OGLANDER ROAD New Cross 50 Walworth Road Albany Road Alsace Road East Street Sainsbury’s I Dog Kennel Hill V 11 51 A N New Cross 13 Primary School 1 H 172 Camberwell Road Bus Garage D O A O E BEAULIEU CLOSE R Wyndham Road Queens Road Peckham N R KENNINGTON O 14 T 52 O H 101 A I G D 19 R D A Camberwell Camberwell B Camberwell Road L 15 O 76 Queen’s Road DDogDo Kennele A R 245 New Road New Road Medlar Street 21 77 1 N Carlton Grove T H E H A M L E T E Victoria Vauxhall Sacred Heart School Warner Road SOAMES STREET D N HillH Estateate E 13 Peckham 2 242 L 185 D 88 Vauxhall Kennington 37 EL 1 CAMBERWELL Post Ofce B 484 O Whaddon Bridge Road Oval COPLESTON ROAD 2 for Pimlico Camberwell Green G House NUTBROOK STREET Peckham C H Clinic 4 1 Bus Station A D 25 M K 25 A Denmark Hill P O Denmark Hanover Park I E R Coldharbour Lane O River Thames N A CHAMPION HILL R Hill Aylesham Centre N Avondale Rise Bellenden Road N E H 1 D King’s College Hospital E D I R ALBRIGHTON ROAD N Grove Lane Ivanhoe Road Bellenden Road School Blenheim Grove Peckham Rye PECKHAM L T N L O A 72 98 N L 2 292 MUSCHAMP ROAD 37 Denmark Hill Champion Hill ChampionGrove C E G L 1 O A D Y ’ S R O A D Avondale Rise Chadwick Road O D Putney Heath S L A D S T R E E T E 105 O R Coplestone Road O O X E N F Amott Green Man CChampion R 31 Pytchley Road Y 14 Denmark Hill Blanchedowne H E Baptist L MARSDEN ROAD PUTNEY Rye Lane H 120 I C Church Hill T Putney L Y Heaton Road P Denmark Hill Deepdene Road Grove Lane L Champion Hill Estate 55 111 D E 86 East Putney L D V Denmark Hill Herne Hill Road 36 55 E E R A R Centre for O IN T H St. John’s & Peckham Rye R O E R E V VA ND East Dulwich Wildlife Gardening 39 O Nigel Road N P E St. Clement’s N R LE O R R 116 Wandsworth G Road O O C of E Primary School F CHAMPION HILL AD D A Oakhurst Grove QU D Red Post Hill DULWICH ROADG A D T Goose R O EL S ERWE A V E N E Herne Hill E Green East Dulwich Road G R O 55 D I SIE ROA H AY E S O N Sainsbury’s WICH Clapham Junction M Peckham Rye Common A R N O U L D A TINT East Dulwich Y 61 AGEL AD E AST DUL A East Dulwich N C E RO Road Peckham Rye L RESCENT W CLAPHAM T B H Red Post Hill Soloman’s Passage L COPLESTON ROAD S Peckham Rye O I P R U D Casino Avenue U R 8 A St. John Clapham Common L E K O S R IN O VENUE RIA AD G L N R the Evangelist ZENO C Dulwich R A E O T ET T RE A Peckham Rye G Church Hospital ST E HAYES GROVE 166 136 D J M MONCLAR ROAD 64 Red Post Hill ED Acre Lane Rye Hill Park O D 77 OGLANDER ROAD Elmwood Road/The Charter School St. Francis D U A Cheltenham Road O East Dulwich Grove CRAWTHEW Park 1 R T M Stuart Road E Dulwich Road Half Moon Lane Half Moon Lane Dulwich Village ROVE BESANTPLACE G N A I B E G Cheltenham Road S V D Brixton Brockwell Lido Herne Hill Beckwith Road EAST DULWICH GROVE T O 1 D HAM K 1 L A L E E N 81 N R C Surrey Road O O N Sainsbury’s C Y V E O 38 Dulwich Hamlet FC Grove Vale Dulwich Road Herne Hill Half Moon Lane North Dulwich East Dulwich Grove GL Merttins Road S G FRO Grovovee ValVaVale E W WANLEY ROAD 103 VE W I C H R O A D GoGooseG ose Chaucer Road/Effra Parade Ruskin Walk Townley Road L GRO AD O Library E RO VA L E E N D E D 17 N G N St. Norbert Road GA R E A S T D U L GGreeen A L 58 D Hamlet O LEWISHAM R 185 A V Goose Green R O Health BRIXTON Frendsbury Road D E P 2 R D Y E I 484 A 24 V A L Primary School A D Y Club Turnham Road Lewisham O E H O V 1 R R E 36 ASHBOURNE GRO R Brockley L H O S ST. FRANCIS ROAD C N I A D A D W Avignon Road L D R W O 126 U O O D R Tennis T L NOR Brockley Cross W T I East Dulwich1 N T 55 T S H C Courts S A 47 G 96 ROSS T E A for Brockley E Melbourne Grove L TERFIELD R S E S O O E A I C CH D R R B Medical Practice E Dulwich OVE BROCKLEY Y S GR S B C A E Hareeld Road A N W 13 E L S I E R O A D T Leisure Centre SH I L A The yellow tinted area includes every bus AW R BUR Lewisham stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from Y R 1 D Vicar’s Hill Town Centre 2 East Dulwich Station (Goose Green). Main 75 DYLWAYS DERWENT GROVE 1 2 S stops are shown in the white area outside. TALBOT ROAD Loordshirdshiipp LLaneLaanee P 2 U Lordship Lane R W Ladywell 1 MELBOURNE GROVE L O Whateley Road I N R Melbourne Grove 16 17 ZENORIA STREET L G I A D N D O R R G 28 O A H S OXONIAN STREET I A A Lordship Lane O V D M Underhill Road R R Heber Road BURROW ROAD A 14 R D J O Crystal Palace Road BUXTED ROAD O A D 43 O 1 L Lordship Lane 1 W 40 S 25 Underhill Road 101 O Crystal Palace Road 22 T 92 O 56 Friern Road Lewisham Hospital B 26 R 52 E B 22 V 1 CRAWTHEW GROVE Dulwich A R O G D Underhill Road WOODF DYLWAYS Library C H CRAWTHEW GROVE 40 1 18 I S Dunstan’s Road 48 36 W 18 Duulwlwichwic L 60 S ARRS H U H Lordship Lane A 46 115 W D R O A D Upland Road Underhill Road 23 T 51 S I 1 CommuCommmunityunn A FROGLEY ROAD Langton Rise P E New Hope Dulwich 31 STREATHAM T Constitutional Lordship Lane 12 E Dulwich Common Dulwich Common HospHospitspspitalta Christian 45 18 L 30 Overhill Road Underhill Road L Club T H A M G R O V E 1 L 68 Academy MA Streatham Streatham Hill Tulse Hill Dulwich College Southwark Sports Ground Catford G Belvoir Road 1 R A Lewisham Town Hall Dulwich Grove O P13 V Streatham Downton Avenue West Dulwich Dulwich Common Dulwich Common Lordship Lane N United Reformed E Bowling St. Leonard’s Church Allison Grove Lordship Lane Estate Grove Tavern War Church Green E D Memorial D London Road A T E L L G R O V E27 A O O Wood Vale CATFORD 63 R R 1 St. Saviour’s & E D L L L A C O N R O A D St. Olav’s A E Horniman Museum 83 I 1 D F Sports Ground H T 1 70 68 Catford C U Bessemer Grange ASHBOURNE GROVE R NAIRNE GROVE N and Catford Bridge 1 A 13 Primary School Forest Hill Stanstead Road 57 G 23 E L E 10 62 1 Kirkdale CLOSE V N 42 ST.
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