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Buses from Cyprus REDBRIDGE WANSTEAD ILFORD UPTON CHADWELL PARK HEATH EAST HAM STRATFORD DAGENHAM BARKING PLAISTOW NORTH WOOLWICH SILVERTOWN Buses from Cyprus Key 101 Day buses in black 366 Redbridge Redbridge N551 Night buses in blue Roding Lane South Falmouth Gardens —O Connections with London Underground REDBRIDGE o Connections with London Overground Hail & Ride Redbridge section R Connections with National Rail 173 King George Hospital D Connections with Docklands Light Railway 101 B Connections with river boats The Drive WANSTEAD Wanstead Aldersbrook Road Little Heath Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Ilford Barley Lane service. The disc appears on the top of the bus stop in the ILFORD street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). City of London Cemetery 24 hour 474 service Ilford Manor Park Town Centre Chadwell Heath Lane Route finder Plashet Grove Manor Park CHADWELL UPTON Hail & Ride section Day buses including 24-hour services Broadway Sunnyside Road HEATH PARK Upton Park 300 Bus route Towards Bus stops East Ham Chadwell Heath EAST HAM High Road, Whalebone Lane South 101 Gallions Reach BHKMN Upton Park Boleyn East Ham Eton Road Wanstead DLPQW Stratford West Ham United F.C. High Street North 262 Bus Station 173 King George Hospital D East Ham Becontree Heath Stratford Boundary Road Morrisons East Beckton BH STRATFORD Wilson Road 376 Newham Park Avenue South Park Drive 262 Broadway Town Hall Nelson Street Stratford C +J East Ham Barking Road Park Avenue Boundary Road High Street South, Tilbury Road Plaistow Altmore Avenue Market Street DAGENHAM Canning Town GC New City Road Folkestone Road 300 East Ham Flanders Road Loxford Lane Plaistow Dagenham Heathway East Ham D High Street Boundary Lane White Horse Brampton Manor School Folkestone Road 366 Redbridge BHKMN East Ham Vicarage Lane Brighton Road BARKING High Street South, Marlow Road Becket Avenue PLAISTOW Glen Road Barking Merrilands Retail Park 376 East Ham BHQRTWX Vicarage Lane Folkestone Road Plaistow Blaney Crescent 24 hour Barking Road Greengate East Ham East Ham Gooseley 474 service Canning Town BHKMN High Street South, Mortimer Road High Street South Lane Alfreds Way Thatched House Newham General Hospital Charlemont Gooseley Lane Manor Park DLPQW East Ham Road Wolsey Avenue Barking High Street South, Lonsdale Avenue Town Centre Prince Regent Lane Night buses Bennett Road 24 hour Newham Way Newham Way Newham Way Alfreds Way 474 service Woolwich Manor Way Bus route Towards Bus stops Canning Town Tollgate Road Albatross Close Masefield Gardens North Circular Road Jenkins Lane King Edwards Road Colman Road Hermit Road Gallions Reach BH Tollgate Road Woolwich Manor Way N551 Prince Regent Lane Beckton School Tollgate Road East Beckton Newham Way Showcase Cinema Trafalgar Square CJ Tollgate Road Subway Beckton Tollgate Road Prince Regent Lane District Park Swallow Street WINDSOR TERRACE Triangle Star Lane RD Mortlake Road (not 300) TOLLGATE Retail Park East Beckton District Centre W Beckton 262 Prince Regent Lane Tollgate Road Tollgate Road O and ASDA D East Beckton Tree Road Dove Approach Kingsford Way O L Sainsbury’s 101 N551 Stansfeld Road W Beckton I H Gallions Reach Shopping Park Prince Regent Lane Fulmer Road C Canning Town Bus H Victoria Dock Road Station Bus Station Stansfeld Road Will Thorne Pavilion Winsor Park 300 Royal Custom Estate N551 Victoria House C D Stansfeld Road continues to MA E N Trafalgar Square Strait Road for Royal Albert OR W Prince Regent A J AY for Charing Cross Bus Station A S T Y West B SBUR Armada Way 'P1ndar L H K LAN A IE Ferndale Silvertown ESS OSE Beckton DLR Depot M B CL Street Woolwich Manor Way New M Woolwich Horse Leaze Strait Road Beckton A NNY ROYAL N PE Manor Way Stansfeld Road Park Woolwich Manor Way O AVENUE (not 376 R Gallions Reach Armada Way Pontoon Dock towards W Roundabout East Ham) Armada Point A N P Y North Woolwich Road The yellow tinted area includes every M Thames Barrier S bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Z Y V CYPRUS PLACE STRAIT ROAD Hartmann Road miles from Cyprus. Main stops are Q W Gallions Reach Connaught Bridge shown in the white area outside. X T R Cyprus London City D D Airport ALBERT WAY Woolwich Manor Way Beckton Bascule Bridge Park Albert Road Woolwich Manor Way Constance Street Bargehouse Road Albert Road Albert Road Albert Road Tate Road Fernhill Street Albert Road Saville Road Royal Victoria Gardens Albert Road Albert Road NORTH Kennard Street Dockland Street North Woolwich Police Station WOOLWICH SILVERTOWN North Woolwich s Free Ferry and Foot Tunnel River Thames © Transport for London Information correct from February 2011 TFL19838.04.12 (P).
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