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BUS ROUTE MAP 428/443/444 Quirindi Town Loop Train towards Tamworth Regional Services Moree & Armidale Manilla 443 74 Manilla ll St95 N o Satche w Fai la rbairn St n d A Klori v 73 e l St Bendemeer 444 del Manilla Rd ans C Bendemeer 81 Centre St y 428 w H d n gl a Tamworth Rural Attunga n Bell 72 E Park w 94 e N Nowland Ave Train Hawker St 96 443 80 towards Bus Guide 444 Armidale Quirindi 71 Hallsville Public 79 Moonbi School Your comprehensive guide to bus services Oxley Vale 77 Cross St 12 Tamworth Station Kootingal operating in Tamworth linking: Station 1 Nowland Tamworth St 75 Kootingal Currabubula, Werris Creek & Quirindi 428 76 Tintinhull Quirindi d Kootingal, Moonbi & Bendemeer Hospital Quirindi Warral R 443 Nemingha & Health High ek 444 Service School Attunga & Manilla ris Cre Tamworth Wer Station St 83 Duri Quirindi Currabubula Train For more information visit towards 84 Quirindi Station 428 89 Moree 428 Pryor St Quirindi St www.tamworthbuslines.com.au, Station e Harold Golland bell email [email protected] Sports Field Werris Creek Creek Rd He Camp nry St Station ris 87 or call (02) 6762 3999 Milner Pd Wer Werris Creek t Henry St S Longfield 90 Park Dewhurst St St Quipolly George 88 ast t t S S Quirindi n 93 er o ittak s Wh Quirindi l e Station 89 428 Quirindi N Fitroynderwood St E St Loder St Train towards Sydney Rose Lee See other side for Park Russell St Kamilaroi Hwy timetables Kamilaroi Hwy 91 Church St Showground & Racecourse Version 2 23 November 2020 428 TG20493 Russell St 92 Duke St How to use this timetable • Go to the route map in this timetable and find the two timing points North your bus stop is located between. Legend • Then find these two timing points on the timetable. Includes accessible services Train Bus route 1 Timing point towards • Your bus is scheduled to arrive between the times shown for these 428 Bus route number Train line/station Sydney points. Please arrive at your bus stop before your bus is scheduled. Effective 23 November 2020.

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