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Stagecoach East London Bus W 48 A Caledonian Road D 26 N POST ROYAL COLLEGE A HITE LA A S W C 277 D 1 H T N T Chalk AL ROAD & Barnsbury O B K E QUEENSBRIDGE E A 0 276 E D London FA W N38 R N26 E O 2 E E A Farm R D R ( C M O T R M R Camden A R R 56 Fields S K D T E L ) K O WEL T 7 Camden S 38 Regents R ING 7 Road R .2 Y Essex A 26 E D S2 O N Estate T Town 30 G A D O R Barnsbury E K Routes in Central London Road R H SL R S K A E South A CAMDEN T T P T R A O H R AN F CAMDEN U T V R X I Hackney E O S N E E ORIA C P T D C 1995 July 31st Commencing S S I C N V R Primrose P S N38 P O H U E Victoria U A L E S 56 R R L T HEMINGFORD RD S E O S POWNALL RD W N O North-East London Bus Map Y Hill G STREET A N 38 IN Park E A O D 277 R E R STREET A L 8 I P A O R Y O B Hoxton R 26 L U D N R R DROAD A ROA CLE A FOR Old S2 T D E This map is based on a style similar to that used by London IR O 48 O E C M D R T V L N8 D R I O 8 50p A E N26 Ford O 1BA IG1 Essex Ilford, B L D L E London 8 A ER Haggerston A N8 Transport during the late 1970s. This map is not an official UT L P Islington ROAD D O R N8 AN A Chest Hospital London O O D Road, Clements 16-20 W E C C A ROAD R A publication of London Transport, but their assistance and U 8 E C Zoo A 309 O St. John’s T S D F L IN R A L E A Mornington * N8 I R R E C I R Ltd. Co. Coach & Bus London East co-operation is gratefully acknowledged. Timetables issued by Essex Wood N P L V N26 G R A OR D ROMAN B Crescent E O Angel 48 F F T 26 M I A R D O (temporarily A ROA E S D B D N L L 8 N W and Hertfordshire County Councils have been helpful in compiling H Cambridge O N8 D by Published Y Y R 8 closed) O KNE GROVE ROAD S2 .D C A H 8 5 King’s A I 2 L H D D R 5 R Heath A T PENTONVILLE ROAD A N2 G O D O this information. While every endeavour has been taken to ensure Regent’s N R R M Cross * C St. Pancras 30 E U O I P E G R C A T R S IT 8 N 277 D Bow R D C Y .N A A accuracy, Stagecoach East London cannot accept responsibility for E Park S T 09 M RO O R L 3 O T P E S RO 8. R Globe Church E V R A L A T D N25 N8 R S E E any errors contained herein. D Town K G E D T 25 E E PARK ROAD H C E A I . E C N U L OW T T O Old Street O B A N IR R 30 G 38 N E S2 D D D7 M A A B C Euston ’S E G 5 RO L R 5 E V T Bow Road P The information has been taken from The Greater London Bus Map, R E J O Bethnal O A H B O C O S 56 N EE E A GRAYS INNR RD R A H W G Green * D N O 309 L D S N which covers all of London in the same style, and is currently S E * 8 N8 L L L Shoreditch L IS EUSTO R L A R Mile End S D N Bethnal R available from the London Transport Shop at St. James’s Park, the O D T C H O N R S E High Street T O E Great E I E A R Warren Y T TR T 5 B Green A G Euston F S R Stepney D D O Y R M R A R A D Devons Portland D O O S E L O London Transport Museum, or directly from Mike Harris, 43 Meads V S Street E R O R Baker Square E R A Green E O B R N25 EDG 30 T W Road R D Street T D O E IN D 25 Street 38 N H Court, Carnarvon Road, London E15 4LB at £1.25 including postage. Marylebone T GOWER S G R E B 277 W T O D Shoreditch I U E O T A R O E E R R D N A C IL D7 OA N AD O M D Regent’s D Finsbury Square E R H RO E V Bloomsbury ELL M H D E A Russell NW N25 T I N Park M RKE M O T R O BOGLOUCESTER LE Whitechapel 25 C R L YLE Square E Useful telephone numbers R D R 56 5 R S Bow S E A R N R Edgware M 38 S O Smithfield C London E T BAKER STREET D Barbican Mile End O O COU L A 8 I Common V A Road A A Spitalfields L E D Hospital D B A D L A R D EO 26 O Gate Stagecoach East London Customer Relations 0181-553 3420 R O RT TH Chancery * 100 Y Goodge A Farringdon 48 S WA Lane E L 309 UL’ D East London Coaches Private Hire & Excursions 01708-731088 30 Street Liverpool T E A ROAD Moorgate S AP ST. P E A ORN HOL Holborn 56 * T H E R OLB BOR T Street G C N25 D IGH H *N LONDON WALL R E H O London Transport Travel Information (24 hours) 0171-222 1234 EASTBOURNE TER G A S IT 30 E 25 * C 25 Circus P H W STREET 8 Bart’s G E A A N O W H A D 25 E R 5 T 309 Paddington RE L W H 277 R PLACE G London Travelcheck Recorded Information 0171-222 1200 KINGSWAY A O 15 25 S 100 I NEW OXFORD ST Holborn TE I B Stepney S R St. O 5.15.15 .N15 D7 C E ST B Aldgate P M Essex Busline (0700-2000 daily) 0345-000333 H T Farringdon ROAD T Paul’s COMMERCIAL S 15 OXFORD STREET A 8 5 East PRAED ST R E 25 8 B * Marble * Tottenham R Street CH T 5.15.15 .P14.N15 T O F 15 E 100 Covent R I AP S CO 15 A Oxford N 26 SI OLD BROAD ST MM Hertfordshire Traveline (0830-1730 Mon-Fri) 0345-244344 D Arch Court ET LUDG DE X15 ERCIAL ROAD E D G RE AT X15 5 Garden T E .1 B E Circus S Bank CORNHILL H E 5.15 .N A 15.25 15 H A T OXFORD STREET R Road ET L C Aldgate Shadwell Limehouse ST I V V E City NDIA E A H L T B R 100 DOC I C F E 15 25 T K RD E G C E Bond Y Y X15 Thameslink TR U S 15 X15 CABLE STREET S E R R W H H 26 S X15 D11 C DOCK ST ET Westferry N U D EEN 15 TRE Street 8 O QU VICTORIA CANNON ST C R 25 S All Saints List of Routes B L 15 U T 38 E FE H LE S S N C B Leicester BLACKFRIARS BR A 15 A C 100 LONDON * E Blackfriars B C 0 100 T S Poplar F 15 A 0 Fenchurch Tower AY Temple R 1 * W BAYSWATER ROAD 30 S S A Square * IGH D 50 A T H G THE H 50 11.X15.N SPE T S 25 Street Gateway .N N W This list gives details of services operated under contract to 8 R X15 WATERLOO BRIDGE Mansion Cannon 15 D Y West India R Y X 1 E 15 E 15.25. L A 11. Lancaster R D . L HW W D 1 E B D I G .N50 . 277 N 1 HI 15 NORTH-EAST IN T O 15 A House Street G 1 TO R H THE 100.D11.X N Quay X15 W E A 5 London Transport Buses and the operator name is shown in italics. Gate A R D 0 D7.P14 T K I T D S Monument H D11.X15.N50 P Piccadilly R R Tower Tobacco X15 O P N50 A B 5 M I Rotherhithe 277 These routes are shown as red roads on the map of North East Mayfair Circus 48 15.2 Hill Dock N W A 277.D11 26 G 8 N D11 SERVICES BUS ALL H Tunnel Canary D11 O S Trafalgar T 100 Embankment L London overleaf.
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