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727 bus time schedule & line map 727 Barlow R.c. High School - Ardwick View In Website Mode The 727 bus line (Barlow R.c. High School - Ardwick) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ardwick: 3:05 PM (2) Burnage: 7:08 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 727 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 727 bus arriving. Direction: Ardwick 727 bus Time Schedule 47 stops Ardwick Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:05 PM Barlow High School, Burnage Tuesday 3:05 PM School Lane, Burnage Aldwick Avenue, Manchester Wednesday 3:05 PM Willow Way, Burnage Thursday 3:05 PM Friday 3:05 PM Burnage Station, Burnage Saturday Not Operational Burnage Lane, Burnage Barcicroft Road, Burnage 576 Burnage Lane, Manchester 727 bus Info Carrgreen Close, Green End Direction: Ardwick Burnage Lane, Manchester Stops: 47 Trip Duration: 51 min Westdean Crescent, Burnage Line Summary: Barlow High School, Burnage, School Woodview Avenue, Manchester Lane, Burnage, Willow Way, Burnage, Burnage Station, Burnage, Burnage Lane, Burnage, Barcicroft Shawbrook Road, Burnage Road, Burnage, Carrgreen Close, Green End, Shawbrook Road, Manchester Westdean Crescent, Burnage, Shawbrook Road, Burnage, Avon Road, Burnage, Crossley Road, Avon Road, Burnage Burnage, Crompton Road, Levenshulme, Milwain Avon Road, Manchester Road, Levenshulme, Alma Road, Levenshulme, Levenshulme Station, Levenshulme, Albert Road, Crossley Road, Burnage Levenshulme, Delamere Road, Levenshulme, Crayƒeld Road, Levenshulme, Broom Lane, Crompton Road, Levenshulme Levenshulme, Milford Drive, Levenshulme, Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Lloyd Road, Levenshulme, Milwain Road, Levenshulme Elmsworth Avenue, Levenshulme, Broom Lane, Levenshulme, Manor Road, Levenshulme, Matthews Lane, Crowcroft Park, Balmain Avenue, Belle Vue, Alma Road, Levenshulme Wembley Road, Ryder Brow, Hemsworth Road, Ryder Alma Road, Manchester Brow, Ryder Brow Station, Ryder Brow, Sacred Heart Church, Ryder Brow, Sunny Brow Park, Ryder Brow, Levenshulme Station, Levenshulme Radnor Street, Gorton, Gorton Shopping Centre, The Street With No Name, Manchester Gorton, Gorton Post O∆ce, Gorton, Borwell Street, Albert Road, Levenshulme Gorton, Peacock Close, Gorton, Preston Street, Gorton, Gorton Monastery, West Gorton, Gardner 873 Stockport Road, Manchester Street, West Gorton, Clowes Street, West Gorton, Delamere Road, Levenshulme Kempley Close, West Gorton, Kelsall Street, West 945 Stockport Road, Manchester Gorton, Ashover Avenue, West Gorton, Clowes Street, West Gorton, Bennett Street, Ardwick, Crayƒeld Road, Levenshulme Stagecoach Depot, Ardwick Mandeville Street, Manchester Broom Lane, Levenshulme 1084 Stockport Road, Manchester Milford Drive, Levenshulme Stockport Road, Levenshulme Lloyd Road, Manchester Lloyd Road, Levenshulme 1085 Stockport Road, Manchester Elmsworth Avenue, Levenshulme 2 Elmsworth Avenue, Manchester Broom Lane, Levenshulme 201 Broom Lane, Manchester Manor Road, Levenshulme Matthews Lane, Crowcroft Park Balmain Avenue, Belle Vue Wembley Road, Ryder Brow Hemsworth Road, Ryder Brow Ruth Street, Manchester Ryder Brow Station, Ryder Brow Levenshulme Road, Manchester Sacred Heart Church, Ryder Brow Sunny Brow Park, Ryder Brow Radnor Street, Gorton Beckett Street, Manchester Gorton Shopping Centre, Gorton Gorton Post O∆ce, Gorton Borwell Street, Gorton Borwell Street, Manchester Peacock Close, Gorton Burston Street, Manchester Preston Street, Gorton Gorton Lane, Manchester Gorton Monastery, West Gorton Gardner Street, West Gorton Clowes Street, West Gorton Lilford Close, Manchester Kempley Close, West Gorton Kempley Close, Manchester Kelsall Street, West Gorton Skarratt Close, Manchester Ashover Avenue, West Gorton Denehurst Street, Manchester Clowes Street, West Gorton Toll Bar Street, Manchester Bennett Street, Ardwick Stagecoach Depot, Ardwick Direction: Burnage 727 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Burnage Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:08 AM Devonshire Street, Ardwick Tuesday 7:08 AM Bennett Street, Ardwick Wednesday 7:08 AM Kelsall Street, West Gorton Thursday 7:08 AM Kelsall Street, Manchester Friday 7:08 AM Woodfall Close, West Gorton Woolfall Close, Manchester Saturday Not Operational Pottery Lane, West Gorton Lilford Close, Manchester Gardner Street, West Gorton 727 bus Info Direction: Burnage Gorton Monastery, West Gorton Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 52 min Preston Street, Gorton Line Summary: Devonshire Street, Ardwick, Bennett Street, Ardwick, Kelsall Street, West Gorton, Woodfall Peacock Close, Gorton Close, West Gorton, Pottery Lane, West Gorton, Gardner Street, West Gorton, Gorton Monastery, Borwell Street, Gorton West Gorton, Preston Street, Gorton, Peacock Close, Gorton, Borwell Street, Gorton, Gorton Post O∆ce, Gorton Post O∆ce, Gorton Gorton, Gorton Shopping Centre, Gorton, Whitwell Way, Gorton, Beckett Street, Gorton, Toft Road, Ashkirk Street, Manchester Ryder Brow, Sacred Heart Church, Ryder Brow, Ryder Gorton Shopping Centre, Gorton Brow Station, Ryder Brow, Wembley Road, Ryder Brow, Balmain Avenue, Belle Vue, Melland Road, Belle Garratt Way, Manchester Vue, Matthews Lane, Crowcroft Park, Manor Road, Whitwell Way, Gorton Levenshulme, Thorncliffe Grove, Levenshulme, Elmsworth Avenue, Levenshulme, Milford Drive, Whitwell Way, Manchester Levenshulme, Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Lloyd Beckett Street, Gorton Road, Levenshulme, Broom Lane, Levenshulme, Crayƒeld Road, Levenshulme, Albert Road, Beckett Street, Manchester Levenshulme, Levenshulme Station, Levenshulme, Toft Road, Ryder Brow Alma Road, Levenshulme, Clare Road, Levenshulme, Cringle Park, Levenshulme, Crossley Road, Burnage, Knutsford Road, Manchester Avon Road, Burnage, Shawbrook Road, Burnage, Sacred Heart Church, Ryder Brow Westdean Crescent, Burnage, Carrgreen Close, Green End, Barcicroft Road, Burnage, Lane End Road, Poplar Grove, Manchester Burnage, Lavister Avenue, Burnage, Berwick Avenue, Burnage, Queensway, Burnage, Barlow High School, Ryder Brow Station, Ryder Brow Burnage Levenshulme Road, Manchester Wembley Road, Ryder Brow Balmain Avenue, Belle Vue Melland Road, Belle Vue Matthews Lane, Crowcroft Park Manor Road, Levenshulme Thorncliffe Grove, Levenshulme 190 Broom Lane, Manchester Elmsworth Avenue, Levenshulme 2 Elmsworth Avenue, Manchester Milford Drive, Levenshulme Stockport Road, Levenshulme Lloyd Road, Manchester Lloyd Road, Levenshulme 1085 Stockport Road, Manchester Broom Lane, Levenshulme 1082 Stockport Road, Manchester Crayƒeld Road, Levenshulme 1032 Stockport Road, Manchester Albert Road, Levenshulme 893 Stockport Road, Manchester Levenshulme Station, Levenshulme The Street With No Name, Manchester Alma Road, Levenshulme Alma Road, Manchester Clare Road, Levenshulme Errwood Crescent, Manchester Cringle Park, Levenshulme Crossley Road, Burnage Avon Road, Burnage Shawbrook Road, Burnage Shawbrook Road, Manchester Westdean Crescent, Burnage Woodview Avenue, Manchester Carrgreen Close, Green End Barcicroft Road, Burnage 576 Burnage Lane, Manchester Lane End Road, Burnage Lavister Avenue, Burnage Burnage Lane, Manchester Berwick Avenue, Burnage Queensway, Burnage 9 Queensway, Manchester Barlow High School, Burnage 727 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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