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Buses from Queen's Park Buses from Queen’s Park Key CRICKLEWOOD 206 O Connections with London Underground Wembley Park — The Paddocks Cricklewood Broadway o Connections with London Overground Cricklewood Lane 316 R Connections with National Rail Cricklewood Cricklewood Broadway Brent Town Hall Bus Garage Skardu Road Shoot Up Hill Mill Lane Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Wembley Park service. The disc appears on the top of the bus stop in the Shoot Up Hill street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). St CuthbertÕs Road 24 hour Willesden South Way 6 service BRONDESBURY Bus Garage Sidmouth Road Sidmouth Road Kilburn Hanover Road Brondesbury Park Route finder Chambers Lane Brondesbury Park Milverton Road Great Central Way Pound Lane The yellow tinted area includes every Day buses including 24-hour services bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Brondesbury Peter Avenue miles from Queens Park. Main stops Bus route Towards Bus stops Brondesbury Park are shown in the white area outside. 187 Willesden Centre for Health & Care Manor House Drive O Centre 24 hour 2 6 service Aldwych ABC Brent Park Donnington Road Kilburn High Road SainsburyÕs Tesco and IKEA Harlesden Road Willesden Sports Centre Buckley Road Roundwood Park Willesden GHJ Brondesbury Park 24 hour Harlesden Road Finchley Road 36 service New Cross BDE O Centre Brentfield Road Wrottesley Road Kilburn High Road 2 Swaminarayan Temple Priory Park Road 187 Finchley Road ABE Salusbury Road Finchley Road Park Royal FHJ Brooksville Avenue Kilburn High Road Kilburn Park K Harlesden Chamberlayne Road Victoria Road 206 Wrottesley Road All Souls Avenue K A RD Wembley Park L Furness Road I RI N O VICT Finchley Road G S S College Crescent A HARLESDEN M W L Kilburn High Road Cricklewood ABC L 316 I Brondesbury Road All Souls Avenue L O U Brondesbury Road M QueenÕs O S K Donaldson Road D B A Library White City GHJ U N Park A Park Royal R OAD Swiss Cottage V R R Y URY SWISS ASDA E SB O NDE . RO Doyle Gardens A B 'P1ndar Chamberlayne Road D Kilburn High Road Okehampton Road COTTAGE ROAD Liddell Gardens VIST HAR R Finchley Road Central Middlesex Hospital College Road O A Boundary Road D AD 187 RO Kilburn Park Liddell Gardens Chamberlayne Road QueenÕs Park RT BE Chamberlayne Road Wrentham Avenue AL 206 B Finchley Road PARK ALLINGTON NT MO R LARE E Queens Grove Kensal Rise ROAD C I R ROAD M E D E N Rudolph Road ROYAL R R C P O St AugustineÕs Church A C KILBURN LANE CARLTON VALE F B St Johns Wood E E R Carlton Vale S E G E H T T N Banister Road J H U Pentland Road R H F R T H N E O Wakeman Road F O E I E E V A F T A V E ROAD E D D A N PORTNAL Chamberlayne Circus Road Road Wellington Road Banister Road Kilburn Lane Shirland Road Harrow Road Fernhead Road Kilburn Park Road Circus Road Cambridge Road Grove End Road Shirland Road Ladbroke Grove Saltram Crescent SainsburyÕs Hall Road Maida Vale Shirland Road KENSAL Chippenham Road Ladbroke Grove Kensal House TOWN Elgin Avenue Shirland Road Maida Vale Chippenham Road Elgin Avenue Hall Road Warwick Avenue Barlby Road Barlby Gardens Elgin Avenue Shirland Road Clifton Road Harrow Road Charfield Court St CharlesÕ Centre for Health and Wellbeing PADDINGTON NORTH St MarkÕs Road GREEN St Charles Square KENSINGTON Harrow Road Police Station Edgware Road Orchardson Street Cambridge St MarkÕs Road Harrow Road Gardens Oxford Gardens Sutherland Avenue St MarkÕs Road BishopÕs Harrow Road Bridge Road Cirencester Street Porchester Terrace North Paddington Bramley Road Royal Oak BishopÕs CITY OF 316 Crowthorne Road Bridge Road Edgware Road White City Bus Station Westbourne Terrace LONDON for Westfield Latimer Road Marble Arch Trafalgar Square for ShepherdÕs Bush 24 hour Oxford Circus Charing Cross 6 service for Westfield Hyde Park Selfridges Piccadilly Circus Aldwych Corner for Bond Street for Covent Garden Victoria Vauxhall Bridge Road for Pimlico River Thames Vauxhall Kennington Peckham New Cross Oval Town Centre Bus Garage Camberwell Green QueenÕs Road 24 hour River Thames 36 service © Transport for London Peckham Information correct from 15 October 2011 TFL21020.10.11 (P).
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