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Hillsbus Region 4 Network Hills District Bus Guide - Network Map Weekday services as at 18 October 2021 Continues to Windsor Continues to Maraylya O Ca (on Area map) ld tara (on Area map) Oakville P ct R itt d Rd T The Gables y ow r r n D da R ta n d et 643 u l d o al Glenorie Glenorie V R North B e 637 c i f f O O l d t s N o o r P t h e r n Vineyard R d P i t t B T ra Box o h w W m n a Hill in n R d R d so d r Rd d R l Dr m me r r a Ca F t n u C o a M Kenthurst d L w a e 639 n ll g s R Rd 608 d 639 Kenthurst P o 640 r t e r s Nelson R d d R ry r d e R T 643 n r e h H rt W yn o d N Continues to Berrilee in s R d d ld s (on Area map) o O r R d d P Nelson R Edward ort s Rd ers Rd Annangrove P it t Riverstone Rd T d ve o R gro w ia n d na n 640 a c n R r A d A North Kellyville 605 Kenthurst C e l i a R d P S o t r r d i t R n e Middle d g r n e s d E r R R ile ford Dr R Dural il d d M M n P r itt e W h To t wn r i o M n Rd d 617 N i d s Ave ld o ur O rdo 633 Timbar D r e ra Ab C Ave u R 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