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73 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 73 bus time schedule & line map 73 Nantwich - Buerton - Audlem - Nantwich View In Website Mode The 73 bus line Nantwich - Buerton - Audlem - Nantwich has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Nantwich: 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 73 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 73 bus arriving. Direction: Nantwich 73 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Nantwich Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM Bus Station, Nantwich 51 Beam Street, Nantwich Tuesday 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM Frog & Ferret, Nantwich Wednesday 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM 4 Oat Market, Nantwich Thursday 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM Railway Station, Nantwich Friday 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM Pillory Street, Nantwich Saturday 7:32 AM - 2:45 PM St Anne's Primary School, Nantwich Wellington Road, Nantwich Station View, Nantwich Station View, Nantwich 73 bus Info Direction: Nantwich Cronkinson Oak, Nantwich Stops: 46 Cronkinson Oak, Nantwich Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Nantwich, Frog & Ferret, Station View, Nantwich Nantwich, Railway Station, Nantwich, St Anne's 35 Station View, Nantwich Primary School, Nantwich, Station View, Nantwich, Cronkinson Oak, Nantwich, Station View, Nantwich, Newbold Way, Nantwich Newbold Way, Nantwich, Oak Grove, Nantwich, Brine 28 Park Road, Nantwich Leas High School, Nantwich, The Globe, Nantwich, Methodist Church, Nantwich, Bishops Wood, Oak Grove, Nantwich Stapeley, Broad Lane, Stapeley, Primary School, The Pike, Nantwich Stapeley, Hatherton House, Hatherton, Park Lane, Hatherton, Fields Farm, Hatherton, Oakes Corner, Brine Leas High School, Nantwich Hatherton, White Lion Ph, Hankelow, Longhill Lane, 49 Audlem Road, Nantwich Buerton, Festival Avenue, Buerton, Kettle Lane, Chapel End, Post O∆ce, Audlem, Tollgate Drive, The Globe, Nantwich Audlem, Coole Lane, Brown's Bank, Lightwood Green 91 Audlem Road, Nantwich Avenue, Lightwood Green, Walkmill Farm, Royal's Green, Council Houses, Burleydam, Combermere Methodist Church, Nantwich Arms, Burleydam, Lodge Gates, Combermere Park, 127 Audlem Road, Nantwich Council Houses, Newhall, Aston Crossroads, Aston, Bhurtpore Arms Ph, Aston, Railway Station, Bishops Wood, Stapeley Wrenbury, Primary School, Wrenbury, Pinsley View, Broad Lane, Nantwich Wrenbury, Oakƒeld Avenue, Wrenbury, Primary School, Wrenbury, Sound Heath, Sound, Farmers Broad Lane, Stapeley Arms Ph, Ravensmoor, Marsh Lane, Nantwich, Cope Primary School, Stapeley Avenue, Nantwich, Millƒelds, Nantwich, Water Lode, Nantwich, Bus Station, Nantwich Hatherton House, Hatherton Park Lane, Hatherton Fields Farm, Hatherton Oakes Corner, Hatherton White Lion Ph, Hankelow Old School Lane, Hankelow Civil Parish Longhill Lane, Buerton Festival Avenue, Buerton Kettle Lane, Chapel End Post O∆ce, Audlem Tollgate Drive, Audlem Coole Lane, Brown's Bank Lightwood Green Avenue, Lightwood Green Walkmill Farm, Royal's Green Council Houses, Burleydam Combermere Arms, Burleydam Lodge Gates, Combermere Park Council Houses, Newhall Aston Crossroads, Aston Bhurtpore Arms Ph, Aston Railway Station, Wrenbury Primary School, Wrenbury Oakƒeld Avenue, Wrenbury Cum Frith Civil Parish Pinsley View, Wrenbury Pinsley View, Wrenbury Cum Frith Civil Parish Oakƒeld Avenue, Wrenbury Sandƒeld Avenue, Wrenbury Cum Frith Civil Parish Primary School, Wrenbury Sound Heath, Sound Farmers Arms Ph, Ravensmoor Marsh Lane, Nantwich 198 Queens Drive, Nantwich Civil Parish Cope Avenue, Nantwich 120 Queens Drive, Nantwich Millƒelds, Nantwich 1 Millƒelds, Nantwich Water Lode, Nantwich High Street, Nantwich Bus Station, Nantwich 51 Beam Street, Nantwich 73 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in North West. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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