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683 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 683 bus time schedule & line map 683 Keynsham - Chew Magna - Blagdon - Wells View In Website Mode The 683 bus line (Keynsham - Chew Magna - Blagdon - Wells) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Keynsham: 1:10 PM (2) Wells: 9:05 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 683 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 683 bus arriving. Direction: Keynsham 683 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Keynsham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Wells Market Street, Wells Tuesday 1:10 PM Chamberlain Street, Wells Wednesday Not Operational College Road, Wells Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Beryl Farm, Walcombe Saturday Not Operational Bristol Road, Walcombe Pen Hill Hillgrove Farm, Green Ore 683 bus Info Direction: Keynsham Hunters Lodge, Priddy Stops: 51 Trip Duration: 90 min The Beeches, Priddy Line Summary: Bus Station, Wells, Chamberlain Street, Wells, College Road, Wells, Beryl Farm, Walcombe, Bristol Road, Walcombe, Pen Hill, The New Inn, Priddy Hillgrove Farm, Green Ore, Hunters Lodge, Priddy, The Beeches, Priddy, The New Inn, Priddy, Mendip Mendip Heights Caravan Park, Priddy Heights Caravan Park, Priddy, Harptree Lodge Kennels, Priddy, Castle Of Comfort Inn, Priddy, Harptree Lodge Kennels, Priddy Paywell Farm, Charterhouse, Seymour Arms, Blagdon, Church Street, Blagdon, Dipland Grove, Castle Of Comfort Inn, Priddy Blagdon, Ubley Church, Ubley, Mendip Villas, Compton Martin, Post O∆ce, Compton Martin, Stoke Paywell Farm, Charterhouse Inn, Chew Stoke, Chew Medical Practice, Chew Stoke, Chew Valley School, Chew Magna, Sacred Heart, Seymour Arms, Blagdon Chew Magna, Post O∆ce, Chew Magna, Norton Liberty Lane, Blagdon Civil Parish Lane, Chew Magna, Round House, Stanton Drew, Belluton Lane, Belluton, Gibbet Lane, Hursley Hill, Church Street, Blagdon Tyning House, Hursley Hill, Poplars Cottage, Queen Charlton, Bilbie Green, Keynsham, Longmeadow Dipland Grove, Blagdon Road, Keynsham, Holly Walk, Keynsham, Castle Primary Sch, Keynsham, Farleigh Road, Keynsham, Ubley Church, Ubley Berkeley Gardens, Keynsham, Stirling Way, Keynsham, Albert Road, Keynsham, Ship Inn, Mendip Villas, Compton Martin Keynsham, Memorial Park, Keynsham, The Talbot, Keynsham, Chandag Road, Keynsham, Wellsway Post O∆ce, Compton Martin School, Keynsham, Lambourn Road, Keynsham, The Reddings, Compton Martin Civil Parish Windrush Road, Keynsham, Minsmere Road, Keynsham, Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham, Martock Stoke Inn, Chew Stoke Road, Keynsham, Lytes Cary Road, Keynsham, Quarry Hay, Chew Stoke Civil Parish Courtenay Road, Keynsham Chew Medical Practice, Chew Stoke Salway Close, Chew Stoke Civil Parish Chew Valley School, Chew Magna Sacred Heart, Chew Magna Post O∆ce, Chew Magna 5 South Parade, Chew Magna Civil Parish Norton Lane, Chew Magna B3130, Chew Magna Civil Parish Round House, Stanton Drew Belluton Lane, Belluton Gibbet Lane, Hursley Hill Tyning House, Hursley Hill Poplars Cottage, Queen Charlton Bilbie Green, Keynsham Charlton Road, Keynsham Civil Parish Longmeadow Road, Keynsham Cherry Tree Close, Keynsham Civil Parish Holly Walk, Keynsham Maple Walk, Keynsham Civil Parish Castle Primary Sch, Keynsham Maple Walk, Keynsham Civil Parish Farleigh Road, Keynsham Berkeley Gardens, Keynsham Stirling Way, Keynsham Park Road, Keynsham Albert Road, Keynsham Albert Road, Keynsham Ship Inn, Keynsham Memorial Park, Keynsham The Talbot, Keynsham Chandag Road, Keynsham Wellsway School, Keynsham Lambourn Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham 92 Hurn Lane, Keynsham Martock Road, Keynsham Rhode Close, Keynsham Lytes Cary Road, Keynsham Courtenay Road, Keynsham Direction: Wells 683 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Wells Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Courtenay Road, Keynsham Tuesday 9:05 AM Lytes Cary Road, Keynsham Wednesday Not Operational Martock Road, Keynsham Thursday Not Operational Wayford Close, Keynsham Friday Not Operational Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham 94 Hurn Lane, Keynsham Saturday Not Operational Minsmere Road, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham 683 bus Info Windrush Road, Keynsham Direction: Wells Stops: 51 Lambourn Road, Keynsham Trip Duration: 88 min Line Summary: Courtenay Road, Keynsham, Lytes Chandag Road, Keynsham Cary Road, Keynsham, Martock Road, Keynsham, Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham, Minsmere Road, The New Inn, Keynsham Keynsham, Windrush Road, Keynsham, Lambourn Road, Keynsham, Chandag Road, Keynsham, The Memorial Park, Keynsham New Inn, Keynsham, Memorial Park, Keynsham, Ship Inn, Keynsham, Albert Road, Keynsham, Stirling Way, Ship Inn, Keynsham Keynsham, Berkeley Gardens, Keynsham, Farleigh Road, Keynsham, Castle Primary Sch, Keynsham, Albert Road, Keynsham Holly Walk, Keynsham, Longmeadow Road, Keynsham, Bilbie Green, Keynsham, Poplars Cottage, Albert Road, Keynsham Queen Charlton, Belluton Lane, Belluton, Lower Stirling Way, Keynsham Belluton Farm, Belluton, Round House, Stanton Drew, Norton Lane, Chew Magna, Post O∆ce, Chew Park Road, Keynsham Magna, Sacred Heart, Chew Magna, Highƒeld House, Berkeley Gardens, Keynsham Chew Magna, Chew Valley School, Chew Magna, Chew Medical Practice, Chew Stoke, Stoke Inn, Chew Stoke, Post O∆ce, Compton Martin, Mendip Villas, Farleigh Road, Keynsham Compton Martin, Ubley Church, Ubley, Dipland Grove, Blagdon, Church Street, Blagdon, Seymour Arms, Castle Primary Sch, Keynsham Blagdon, Paywell Farm, Charterhouse, Castle Of Maple Walk, Keynsham Civil Parish Comfort Inn, Priddy, Harptree Lodge Kennels, Priddy, Mendip Heights Caravan Park, Priddy, The New Inn, Holly Walk, Keynsham Priddy, The Beeches, Priddy, Hunters Lodge, Priddy, Maple Walk, Keynsham Civil Parish Hillgrove Farm, Green Ore, Barrow Cottage, Pen Hill, Bristol Hill, Walcombe, Beryl Farm, Walcombe, Longmeadow Road, Keynsham College Road, Wells, New Street, Wells, Hsbc Bank, Cherry Tree Close, Keynsham Civil Parish Wells, Bus Station, Wells Bilbie Green, Keynsham Poplars Cottage, Queen Charlton Belluton Lane, Belluton Lower Belluton Farm, Belluton Round House, Stanton Drew Norton Lane, Chew Magna Post O∆ce, Chew Magna 11 South Parade, Chew Magna Civil Parish Sacred Heart, Chew Magna Highƒeld House, Chew Magna Chew Valley School, Chew Magna Chew Medical Practice, Chew Stoke Salway Close, Chew Stoke Civil Parish Stoke Inn, Chew Stoke Quarry Hay, Chew Stoke Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Compton Martin The Batch, Compton Martin Civil Parish Mendip Villas, Compton Martin Ubley Church, Ubley Dipland Grove, Blagdon Church Street, Blagdon Seymour Arms, Blagdon Liberty Lane, Blagdon Civil Parish Paywell Farm, Charterhouse Castle Of Comfort Inn, Priddy Harptree Lodge Kennels, Priddy Mendip Heights Caravan Park, Priddy The New Inn, Priddy The Beeches, Priddy Hunters Lodge, Priddy Hillgrove Farm, Green Ore Barrow Cottage, Pen Hill Bristol Hill, Walcombe Beryl Farm, Walcombe College Road, Wells New Street, Wells New Street, Wells Hsbc Bank, Wells Bus Station, Wells Market Street, Wells 683 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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