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Local Area Map Bus Map Gipsy Hill Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map Emmanuel Church 102 ST. GOTHARD ROAD 26 94 1 Dulwich Wood A 9 CARNAC STREET Sydenham Hill 25 LY Nursery School L A L L CHALFORD ROAD AV E N U E L 92 B HAMILTON ROAD 44 22 E O W Playground Y E UPPPPPPERE R L N I 53 30 T D N GREAT BROWNINGS T D KingswoodK d B E E T O N WAY S L R 13 A E L E A 16 I L Y E V 71 L B A L E P Estate E O E L O Y NELLO JAMES GARDENS Y L R N 84 Kingswood House A N A D R SYDEENE NNHAMAMM E 75 R V R 13 (Library and O S E R I 68 122 V A N G L Oxford Circus N3 Community Centre) E R 3 D U E E A K T S E B R O W N I N G L G I SSeeeleyeele Drivee 67 2 S E 116 21 H WOODSYRE 88 1 O 282 L 1 LITTLE BORNES 2 U L M ROUSE GARDENS Regent Street M O T O A U S N T L O S E E N 1 A C R E C Hamley’s Toy Store A R D G H H E S C 41 ST. BERNARDS A M 5 64 J L O N E L N Hillcrest WEST END 61 CLOSE 6 1 C 24 49 60 E C L I V E R O A D ST. CLOUD ROAD K E E R 10 V ROMMANY ROAD 60 V I Estate B R I D D 167 O Piccadilly Circus O D E 39 30 R R 19 12 B W R O D R O S 2 Y Y 6 W Y A Ketra D O M E H I L L PA R K X E S 37 G L 14 D E N E L A R 107 S A N P G E T U S E Community 10 2 N O E N ST. DENIS ROAD 10 R E D E S R HAMILTON ROAD Hall E I A R C K H I L L R O U Trafalgar Square BURTWELL1 LANE I 24 Q D N V S K 1 A E L N for Charing Cross Y A L 3 E M 25 ST. GOTHARD ROAD R Y 30 S N E I KINGSWOOD DRIVE CHAMPNESS O 108 L R A CLOSE 89 35 183 T A O L PENNINGTON A CHESTNUT 1 Westminster 168 1 D D CE L PLA CLOSE E H V ROMMANY ROAD 115 R I Parliament Square 98 A I D 36 15 T F L C 1 H 2 E 133 E O V E R 2 O L W U H O Millbank Thames House L 219 G O N I 3 Lambeth Palace D H L 132 41 T D S E Hamiltonmil onn RRoaRo oadadd R 26 EWS N A I M E River Thames ST. LOUIS ROAD V 130 D G I Paxton Green E Imperial War Museum Indusstrrial EstatEEsstaattete SURREY R N A E S L C L 2 Health Centre E B E L G U SURREY MEWS L B HAMILTON ROAD TANNOY SQUARE 10 15 Y BOWEN DRIVE D D 6 R Kennington Church for Oval 21 I R R D G T O N P L A C E The A 36 I I N 17 B PAXT L O E E 1 E Paxton V I S 13 A E N D 23 180 111 94 D C A R U O D R O L P H Clapham Stockwell M D W G M O A A N Y R P 138 GipsyGipG sy Roadoad I I E C A 322 103 C H Common Green 79 E Brixton H St. Margaret T W M 229 Clitherow O 120 RC Church F Clapham Clapham North O H HUNTERS MEADOW H O BRIXTON D O Common for Clapham 2 G I G 4 St. Margaret A I P 1 G I P S Y H I L L 16 R U S 2 11311 P WICKERS OAKE T L Y B O N M A R C H E Clitherow H D N Old Town High Street R U A C O G I PTeddies S Y R O A D TERRACE MEWS L ROMMANY ROAD L Church Hall O Railton Road A 179 W ROCKWELL GARDENSR 1 D U T 80 Nursery I G R K WAVEL PLACE C I T 20909 H 1 BELL MEADOW L E A S K Long W C O I O P R Kingswood O P Brixton Meadow D I A N OAKS AVENUE C E Primary School A P Lambeth Town Hall V THORSDEN WAY E Astra Palace N D U 2 D C Hotel 19 E CLAPHAM L R O Y 37 M O Effra Road 1 O I 108 45 E I L L West Norwood H R O L V D A W O O K A T W S V L E COMMON A H WES HERNE HILL V C E E I N N D U W E U 14 L U Herne Hill E 29 E 108 G 28 Croxted Road Croxted Close Norwood ParParkark E E KINGSTON 97 T CHARTERS CLOSE Y R D SQUARE L L N A 1 O F E L A 70 Y R Croxted Road Turney Road R I A A Q V ST. KITTS TERRACE CHARTERS CLOSE E H V U E A Norwood Road O H N D R A 28 G U P R E Brockwell Park Gardens 74 14 G DULWICH WOOD AVENUEE Crystal Palace S 22 M L R ’ O I H O E Caravan Club Site S A U Croxted Road Pymers Mead R P R D C E S T 12 A BERRIDGE Y L CLOSE TYLNEY AVENUE L ROAD GEORGETOWN CLOSE M O N BRIDGETOWN Norwood Road T S 1 A 16 E R R A AT 1 41 C L O 21 H S S E Berridge Road Estate Deronda Road Berridge Road P 4 I West Dulwich Lambeth Play Resource Centre 1 Community Church L Association L Croxted Road B L 70 E S 130 A R A 83 R I N W I S B T H D U Norwood Road I G R Y T E E S 70 L E 5 R Playground Y R R O A C O L B Y R O A D Thurlow Park Road O A O D D Croxted Road D A A Y 41 D O 2 R Lings Coppice Café W F O A 1 T CR I S R 48 R Gipsy Hill Q Crystal Palace 2 B 39 U B E H TULSE V Transmitting Station 56 L I A O R Norwood Park 11 1 R Tulse Hill O D South Croxted Road Kingdom A Dulwich M 1 E R 30 R 25 H D U O Hall N 8 N Upper A E A Park Hall Road A 122 L WHITELEY ROAD V X MOUNTBATTENCLOSE D A D L E U Wood HILL LW O D L I C H W O L R 23 A O D U L A R N I D I N G R Norwood Road H O A South Croxted D 1 D 73 Lancaster Avenue S A Road CLOSE O ’ R B MOUNTBATTEN 1 R E A B L ER O A 23 D U R N 59 U I N R D SPINNEY GDNS T 38 G N 97 N R E 59 L 31 O C O South Croxted Road A L Norwood Road D O C S 2 WOODLAND ROAD E E 23 B Church Approach GIBBS Robson Road SA SQUARE Crysrysysttaltaall PalacePPal E N G I P S Y H I L L A L 2 1 ParP raade 1 Y B E L L Crystal Palace O O 17817 M W South Croxted Road H A O VIEW Site of Park GIBBS CLOSE L B L 114 Robson Road BURNTWOOD C E 1 R O 1 JASPER ROAD Alleyn Road N T A NORWOON RWOORWW ODO the Crystal Palace R A GIBBS AVENUE D L 55 CAWNPORE STREET F Norwood Road 14 A H 70 W 22 72 R I 23 B 142 O A L ALEXANDRA DRIVE Q L O O U L 23 D K 2 H L W L J R 17 A E A A Church of the R Y 27 N S E 77 A P N D N Faithful Virgin E R S P O Robson Road R R Virgo Fidelis O Paxton A O R U R D C A O T N Preparatory School 78 Primary School H O D D A R A Y D O D R JASPER PASSAGE X D E 1 TE L I Virgo Fidelis R D L V 1 VICTORIA CRESCENT 48 O E WOODLAND HILL AD A The yellow tinted area includes every Convent Senior 33 School HIGHLAND ROAD H AW K E R O A D D Park Hall Road bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles HERMITAGE A E EN 1 O O V A Christ H R ROAD K Martell Road I R O M A N R I S E W Goodliffe from Gipsy Hill.
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