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Buses from Stratford Buses from Stratford 158 97 69 257 towards Chingford towards towards towards Chingford Mount from stop97 W Walthamstow 69 Central Walthamstow257 Central 158 Bus Station from stops A, F, Y towards Chingford towardsBus Station towards towards Chingford Mount from stop W fromWalthamstow stops A, G Central, M fromWalthamstow stops A, G Central from stops A, F, Y Bus Station Bus Station Leyton Midland Road from stops A, G, M Leytonstonefrom stops A, G Green Man Roundabout Leyton Midland Road 339 Leytonstone Green Man Roundabout from stop S 339 Leytonstone from stop S Church Road Leytonstone 69 97 158 Church Road 69 97 158 Leytonstone High Road Leyton Library Grove Green 308 Road Leytonstone High Road towards Wanstead LeytonLeyton Library Grove Green Woodbine308 Place Spitalfields Market Road towardsfrom stops Wanstead J, W, Z Leyton Cathall Road Woodbine Place Spitalfields Market from stops J, W, Z Velopark High Road Leyton LEYTONCathall Road 257 339 Dames Road High Road Leytonstone Velopark High Road Leyton 257 339 Dames Road 308 LEYTON Wanstead Park 69 339 High Road Leytonstone Sir Ludwig Guttman Major Road 308 69 339 Wanstead Park 276 Homerton Road Health Centre Chobham Road Crownfield Forest Gate Road towards Stoke Sir Ludwig Guttman Major Road 158 Leytonstone Road Newington Common Stratford 276 Homerton Road International Health Centre Chobham Road Crownfield Forest Gate 241 308 Road fromtowards stop Stoke E 158 MarylandLeytonstone Road Newington Common Stratford 108 International 241 308 from308 stop E Maryland69 257 towards Clapton 108 from stop S Lea308 Bridge Roundabout s 69 257 fromtowards stops Clapton C, F, K, T, Y from stop S M Kingsmead O r Lea Bridge Roundabout Estate N LANE T s M ILL 97 F from stops C, F, K, T, Y I Kingsmead WestÀeld O C r WINDM N E Estate Stratford H NE LA V City T E ILL 97 F T O Forest Lane I WestÀeld R C R WINDM G E H O Stratford 276 V E City A E T GROVE CRESCENT O D ROAD H Forest Lane R T 308 Lee Conservancy Road R G O 276 388 A E GROVE CRESCENT 388 pD AN ROAD` H towards London Bridge Lee Conservancy Road T 308 Stratford GE from388 stop W Copper OXFORD D D Atherton 25 L L ROAD A R Water Lane City p Eastway 388 AN O ` E towards London Bridge Box A R Y a Leisure 86 Woodgrange N V Trowbridge Estate Stratford GE NE R A E O Centre m l OXFORDT D 425 Park from stop W Copper S D W Atherton 25 L L ROADA A R R Water Lane Victoria Park Road City E L E Eastway T O A G S Y Box _ A EA Q R a Leisure 86 Woodgrange SN V A Trowbridge Estate NEGR TREER E c m l q EA T H O Centre 425 Park H S W Steps T From 12 OctoberVictoria 2019Park routeRoad 388 will be T A L R E Lift T A G Romford Forest Gate _ EA Q S extended to run between Stratford City S E GR TRE c University of Road Green Street q HEA H 25 and London Bridge. 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Devons Road 241 262 Holborn Viaduct Bromley-by-Bow 425 West Ham 276 108 D8 BOW Upper Road69 473 from stop E, K GillenderBromley-by-Bow Street 241 262 Langdon Park 108 BOW 69 473 East India Greengate Gillender Street East London Cemetery Street Langdon Park Dock Road BlackwallEast India Tunnel Greengate262 East London Cemetery Balaam Street Street All Dock Road Star Lane Hermit Road towards East Beckton Saints Blackwall Tunnel Sainsbury’s262 Balaam Street All Star Lane Hermit Road fromtowards stops East D, BecktonL Saints 276 69 Sainsbury’s 339 D8 108 towards towards 241 from473 stops D, L towards towards Crossharbour Newham University Hospital276 69 Canning Town towards Canning Town towards Shadwell Isle of Dogs ASDA towards Lewisham Gateway Surgical Centre Bus Station Hermit Road North Woolwich Ferry Buses from Stratford 339 D8 108 towards towards 241 473 fromtowards stop X towards Crossharbourfrom stop E from stop X Newham Universityfrom stops Hospital D, L Canningfrom stops Town J, 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