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415 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 415 bus time schedule & line map 415 Newton Stewart - Machars View In Website Mode The 415 bus line (Newton Stewart - Machars) has 8 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Isle Of Whithorn: 7:20 PM (2) Kirkinner: 5:10 PM (3) Minnigaff: 6:44 AM - 3:50 PM (4) Mochrum: 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM (5) Newton Stewart: 6:34 AM - 3:35 PM (6) Port William: 6:24 AM - 3:55 PM (7) Whithorn: 7:40 PM - 8:20 PM (8) Whithorn: 1:45 PM - 6:04 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 415 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 415 bus arriving. Direction: Isle Of Whithorn 415 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Isle Of Whithorn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:50 AM Monday 7:20 PM Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart Tuesday 7:20 PM Wigtown Road, Newton Stewart Wednesday 7:20 PM Wigtown Road, Newton Stewart Thursday 7:20 PM Moss Of Cree, Newton Stewart Friday 7:20 PM 1 Lamachan View, Scotland Saturday 4:02 PM - 7:20 PM Baltersan, Newton Stewart A714, Carse Of Clary Carsegowan, Wigtown 415 bus Info Direction: Isle Of Whithorn Culquhirk, Wigtown Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 60 min Primary, Wigtown Line Summary: Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart, Wigtown Road, Newton Stewart, Moss Of Cree, North Main St, Wigtown Newton Stewart, Baltersan, Newton Stewart, A714, North Main Street, Wigtown Carse Of Clary, Carsegowan, Wigtown, Culquhirk, Wigtown, Primary, Wigtown, North Main St, Wigtown, Standing Stones, Bladnoch Standing Stones, Bladnoch, Standing Stones, Bladnoch, Whauphill Jct, Kirkinner, Primary School, Standing Stones, Bladnoch Kirkinner, Main Street, Kirkinner, Balfern, Kirkinner, Orchardton Cottages, Garlieston, Mill Road, Garlieston, South Crescent, Garlieston, South Street, Whauphill Jct, Kirkinner Garlieston, High Street, Garlieston, Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston, Whitehills, Sorbie, Village, Primary School, Kirkinner Sorbie, Pheasant Hotel, Sorbie, Bridgehouse Farm, Sorbie, Castlewigg, Whithorn, Bus Depot, Whithorn, Main Street, Kirkinner St John Street, Whithorn, The Grapes, Whithorn, Post O∆ce, Whithorn, High Street, Whithorn, Low Balcray, Balfern, Kirkinner Isle Of Whithorn, Halfway House, Isle Of Whithorn, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn, Boyack Road, Isle Of Orchardton Cottages, Garlieston Whithorn, Main Street, Isle Of Whithorn Mill Road, Garlieston Mill Road, Scotland South Crescent, Garlieston South Street, Garlieston South Street, Scotland High Street, Garlieston High Street, Scotland Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston Mill Road, Scotland Whitehills, Sorbie Village, Sorbie Pheasant Hotel, Sorbie Bridgehouse Farm, Sorbie Castlewigg, Whithorn Bus Depot, Whithorn Station Road, Scotland St John Street, Whithorn The Grapes, Whithorn Post O∆ce, Whithorn High Street, Whithorn Green Lane, Scotland Low Balcray, Isle Of Whithorn Halfway House, Isle Of Whithorn B7004, Scotland Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn Boyach Road, Scotland Main Street, Isle Of Whithorn Direction: Kirkinner 415 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Kirkinner Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:10 PM Monday Not Operational Square, Port William The Square, Scotland Tuesday Not Operational Barsalloch, Port William Wednesday Not Operational Beach, Monreith Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Village, Monreith Saturday Not Operational Cairndoon, Monreith Craiglemine, Monreith Glasserton, Whithorn 415 bus Info Direction: Kirkinner A746 Jct, Isle Of Whithorn Stops: 34 Trip Duration: 58 min Line Summary: Square, Port William, Barsalloch, Drury Lane, Isle Of Whithorn Port William, Beach, Monreith, Village, Monreith, Cairndoon, Monreith, Craiglemine, Monreith, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn Glasserton, Whithorn, A746 Jct, Isle Of Whithorn, Drury Lane, Isle Of Whithorn, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn Whithorn, Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn, Main Boyach Road, Scotland Street, Isle Of Whithorn, Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn, Halfway Main Street, Isle Of Whithorn House, Isle Of Whithorn, Low Balcray, Isle Of Whithorn, High Street, Whithorn, Clydesdale Bank, Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn Whithorn, The Grapes, Whithorn, St John Street, Whithorn, Bus Depot, Whithorn, Castlewigg, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn Whithorn, Bridgehouse Farm, Sorbie, Pheasant Inn, Sorbie, Village, Sorbie, Whitehills, Sorbie, Mill Road, Halfway House, Isle Of Whithorn Garlieston, South Crescent, Garlieston, South Street, B7004, Scotland Garlieston, High Street, Garlieston, Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston, Orchardton Cottages, Low Balcray, Isle Of Whithorn Garlieston, Balfern, Kirkinner, Main Street, Kirkinner High Street, Whithorn Green Lane, Scotland Clydesdale Bank, Whithorn The Grapes, Whithorn St John Street, Whithorn Bus Depot, Whithorn Castlewigg, Whithorn Bridgehouse Farm, Sorbie Pheasant Inn, Sorbie Village, Sorbie Main Street, Scotland Whitehills, Sorbie Mill Road, Garlieston Mill Road, Scotland South Crescent, Garlieston South Street, Garlieston South Street, Scotland High Street, Garlieston High Street, Scotland Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston Mill Road, Scotland Orchardton Cottages, Garlieston Balfern, Kirkinner Main Street, Kirkinner Direction: Minnigaff 415 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Minnigaff Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:44 AM - 3:50 PM Village, Mochrum Tuesday 6:44 AM - 3:50 PM Seaview, Port William Wednesday 6:44 AM - 3:50 PM Square, Port William Thursday 6:44 AM - 3:50 PM The Square, Scotland Friday 6:44 AM - 3:50 PM Barsalloch, Port William Saturday 6:44 AM - 4:10 PM Beach, Monreith Village, Monreith Cairndoon, Monreith 415 bus Info Direction: Minnigaff Craiglemine, Monreith Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 85 min Glasserton, Whithorn Line Summary: Village, Mochrum, Seaview, Port William, Square, Port William, Barsalloch, Port William, Beach, Monreith, Village, Monreith, A746 Jct, Isle Of Whithorn Cairndoon, Monreith, Craiglemine, Monreith, Glasserton, Whithorn, A746 Jct, Isle Of Whithorn, Drury Lane, Isle Of Whithorn Drury Lane, Isle Of Whithorn, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn, Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn, Main Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn Street, Isle Of Whithorn, Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn, Halfway Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn House, Isle Of Whithorn, Low Balcray, Isle Of Boyach Road, Scotland Whithorn, High Street, Whithorn, Clydesdale Bank, Whithorn, The Grapes, Whithorn, St John Street, Main Street, Isle Of Whithorn Whithorn, Bus Depot, Whithorn, Castlewigg, Whithorn, Bridgehouse Farm, Sorbie, Pheasant Inn, Boyack Road, Isle Of Whithorn Sorbie, Village, Sorbie, Whitehills, Sorbie, Mill Road, Garlieston, South Crescent, Garlieston, South Street, Prestrie Farm, Isle Of Whithorn Garlieston, High Street, Garlieston, Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston, Orchardton Cottages, Halfway House, Isle Of Whithorn Garlieston, Balfern, Kirkinner, Main Street, Kirkinner, B7004, Scotland Whauphill Jct, Kirkinner, Standing Stones, Bladnoch, North Main St, Wigtown, Primary, Wigtown, Low Balcray, Isle Of Whithorn Culquhirk, Wigtown, Carsegowan, Wigtown, A714, Carse Of Clary, Baltersan, Newton Stewart, Moss Of High Street, Whithorn Cree, Newton Stewart, Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart, Victoria St, Newton Stewart, Cree Inn, Green Lane, Scotland Minnigaff Clydesdale Bank, Whithorn The Grapes, Whithorn St John Street, Whithorn Bus Depot, Whithorn Castlewigg, Whithorn Bridgehouse Farm, Sorbie Pheasant Inn, Sorbie Village, Sorbie Main Street, Scotland Whitehills, Sorbie Mill Road, Garlieston Mill Road, Scotland South Crescent, Garlieston South Street, Garlieston South Street, Scotland High Street, Garlieston High Street, Scotland Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston Mill Road, Scotland Orchardton Cottages, Garlieston Balfern, Kirkinner Main Street, Kirkinner Whauphill Jct, Kirkinner Standing Stones, Bladnoch North Main St, Wigtown North Main Street, Wigtown Primary, Wigtown New Road, Wigtown Culquhirk, Wigtown Carsegowan, Wigtown A714, Carse Of Clary Baltersan, Newton Stewart Moss Of Cree, Newton Stewart Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart Victoria St, Newton Stewart Victoria Street, Newton Stewart Cree Inn, Minnigaff Direction: Mochrum 415 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Mochrum Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM Cree Inn, Minnigaff Tuesday 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM Victoria St, Newton Stewart 25 Victoria Street, Newton Stewart Wednesday 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM Thursday 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart Friday 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM Wigtown Road, Newton Stewart Saturday 7:50 AM - 5:15 PM Wigtown Road, Newton Stewart Moss Of Cree, Newton Stewart 1 Lamachan View, Scotland 415 bus Info Baltersan, Newton Stewart Direction: Mochrum Stops: 51 A714, Carse Of Clary Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Cree Inn, Minnigaff, Victoria St, Carsegowan, Wigtown Newton Stewart, Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart, Wigtown Road, Newton Stewart, Moss Of Culquhirk, Wigtown Cree, Newton Stewart, Baltersan, Newton Stewart, A714, Carse Of Clary, Carsegowan, Wigtown, Primary, Wigtown Culquhirk, Wigtown, Primary, Wigtown, North Main St, Wigtown, Standing Stones, Bladnoch, Standing North Main St, Wigtown Stones, Bladnoch, Whauphill Jct, Kirkinner, Primary School, Kirkinner, Main Street, Kirkinner, Balfern, North Main Street, Wigtown Kirkinner, Orchardton Cottages, Garlieston, Mill Standing Stones, Bladnoch Road, Garlieston, South Crescent, Garlieston, South Street, Garlieston, High Street, Garlieston, Forteviot Gardens, Garlieston, Whitehills,
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