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685 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 685 bus time schedule & line map 685 Carlisle - Newcastle upon Tyne View In Website Mode The 685 bus line (Carlisle - Newcastle upon Tyne) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Brampton: 10:05 AM - 6:05 PM (2) Carlisle: 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM (3) Hexham: 9:05 AM - 5:05 PM (4) Newcastle upon Tyne: 6:05 AM - 6:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 685 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 685 bus arriving. Direction: Brampton 685 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Brampton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle Carlisle Bus Station, Carlisle Tuesday Not Operational Warwick Square, Carlisle Wednesday Not Operational 74 Warwick Road, Carlisle Thursday Not Operational Lismore Place, Warwick Road Friday Not Operational Warwick Road, Carlisle Saturday 10:05 AM - 6:05 PM Brunton Avenue, Warwick Road Brunton Park Football Ground, Warwick Road Petteril Bridge, Warwick Road 685 bus Info Direction: Brampton Bed Centre, Warwick Road Stops: 26 Warwick Road, England Trip Duration: 23 min Line Summary: Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle, Warwick Toby Inn, Warwick Road Square, Carlisle, Lismore Place, Warwick Road, Brunton Avenue, Warwick Road, Brunton Park Tesco Layby, Warwick Road Football Ground, Warwick Road, Petteril Bridge, Warwick Road, Bed Centre, Warwick Road, Toby Inn, Henry Lonsdale Home, Aglionby Warwick Road, Tesco Layby, Warwick Road, Henry Lonsdale Home, Aglionby, Scotby Road End, Scotby Road End, Aglionby Aglionby, Road End, Aglionby, Tithebarn Hill, Warwick Bridge, Gate Lodge, Warwick Bridge, Little Corby Road, Warwick Bridge, Co-Op, Warwick Bridge, Road End, Aglionby Crossroads, Corby Hill, Corby Lea, Corby Hill, Byegill Farm, Hayton, Hayton Hall, Corby Hill, Lane End Inn, Tithebarn Hill, Warwick Bridge Hayton, Geltside Farm, Hayton, Greenhill, Brampton, The Old Chapel, Wetheral Civil Parish St Martin's Drive, Brampton, Police Station, Brampton, Shoulder Of Mutton, Brampton Gate Lodge, Warwick Bridge Little Corby Road, Warwick Bridge Co-Op, Warwick Bridge Crossroads, Corby Hill Corby Lea, Corby Hill Byegill Farm, Hayton Hayton Hall, Corby Hill Lane End Inn, Hayton Geltside Farm, Hayton Greenhill, Brampton Greenhill, Brampton St Martin's Drive, Brampton Well Lonning Close, Brampton Police Station, Brampton Beck Orchard, Brampton Shoulder Of Mutton, Brampton Beck Lane, Brampton Direction: Carlisle 685 bus Time Schedule 117 stops Carlisle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:34 AM - 6:34 PM Monday 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM Eldon Square Bus Station, Newcastle upon Tyne 21 St George’s Way, Newcastle Upon Tyne Tuesday 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM Newcastle St James, Newcastle upon Tyne Wednesday 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM 43 Gallowgate, Newcastle Upon Tyne Thursday 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM Newcastle C.A.V Campus, Fenham Friday 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM West Road-The Plaza, Fenham Saturday 8:45 AM - 7:55 PM West Road-Fox And Hounds, Fenham Westacres Crescent, Newcastle Upon Tyne West Road, Denton Burn 685 bus Info Direction: Carlisle Lemington Road Ends, Lemington Stops: 117 Trip Duration: 84 min Hexham Road-Lemington Road Ends, Lemington Line Summary: Eldon Square Bus Station, Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle St James, Newcastle upon Hexham Road-St Cuthberts Church, Walbottle Tyne, Newcastle C.A.V Campus, Fenham, West Road-The Plaza, Fenham, West Road-Fox And Hawthorn Terrace, Walbottle Hounds, Fenham, West Road, Denton Burn, Lemington Road Ends, Lemington, Hexham Road- Hexham Road-Hawthorn Terrace, Walbottle Lemington Road Ends, Lemington, Hexham Road-St Cuthberts Church, Walbottle, Hawthorn Terrace, 19 Hawthorn Terrace, England Walbottle, Hexham Road-Hawthorn Terrace, Hexham Road-Campus, Walbottle Walbottle, Hexham Road-Campus, Walbottle, Hexham Road-Hadrian Place, Throckley, Throckley Roundabout, Throckley, Hexham Road-Middle Hexham Road-Hadrian Place, Throckley School, Throckley, Hexham Road-Drove Road, Hadrian Place, England Throckley, Hexham Road-Bank Top, Throckley, Frenchmen's Row, Heddon-On-The-Wall, Bank Top, Throckley Roundabout, Throckley Heddon-On-The-Wall, Village Entrance, Heddon-On- The-Wall, Methodist Church, Heddon-On-The-Wall, Hexham Road-Middle School, Throckley Towne Gate, Heddon-On-The-Wall, Three Tuns, North Farm Court, England Heddon-On-The-Wall, Houghton, Heddon-On-The- Wall, Houghton Moor Cottages, Close House, Holeyn Hexham Road-Drove Road, Throckley Hall Crossroads, Rudchester, Stonecroft, Horsley, Lion And Lamb, Horsley, South Farm, Horsley, High Hexham Road-Bank Top, Throckley Barns Farm, Horsley, Nafferton Farm, Ovington, Ovington Road End, Ovington, South Lodge, Stelling, Frenchmen's Row, Heddon-On-The-Wall Shaw House, Newton, Brocks Bushes, Styford, Hexham Road, Heddon-On-The-Wall Civil Parish Styford Lodge, Styford, Howden Dene, Corbridge, The Crofts, Corbridge, Angel Inn, Corbridge, Lion, Bank Top, Heddon-On-The-Wall Corbridge, Cemetery, Corbridge, Main Road, Dilston, Dilston Park, Dilston, Widehaugh, Dilston, Mole Village Entrance, Heddon-On-The-Wall Country Store, Hexham, Eastwood Grange, Hexham, Woodlands, Hexham, Dean View House, Hexham, Methodist Church, Heddon-On-The-Wall General Hospital, Hexham, Bus Station, Hexham, Station Road, Heddon-On-The-Wall Civil Parish Priestpopple, Hexham, Monument, Hexham, Police Station, Hexham, Woodbine Terrace, Tynegreen, Towne Gate, Heddon-On-The-Wall Leazes Lane, Tynegreen, Shaws Park, Tynegreen, St Andrew's Cemetery, Leazes, West Wharmley, Three Tuns, Heddon-On-The-Wall Wharmley, Bridge End, Haydon Bridge, Community Centre, Haydon Bridge, Lipwood Hall, Haydon Bridge, Houghton, Heddon-On-The-Wall Ridley Hall Road End, Allen Banks, Memorial, Bardon Mill, Bowes Hotel, Bardon Mill, Riverdale, Bardon Mill, Houghton Moor Cottages, Close House Springƒeld Terrace, Redburn, Towhouse Green, Redburn, All Hallows Church, Henshaw, The Bents, Holeyn Hall Crossroads, Rudchester Henshaw, Carrsgate, Melkridge, Park House, Melkridge, Shankfoot, Melkridge, The Green, Stonecroft, Horsley Melkridge, Townfoot, Haltwhistle, Castle Hill, B6528, Horsley Civil Parish Haltwhistle, Market Place, Haltwhistle, Westgate, Haltwhistle, West Road, Haltwhistle, Wyndon Lane, Lion And Lamb, Horsley West End, Industrial Estate, West End, Redpeth Farm, West End, Burnside Cottage, Blenkinsopp, Castle South Farm, Horsley Road End, Blenkinsopp, Bankfoot, Blenkinsopp, Bypass, Greenhead, Gap Shield, Gilsland, Reaygarth, Cherry Tree Gardens, Horsley Civil Parish Upper Denton, Temon, Road End, Low Row, Rail High Barns Farm, Horsley Bridge, Naworth Parks, Naworth High Lodge, Naworth Parks, Sands, Brampton, Cranstons, Brampton, Cox Lane, Brampton, St Martin's Drive, Nafferton Farm, Ovington Brampton, Greenhill, Brampton, Low Geltbridge A69, Horsley Civil Parish Farm, Hayton, Lane End Inn, Hayton, Hayton Hall Hotel, Corby Hill, Byegill, Corby Hill, Corby Lea, Corby Ovington Road End, Ovington Hill, Crossroads, Corby Hill, Co-Op, Warwick Bridge, School, Warwick Bridge, Warwick House, Warwick, South Lodge, Stelling Road End, Aglionby, Scotby Road End, Aglionby, Henry Lonsdale Home, Aglionby, Lloyds Garage, Shaw House, Newton Warwick Road, Toby Inn, Warwick Road, Charlotte Terrace, Warwick Road, Lakeland Gate Hotel, Brocks Bushes, Styford Warwick Road, Brunton Park Football Ground, Warwick Road, Brunton Avenue, Warwick Road, Styford Lodge, Styford Richard Rose Central Academy, Carlisle, Abberley House, Carlisle, Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle Howden Dene, Corbridge The Crofts, Corbridge Carrsƒeld, Corbridge Angel Inn, Corbridge Main Street, Corbridge Lion, Corbridge B6321, Corbridge Cemetery, Corbridge Main Road, Dilston Dilston Park, Dilston Widehaugh, Dilston Corbridge Road, Corbridge Civil Parish Mole Country Store, Hexham Eastwood Grange, Hexham Woodlands, Hexham Dean View House, Hexham General Hospital, Hexham Dene Avenue, Hexham Bus Station, Hexham Priestpopple, Hexham Commercial Place, Hexham Monument, Hexham 24 Battle Hill, Hexham Police Station, Hexham Burnland Terrace, Hexham Woodbine Terrace, Tynegreen Leazes Crescent, Hexham Leazes Lane, Tynegreen B6531, Hexham Shaws Park, Tynegreen St Andrew's Cemetery, Leazes West Wharmley, Wharmley Bridge End, Haydon Bridge Rocksprings Crescent, Haydon Bridge Community Centre, Haydon Bridge 9 Ratcliffe Road, Haydon Bridge Lipwood Hall, Haydon Bridge Ridley Hall Road End, Allen Banks Memorial, Bardon Mill Bowes Hotel, Bardon Mill Riverdale, Bardon Mill Springƒeld Terrace, Redburn Towhouse Green, Redburn All Hallows Church, Henshaw The Bents, Henshaw Carrsgate, Melkridge Park House, Melkridge Shankfoot, Melkridge The Green, Melkridge Townfoot, Haltwhistle Castle Hill, Haltwhistle Ashcroft Terrace, Haltwhistle Civil Parish Market Place, Haltwhistle Main Street, Haltwhistle Civil Parish Westgate, Haltwhistle Sycamore Street, Haltwhistle Civil Parish West Road, Haltwhistle Wyndon Lane, West End Scotsƒeld Terrace, Haltwhistle Civil Parish Industrial Estate, West End West Road, Haltwhistle Civil Parish Redpeth Farm, West End Burnside Cottage, Blenkinsopp Castle Road End, Blenkinsopp Bankfoot, Blenkinsopp Bypass, Greenhead Gap Shield, Gilsland Reaygarth, Upper Denton Temon Road End, Low Row Rail Bridge, Naworth Parks Naworth High Lodge, Naworth Parks Sands, Brampton Cranstons, Brampton Craw Hall, Brampton Cox Lane, Brampton Beck Orchard, Brampton St Martin's Drive, Brampton Greenhill, Brampton Greenhill, Brampton Low Geltbridge Farm, Hayton 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