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Buses from Walthamstow, Wood Street Buses from Walthamstow, Wood Street 212 Route finder Chingford CHINGFORD Bus route Towards Bus stops Chingford Hatch 212 Chingford * New Road W16 St. James Street ¶ Chingford Mount Larkshall Road 230 Wood Green CDEF W12 Walthamstow ST Highams Park Wanstead P W16 Chingford Mount STUVW Winchester Road Leytonstone KLMNP Haldan Road Winchester Road Swanage Road Key Winchester Road Wadham Road —O Connections with London Underground The yellow tinted area includes every bus o Connections with London Overground Fulbourne Road stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from R Connections with National Rail Garner Road (North Arm) Walthamstow, Wood Street. Main stops are WOOD shown in the white area outside. — O Tube station with 24-hour service Friday and Fulbourne Road Saturday nights GREEN Queenswood Avenue 230 Wood Green Fulbourne Road George Lane Victoria Road Shopping Centre Turnpike Lane South Forest Road Fulbourne Road Woodford TOTTENHAM St. John’s Road Clifford Road West Green Road High Road Ways to pay Black Boy Lane Shernhall Street Wood Street Grove Hill The Drive Forest Road/Wood Street Library George Lane Chigwell Road Tottenham RNE AVE. Use your contactless debit or credit card. It’s the same Bus Garage BISTE Ferry Lane E fare as Oyster and there is no need to top up. N C Avon Road Industrial Estate A L Bisterne Avenue ERLEY ROAD S WAV Woodford Road Hermon Hill Tottenham Hale T T AD Bedford Road Charnwood Drive YA RO AD ON Blackhorse Road W RO D AV Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy A NT AVA O Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around R Charnwood Drive Hail & Ride section H W K 4,000 shops across London. D * L E Blackhorse Road I W F Longfield Avenue Y OW ¶ O F Woodford Road S Elmcroft Avenue O H Wood Clarendon Road D R E AD E WALTHAMST ROAD R Street P O Sign up for an online account to top up online and Prospect Hill N P Blackhorse Road R U H Mission Grove L J Church Hill Road A Hazelwood Road Carisbrooke Road V see your travel history and spending. L Grosvenor Road L MARLOWE Blackhorse Road WALTHAMSTOW OAD D Coppermill Lane U N R NTI LLE Walthamstow VA G R EENWAY AVENUE St. James Street Woodford Road Wanstead High Street Market S Beechwood Park Selborne Road Church Hill T Wanstead Place Walthamstow H R ©P1ndar 212 Hoe Street C E Coppermill Lane Hoe Street R E HU E T Wanstead C N S A W12 A E L T M V Woodbine Place South Grove R E Selborne Road Walthamstow E BROOKFIELD . Wingfield E H W12 Selborne Walk Central T Road ROAD Hoe Street Woodford Road Bus Station Queen’s Road BARRETT Eagle Lane WANSTEAD Hail & Ride RD section D Snaresbrook Road T N F The Forest AD OLAN G RO ROAD R Snaresbrook Road ON OLIVER DIS Eagle Pond Hoe Street AD P Grove Road S Lea Bridge Road Hainault Court Whipps Cross Hospital Whipps Cross Road Lea Bridge Road Whipps Cross Roundabout Hoe Street Whipps Cross Road Bakers Avenue Lea James Lane Lea Bridge Road Bridge Peterborough Road Road Whipps Cross Hospital Lea Bridge Road Wood Main Entrance LEYTON Fraser Road Street Lea Bridge Road Leyton Essex Road Whipps Cross Hospital Baker’s Arms A&E Leyton Green Road WHIPPS Leyton Green CROSS High Road Leyton Colchester Road Leyton Midland Road LEYTONSTONE High Road Leyton Leyton Sports Ground Hainault Road Fairlop Road The Sidings Elim Pentecostal Church Leytonstone Hainault Road Hainault Road Fairlop Road W16 King Edward Road Bulwer Road Clarendon Road © Transport for London Information correct from October 2016 Destination finder Route finder Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Bus route Towards Bus stops A Highams Park o 212 C+H* Selborne Road 212 C+H¶ 212 Chingford * TFL32388.10.16 (P).
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