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11 bus time schedule & line map 11 Canterbury - Westwood View In Website Mode The 11 bus line (Canterbury - Westwood) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Canterbury: 6:55 AM - 4:40 PM (2) Westwood: 4:20 PM - 5:40 PM (3) Westwood Cross: 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 11 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 11 bus arriving. Direction: Canterbury 11 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Canterbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:55 AM - 4:40 PM Stagecoach Bus Garage, Westwood Tuesday 6:55 AM - 4:40 PM Sainsbury'S, Westwood Dadson Way, Ramsgate Civil Parish Wednesday 6:55 AM - 4:40 PM Stirling Way, Haine Thursday 6:55 AM - 4:40 PM 74 Stirling Way, Ramsgate Friday 6:55 AM - 4:40 PM Church, Manston Saturday 7:29 AM - 3:52 PM Preston Road, Manston Civil Parish Museums, Manston Smugglers Leap Caravan Park, Minster 11 bus Info Direction: Canterbury Cemetery, Minster Stops: 51 Trip Duration: 76 min Foxborough Lane, Minster Line Summary: Stagecoach Bus Garage, Westwood, Tothill Street, Minster Civil Parish Sainsbury'S, Westwood, Stirling Way, Haine, Church, Manston, Museums, Manston, Smugglers Leap The New Inn, Minster Caravan Park, Minster, Cemetery, Minster, Tothill Street, Minster Civil Parish Foxborough Lane, Minster, The New Inn, Minster, Railway Station, Minster, Church, Minster, The New Railway Station, Minster Inn, Minster, Prospect Road, Minster, Monkton Road, Station Approach, Minster Civil Parish Minster, Sheriffs Court Lane, Monkton, The White Stag, Monkton, School, Monkton, Nature Reserve, Church, Minster Monkton, Monkton Street, Monkton, Dog And Duck, Plucks Gutter, The Rising Sun, Stourmouth, The New Inn, Minster Newhouse Corner, Stourmouth, Mellands Farm, Tothill Street, Minster Civil Parish Preston, The Half Moon And Seven Stars, Preston, The Green, Preston, The Forstal, Preston, Court Lane, Prospect Road, Minster Preston, Sweech Farm, Preston, Four Turnings, Wingham, Old Oast, Wingham, Preston Hill, Monkton Road, Minster Wingham, The Paddock, Wingham, The Anchor, Wingham, Church, Wingham, Pond, Ickham, Duke William, Ickham, The Rose Inn, Wickhambreaux, Sheriffs Court Lane, Monkton Church Road, Littlebourne, The Maltings, Littlebourne, Jubilee Road, Littlebourne, The Evenhill, The White Stag, Monkton Littlebourne, Fishpool Bottom, Canterbury, Polo 70 Monkton Street, Monkton Civil Parish Farm, Canterbury, Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury, Golf School, Monkton Club, Canterbury, St Martin's Hospital, Canterbury, Windmill Road, Canterbury, Barton Court School, Nature Reserve, Monkton Canterbury, Ivy Lane, Canterbury, Waitrose, Canterbury, Bus Station, Canterbury Monkton Street, Monkton Dog And Duck, Plucks Gutter The Rising Sun, Stourmouth The Street, Stourmouth Civil Parish Newhouse Corner, Stourmouth Mellands Farm, Preston The Half Moon And Seven Stars, Preston The Green, Preston The Street, Preston Civil Parish The Forstal, Preston Court Lane, Preston Sweech Farm, Preston Four Turnings, Wingham Nash Road, Wingham Civil Parish Old Oast, Wingham Preston Hill, Wingham The Paddock, Wingham The Anchor, Wingham Sweetlove Place, Wingham Church, Wingham Pond, Ickham Duke William, Ickham The Street, Ickham And Well Civil Parish The Rose Inn, Wickhambreaux Wickham Court Lane, Wickhambreaux Civil Parish Church Road, Littlebourne The Maltings, Littlebourne High Street, Littlebourne Civil Parish Jubilee Road, Littlebourne The Evenhill, Littlebourne 62 The Hill, Littlebourne Civil Parish Fishpool Bottom, Canterbury Polo Farm, Canterbury Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury Littlebourne Road, England Golf Club, Canterbury St Martin's Hospital, Canterbury Windmill Road, Canterbury Windmill Road, Canterbury Barton Court School, Canterbury Longport, Canterbury Ivy Lane, Canterbury Boleyn Court, Canterbury Waitrose, Canterbury New Dover Road, Canterbury Bus Station, Canterbury Watling Street, Canterbury Direction: Westwood 11 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Westwood Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:20 PM - 5:40 PM Bus Station, Canterbury St George's Lane, Canterbury Tuesday 4:20 PM - 5:40 PM Waitrose, Canterbury Wednesday 4:20 PM - 5:40 PM St. George's Place, Canterbury Thursday 4:20 PM - 5:40 PM Ivy Lane, Canterbury Friday 4:20 PM - 5:40 PM Lower Chantry Lane, Canterbury Saturday 5:40 PM Barton Court School, Canterbury The Paddock, Canterbury Windmill Road, Canterbury 11 bus Info St Martin's Hospital, Canterbury Direction: Westwood Stops: 51 Golf Club, Canterbury Trip Duration: 74 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Canterbury, Waitrose, Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury Canterbury, Ivy Lane, Canterbury, Barton Court Littlebourne Road, England School, Canterbury, Windmill Road, Canterbury, St Martin's Hospital, Canterbury, Golf Club, Canterbury, Polo Farm, Canterbury Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury, Polo Farm, Canterbury, Fishpool Bottom, Canterbury, The Fishpool Bottom, Canterbury Evenhill, Littlebourne, Jubilee Road, Littlebourne, The Maltings, Littlebourne, Church Road, Littlebourne, The Evenhill, Littlebourne The Rose Inn, Wickhambreaux, Duke William, Ickham, 62 The Hill, Littlebourne Civil Parish Pond, Ickham, Church, Wingham, The Anchor, Wingham, The Paddock, Wingham, Preston Hill, Jubilee Road, Littlebourne Wingham, Old Oast, Wingham, Four Turnings, Wingham, Sweech Farm, Preston, Court Lane, The Maltings, Littlebourne Preston, The Forstal, Preston, The Green, Preston, The Half Moon And Seven Stars, Preston, Mellands High Street, Littlebourne Civil Parish Farm, Preston, Newhouse Corner, Stourmouth, The Church Road, Littlebourne Rising Sun, Stourmouth, Dog And Duck, Plucks Gutter, Monkton Street, Monkton, Nature Reserve, Nargate Street, Littlebourne Civil Parish Monkton, School, Monkton, The White Stag, The Rose Inn, Wickhambreaux Monkton, Sheriffs Court Lane, Monkton, Monkton Road, Minster, Freeman's Road, Minster, The New Inn, Wickham Court Lane, Wickhambreaux Civil Parish Minster, Railway Station, Minster, Church, Minster, Duke William, Ickham The New Inn, Minster, Foxborough Lane, Minster, Cemetery, Minster, Smugglers Leap Caravan Park, The Street, Ickham And Well Civil Parish Minster, Museums, Manston, Church, Manston, Pond, Ickham Stirling Way, Haine, Sainsbury'S, Westwood, Bus Garage, Westwood Church, Wingham The Anchor, Wingham Sweetlove Place, Wingham The Paddock, Wingham Preston Hill, Wingham Old Oast, Wingham Four Turnings, Wingham Nash Road, Wingham Civil Parish Sweech Farm, Preston Court Lane, Preston The Forstal, Preston The Forstal, Preston Civil Parish The Green, Preston The Street, Preston Civil Parish The Half Moon And Seven Stars, Preston Mellands Farm, Preston Newhouse Corner, Stourmouth The Rising Sun, Stourmouth The Street, Stourmouth Civil Parish Dog And Duck, Plucks Gutter Monkton Street, Monkton Nature Reserve, Monkton School, Monkton The White Stag, Monkton 70 Monkton Street, Monkton Civil Parish Sheriffs Court Lane, Monkton Monkton Road, Minster Monkton Road, Minster Civil Parish Freeman's Road, Minster The New Inn, Minster Tothill Street, Minster Civil Parish Railway Station, Minster Station Approach, Minster Civil Parish Church, Minster The New Inn, Minster Tothill Street, Minster Civil Parish Foxborough Lane, Minster Tothill Street, Minster Civil Parish Cemetery, Minster Smugglers Leap Caravan Park, Minster Minster Road, Minster Civil Parish Museums, Manston Church, Manston Preston Road, Manston Civil Parish Stirling Way, Haine 74 Stirling Way, Ramsgate Sainsbury'S, Westwood Bus Garage, Westwood Direction: Westwood Cross 11 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Westwood Cross Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM Bus Station, Canterbury St George's Lane, Canterbury Tuesday 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM Waitrose, Canterbury Wednesday 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM St. George's Place, Canterbury Thursday 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM Ivy Lane, Canterbury Friday 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM Lower Chantry Lane, Canterbury Saturday 9:33 AM - 12:33 PM Barton Court School, Canterbury The Paddock, Canterbury Windmill Road, Canterbury 11 bus Info St Martin's Hospital, Canterbury Direction: Westwood Cross Stops: 51 Golf Club, Canterbury Trip Duration: 73 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Canterbury, Waitrose, Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury Canterbury, Ivy Lane, Canterbury, Barton Court Littlebourne Road, England School, Canterbury, Windmill Road, Canterbury, St Martin's Hospital, Canterbury, Golf Club, Canterbury, Polo Farm, Canterbury Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury, Polo Farm, Canterbury, Fishpool Bottom, Canterbury, The Fishpool Bottom, Canterbury Evenhill, Littlebourne, Jubilee Road, Littlebourne, The Maltings, Littlebourne, Church Road, Littlebourne, The Evenhill, Littlebourne The Rose Inn, Wickhambreaux, Duke William, Ickham, 62 The Hill, Littlebourne Civil Parish Pond, Ickham, Church, Wingham, The Anchor, Wingham, The Paddock, Wingham, Preston Hill, Jubilee Road, Littlebourne Wingham, Old Oast, Wingham, Four Turnings, Wingham, Sweech Farm, Preston, Court Lane, The Maltings, Littlebourne Preston, The Forstal, Preston, The Green, Preston, The Half Moon And Seven Stars, Preston, Mellands High Street, Littlebourne Civil Parish Farm, Preston, Newhouse Corner, Stourmouth, The Church Road, Littlebourne Rising Sun, Stourmouth, Dog And Duck, Plucks Gutter, Monkton Street, Monkton, Nature Reserve, Nargate Street, Littlebourne Civil Parish Monkton, School, Monkton, The White Stag, The Rose Inn, Wickhambreaux Monkton, Sheriffs Court Lane, Monkton, Monkton Road, Minster, Freeman's Road, Minster, The New Inn, Wickham Court Lane, Wickhambreaux
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