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Norbiton Station – Zone 5 i Onward Travel Information Local area map Bus mapBuses from Norbiton and Kingston Hospital 33 270 26 E A D 51 R O S S U 85 G ’ O I N 228 H K 68 The Kingston N E W R O A D D River Thames 179 8 Riding Centre N Putney Bridge 177 A 178 L 20 R G E E O R G The 37 11 B E 94 R B M O A 156 O U D 175 Y Richmond D C 47 C Kingston Park 106 T U D O R R O A D L O 101 S E Lodge Coombe Wood Hotel Golf Club 28 13 Richmond NORTH SHORTLANDS ROAD 69 D Bus Station Richmond Acre Road 14 BEAUMONT A 12 O E 141 CHERRYWOOD E 41 V 371 Putney Clinic 6 CLOSE R A I C R O S S R O A D 157 T R T O SHEEN D 204 N N 8 CLOSE E Richmond Manor Road 23 183 2 D 13 N C R O 130 N 24 S I T E V A 7 George Street Sainsbury’s R 1 1 E E 1 Putney Alexandra C L Holy Cross PUTNEY 18 Queen’s Road D 21 L E 52 Tavern D Preparatory School 51 E L M R O A D I E 33 78 T American University A H S 131 ROSEWOOD COURT Kingdom Hall of Y 190 194 R O E Putney Heath 192 46 117 ehovah’s Witnesses N B 57 R O Petersham Road Green Man 130 T The Dysarts RICHMOND Clapham Park E S Roehampton D 17 33 A ST. GEORGE’S ROAD R O 127 G 89 Atkins Road 32 ROEHAMPTON R ALEXANDRA ROAD Medeld Street 2 C 35 St. Paul’s 105 M Q N Sandy Lane L I A SHORTLANDS ROAD E 1 Church Roehampton U 44 K CLIFTON ROAD Nursery St. Paul’s C of E 8 Park Hill K3 Streatham Hill E 87 Alton Road unior School School S B 108 Y O R K R O A D E E N L Telford Avenue 2 F Alexandra D E L O A R N 2 The R N 103 G H Ashburnham Road E N Infant School E M I Roehampton Vale Milaap C I M Wych 98 E ’ E E L M R O A D R H Centre 140 O ARTHUR ROAD E N G ASDA Elm A S L A 10 17 B D R Streatham Hill D 42 E R G 18 N 1 TAPPING S Ham CLOSE PRINCES ROAD O A Coombe Wood HAM 26 S Dukes Avenue 122 23 N 1 E 8 A L R D G A 31 Golf Course PA R K C L O S E Wolverton S M Ham Streatham E D I Robin Hood Way 82 E 46 7 2 H U Centre W N The yellow tinted area includes every bus stop 73 E Tudor Drive N St. Leonard’s Church 44 B L Beaufort Road E 81 2 78 61 Coombe Wood LTC V DAGMAR ROAD The O Barneld Avenue up to about one-and-a-half miles A 95 74 Park Road R Y LOWTHER ROAD92 Albert 78 1 Bowness Crescent R K5 77 79 57 from Norbiton and Kingston Hospital. Main U BOROUGH ROAD T 76 Ham B Tudor Drive Mitcham Lane N 1 Willoughby WILLOUGHBY ROAD CLIFTON ROAD H stops are shown in the white area outside. A St. George Lammas Road C Arms The 24 Hollybush Road Greek Orthodox Kingston Y Kingston Vale E L M R O A D Pottery 84 Church 55 Hospital Woodview Close R Tudor Drive 35 Southcroft Road 21 Park Road O Latchmere Lane 18 STREATHAM 63 17 31 A Dysart Avenue 50 Kingston Hill 33 D 46 Kingston University GLENVILLE ROAD 20 Tudor Drive W P A R K R O A D 57 48 CRAVEN ROAD O 48 Dukes Avenue Wingeld Road 2 L Amen Corner V 52 Leask Kingston 44 BRUNSWICK ROAD Kingston Hill E R Centre Surgical Richmond Road T 43 O Park Road Galsworthy House N Centre 11 1 L 15 L A V 41 I Latchmere Road 2 E N Davies Wood House Kingston Hill Tooting Broadway 29 H U BERESFORD ROAD56 E Trust Headuarters E LT O N R O A D 32 Park Road Warren Road 20 28 O R C G Wyndham Road 32 C O 27 13 H O A M A Kingston Hill R 31 2 N B Cardinal Avenue D section E 12 W R Colliers Wood O R 12 L Hail & Ride I Ravenswood Court E I I E LT O N R O A D S S O Kingston B S L L T E 103 C E R L S C O 61 I S Hospital O R U O C D W G A K U G Kingston Kingston Hill 118 R A H L I G Park Road B 2 N S L O A 2 E DEACON ROAD C L Y George Road O R 38 I Merton Abbey Hospital S Alexandra Road 7 R D E R O K E A N 268 CLIFTON ROAD QUEENS ROAD 64 D 21 T S 23 2 H 2 D 1 Day 167 O A R K R 2 21 Schools The Y Y PA Surgery N B U R 1 A E C Norbiton 1 17 Unit D S 1 53 14 Elm Road 18 W R 234 O South Wimbledon Dragon M D PA CLIFTON A O A L N O R G AT E R M O Cornerstone ROAD C Shortlands Road L O 66 A D NCES ROA V I 48 Kingston Y R ǰ N ROA R 99 Church E P E G O K R A OAD Gate Kingston Satellite S 41 4 B R T AGMAR A U L ALBION ROAD D Coombe Wood R G ROA Churchill O ǯ N O WIMBLEDON L Dialysis Unit D H A N A S Medical M T Kingston W 23 Subway 40 Golf Course E A S BOROUGH R W 1 T V 38 Wimbledon Centre R Hospital R 9 E 3 D Leask E O O E N A ǫ T U D ROAD R D E L A N E W E S T Centre A D E B R D O N R O C O O M T G O 14 Register 2 Ǵ SWICK H Ǯ GLENVILLE ROA Y RUN W S 29 36 Office C B T 80 GORDON ROAD D A R 177 L 190 T 35 O J I G 7 I O A O Kingston L N E F Kingston 13 L ǭ N ROAD A D M T V O R O A C TO 9 O E R L dz M O EL B 76 TON HILL E D Coombe Lane West Coombe Lane A C O O M N Cromwell Road Bus Station Coombe Hill Worple Road R R Hospital W D O S E N O T T T G 170 E 15 O New Victoria Hospital Cambridge Road L School T N N O L B R O R U I 3 C 14 B I 11 S T M O ǵ K N Coombe Road O L D E N N U O 58 A Y V C 25 D A E S O N A U I D C Coombe Lane West Coombe Lane Wickes E E L E KINGSTON D V The Shira Mira 69 C O 26 38 London Road R E E S Traps Lane Holland Avenue Raynes W 150 S T N CHESHAM ROAD A O 3 36 E 17 E 30 Community Hall Trust 16 G N K U 101 E N R 2 TITHE BARN CLOSE B I 1 V E Kingston London Road O R STATION S A Norbiton K E O APPROACH F T MAN A Park Wimbledon Chase U N S T C R O E H H L L R O A D E E E C D Ǫ X E E E L 18 R E V B Eden Street Tifn School Church A E C Coombe Lane West D 19 R ǥ BIRKENHEAD AVENUE L O S E Ƕ Kingston Cromwell Road E A R U 9 1 V A Albion Road E N Kingston N E 22 18 D 21 A G U V E RO R E A 25 G OOMB Ǩ Norbiton 1 High Street ORDON C 2 2 ǽ N E 11 D O O REVELL ROAD R A Ǥ Kingston Road C T Hail & Ride D I O A CHATHAM ROAD ǧ O A O C Ǽ O A Ƿ B 2 R B R OBH R C D Tiffin CHESHAM RD R L Nelson Health Centre H section O A Ǧ L LAMBOURNE Norbiton D A 15 E School O R N N CHATHAM D V M D ROAD O AM EHOM E GROVE 6 I V A A D R N R A 37 O K 1 Eden Street ROAD ǹ E A N O E N R R LEY R Merton Park L A H ARUNDEL ROAD D ON O S R O O H E D L T A M C St. James’s Road I A T 2 D Circle Gardens E R M S Tiffin R B E 29 E R New Malden S Ǻ R C S H O Sports Asda A OA M 8 N 28 D Bushey Road Centre R K E Kingston GLOU 36 O N L E Y Kingston 57 A R O A D Kenley Road Morden 31 D 9 10 Faireld Bus Station 27 Brook Street K5 50 213 King Henrys Road Hail & Ride 43 section Clarence Avenue The Triangle 143 72 85 138 MORDEN 54 NORBITON32 NEVILLE ROAD Kingston Fairfield D Clarence Avenue Oak Road St.
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