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339 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 339 bus time schedule & line map 339 Gorebridge and Birkenside circular - Eskbank View In Website Mode The 339 bus line (Gorebridge and Birkenside circular - Eskbank) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Eskbank: 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM (2) Gorebridge: 5:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 339 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 339 bus arriving. Direction: Eskbank 339 bus Time Schedule 71 stops Eskbank Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM Tesco, Eskbank Tuesday 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM Mayshade Garden Centre, Bonnyrigg Wednesday 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg Thursday 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg Friday 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM Pendreich Avenue, Bonnyrigg Saturday 8:25 AM - 4:00 PM Waverley Crescent, Bonnyrigg Maryƒeld Place, Bonnyrigg 339 bus Info Bonnyrigg Toll, Bonnyrigg Direction: Eskbank Stops: 71 Trip Duration: 58 min Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg Line Summary: Tesco, Eskbank, Mayshade Garden Centre, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian Community Hospital, Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg Bonnyrigg, Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg, Pendreich Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg Crescent, Bonnyrigg, Maryƒeld Place, Bonnyrigg, Bonnyrigg Toll, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Terrace, Brixwold Bank, Cockpen Bonnyrigg, Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Bairds Way, 14 Castledean Court, Scotland Bonnyrigg, Brixwold Bank, Cockpen, Brixwold Drive, Cockpen, Bairds Way South, Cockpen, Kings Gate, Brixwold Drive, Cockpen Newbattle, Dalhousie Road, Lothianbridge, Dalhousie Brixwold Drive, Scotland Road, Newtongrange, Station Road, Newtongrange, St Anne's Court, Newtongrange, Dean Park Place, Bairds Way South, Cockpen Newtongrange, Fourth Street, Newtongrange, Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Cockpen Road, Kings Gate, Newbattle Newtonloan Toll, Station Road, Newtonloan Toll, Newtonloan Lodge, Hunterƒeld, New Hunterƒeld, Dalhousie Road, Lothianbridge Hunterƒeld, Dundas Gardens, Hunterƒeld, Arniston Dalhousie Road, Dalkeith Engine, Arniston, Leisure Centre, Gorebridge, Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge, Gore Avenue, Dalhousie Road, Newtongrange Gorebridge, Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge, Police Station, Gorebridge, Gorebridge Inn, Gorebridge, Station Road, Newtongrange Stobs Mills, Gorebridge, Braeside Road South, 13 Station Road, Dalkeith Gorebridge, Lady Brae Place, Gorebridge, Mossend Cottages, Gorebridge, Smithy Cottage, Gorebridge, St Anne's Court, Newtongrange Arniston Vale, Gorebridge, Wilson Road, Gorebridge, Barleyknowe Road, Gorebridge, Greenhall Road, Dean Park Place, Newtongrange Greenhall, Barleyknowe Crescent, Greenhall, Dundas Main Street, Dalkeith Gardens, Hunterƒeld, New Hunterƒeld, Hunterƒeld, Newtonloan Lodge, Hunterƒeld, Station Road, Fourth Street, Newtongrange Newtonloan Toll, Cockpen Road, Newtonloan Toll, Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Fourth Street, Mining Museum, Newtongrange Newtongrange, Dean Park Place, Newtongrange, Lingerwood Cottages, Scotland Station Road, Newtongrange, Dalhousie Road, Newtongrange, Dalhousie Road, Lothianbridge, Cockpen Road, Newtonloan Toll Kings Gate, Newbattle, Bairds Way South, Cockpen, B704, Scotland Brixwold Drive, Cockpen, Brixwold Bank, Cockpen, Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg, Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Station Road, Newtonloan Toll Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Dundas Park, Bonnyrigg, Douglas Crescent, Bonnyrigg, Maryƒeld Newtonloan Lodge, Hunterƒeld Place, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Crescent, Bonnyrigg, Pendreich Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Viewbank Avenue, New Hunterƒeld, Hunterƒeld Bonnyrigg, Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian Community Hospital, Dundas Gardens, Hunterƒeld Bonnyrigg, Tesco, Eskbank Arniston Engine, Arniston Leisure Centre, Gorebridge Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Arniston Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge Newbyres Crescent, Arniston Police Station, Gorebridge Hunterƒeld Court, Arniston Gorebridge Inn, Gorebridge 3 Main Street, Arniston Stobs Mills, Gorebridge Powdermill Brae, Arniston Braeside Road South, Gorebridge Braeside Road South, Arniston Lady Brae Place, Gorebridge Mossend Cottages, Gorebridge Smithy Cottage, Gorebridge Arniston Vale, Gorebridge Wilson Road, Gorebridge Barleyknowe Road, Gorebridge Greenhall Road, Greenhall Barleyknowe Crescent, Greenhall Barleyknowe Crescent, Scotland Dundas Gardens, Hunterƒeld Hunterƒeld Road, Scotland New Hunterƒeld, Hunterƒeld Newtonloan Lodge, Hunterƒeld Station Road, Newtonloan Toll Cockpen Road, Newtonloan Toll B704, Scotland Mining Museum, Newtongrange Fourth Street, Newtongrange Dean Park Place, Newtongrange Main Street, Dalkeith Station Road, Newtongrange 13 Station Road, Dalkeith Dalhousie Road, Newtongrange Dalhousie Road, Lothianbridge Dalhousie Road, Dalkeith Kings Gate, Newbattle Bairds Way South, Cockpen Brixwold Drive, Cockpen Brixwold Drive, Scotland Brixwold Bank, Cockpen 14 Castledean Court, Scotland Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg Dundas Park, Bonnyrigg Douglas Crescent, Bonnyrigg Maryƒeld Place, Bonnyrigg Lothian Street, Scotland Waverley Crescent, Bonnyrigg Pendreich Avenue, Bonnyrigg Viewbank Avenue, Bonnyrigg Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg Tesco, Eskbank Direction: Gorebridge 339 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Gorebridge Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:00 PM Tesco, Eskbank Tuesday 5:00 PM Mayshade Garden Centre, Bonnyrigg Wednesday 5:00 PM Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg Thursday 5:00 PM Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg Friday 5:00 PM Pendreich Avenue, Bonnyrigg Saturday 5:00 PM Waverley Crescent, Bonnyrigg Maryƒeld Place, Bonnyrigg 339 bus Info Bonnyrigg Toll, Bonnyrigg Direction: Gorebridge Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 22 min Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg Line Summary: Tesco, Eskbank, Mayshade Garden Centre, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian Community Hospital, Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg Bonnyrigg, Midlothian Community Hospital, Bonnyrigg, Pendreich Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg Crescent, Bonnyrigg, Maryƒeld Place, Bonnyrigg, Bonnyrigg Toll, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Terrace, Brixwold Bank, Cockpen Bonnyrigg, Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Bairds Way, 14 Castledean Court, Scotland Bonnyrigg, Brixwold Bank, Cockpen, Brixwold Drive, Cockpen, Bairds Way South, Cockpen, Kings Gate, Brixwold Drive, Cockpen Newbattle, Dalhousie Road, Lothianbridge, Dalhousie Brixwold Drive, Scotland Road, Newtongrange, Station Road, Newtongrange, St Anne's Court, Newtongrange, Dean Park Place, Bairds Way South, Cockpen Newtongrange, Fourth Street, Newtongrange, Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Cockpen Road, Kings Gate, Newbattle Newtonloan Toll, Station Road, Newtonloan Toll, Newtonloan Lodge, Hunterƒeld, New Hunterƒeld, Dalhousie Road, Lothianbridge Hunterƒeld, Dundas Gardens, Hunterƒeld, Arniston Dalhousie Road, Dalkeith Engine, Arniston, Leisure Centre, Gorebridge, Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge, Gore Avenue, Dalhousie Road, Newtongrange Gorebridge Station Road, Newtongrange 13 Station Road, Dalkeith St Anne's Court, Newtongrange Dean Park Place, Newtongrange Main Street, Dalkeith Fourth Street, Newtongrange Mining Museum, Newtongrange Lingerwood Cottages, Scotland Cockpen Road, Newtonloan Toll B704, Scotland Station Road, Newtonloan Toll Newtonloan Lodge, Hunterƒeld New Hunterƒeld, Hunterƒeld Dundas Gardens, Hunterƒeld Arniston Engine, Arniston Leisure Centre, Gorebridge Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Arniston 339 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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