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Buses from Blendon and Bridgen Buses from Blendon and Bridgen Key 132 North Greenwich 132 Day buses in black for The O NORTH 2 GREENWICH N21 Night buses in blue Millennium Village —O Connections with Underground R Connections with National Rail 132 Greenwich Peninsula BEXLEYHEATH D Connections with Docklands Light Railway SainsburyÕs Bexleyheath 269 Crook Log Broadway Bexleyheath B13 B Connections with river boats Leisure Centre Upton Road ASDA The yellow tinted area includes every B14 M Mondays to Saturdays and Sunday shopping hours bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Crook Log Bexleyheath N21 Dallin Road Broadway miles from Blendon and Bridgen. Route B13 operates as Hail & Ride on the sections of roads marked Rochester Way Danson Road Lion Road Bexleyheath Main stops are shown in the white area The Grove Shopping Centre H&R1 and H&R2 on the map, and route B14 on the sections marked outside. Townley Road H&R3 and H&R4 . Buses stop at any safe point along the road. There are Royal Oak Road Bexleyheath no bus stops at these locations, but please indicate clearly to the Eltham Danson Road Civic Centre Well Hall Danson Park driver when you wish to board or alight. ELTHAM Townley Road Latham Road H&R1 Gravel Hill Eltham D E D R D U EN Halcot Avenue OA P D A MOU R T N Danson . N T O TI O N R R N N MA Park O L S Y Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus K H&R2 R ©P1ndar N . O E SA O L A N E A Gravel Hill L. DH O V D N N21 Eltham L C D R U R A service. The disc appears on the top of the bus stop in the AKESIDE O R B Broomfield Road Blackfen Road AD S S W continues to Church Blackfen Road T I O IR street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Trafalgar Square Queenswood Road Wellington Avenue P Bexleyheath T ARK ME Subway Golf Course for Charing Cross AD E BLA E N Gravel Hill C AST A Avery Hill Blackfen Road Blackfen Road KF ROC L Gravel Hill Close EN HESTER WAY Sycamore Avenue Ramillies Road R T OAD BLENDON Footbridge O ROA N B D H Route finder AVERY HILL Ramillies Road E T E NU H VE E U Bourne Road A A B D RK P C B A Hail & Ride PA RCO Blendon H R R O Hartford Road E R W ID A E section The Oval N A G AL Day buses H Y D U E ER E N R I T R V L H O I E V R T A I Burnt Oak Lane L D D Penhill RIV S E R Days Lane H&R3 S Bexley Bus route Towards Bus stops D R H&R4 P O E Park A R Parkhill Road Library O R N A E DINDON D KH C A ○A○B○C○D○E○F○G U A E V BLA DRIV L Parkhurst Road Halfway Street EN O IL 132 Bexleyheath E Bexley L V D O A N R Days Lane EY OAD W Park ROWL U Bridgen ○H○J○K○L○M○N○P M North Greenwich E L Wood Bexley E Avery Hill Road Bexleyheath ○H○J○K○U○V○W Hail & Ride 269 section Hurst Road Hurst Road Bexley BEXLEY ○E○F○G○Y○Z Crofton Avenue Valentine Avenue War Memorial Bromley North New Eltham Hurst Road Hurst Road B13 Bexleyheath ○A○B○Q○W H&R1 Foots Cray Lane Carisbrooke Avenue Woodstock Close Hurst Road New Eltham ○N○P○T○Y H&R2 Footscray Road B13 B14 Bexleyheath M ○Q○R H&R3 Foots Cray Lane Canterbury Avenue Orpington M ○S○T H&R4 New Eltham Albany Park Green Lane Fiveways Night buses Hail & Ride Faraday Avenue Hail & Ride section section Wren Road Bus route Towards Bus stops Faraday Avenue Melville Road Kimberley Drive N21 Bexleyheath ○A○B○C○D○E○F○G Davenport Road Trafalgar Square ○H○J○K○L○M○N○P Faraday Avenue Maylands Drive Birchwood Avenue Harefield Road Royal Road Maylands Drive Onslow Drive Kimberley Drive Faraday Avenue Hemmings Close Bexley Lane Cleeve Park School Sidcup The Drive Hail & Ride section SIDCUP Sidcup Police Station Sidcup Queen MaryÕs Hospital Perry Street CrittallÕs Corner Chislehurst CHISLEHURST War Memorial St. PaulÕs Cray Chislehurst Bromley North Widmore Road St. Mary Cray 269 Bromley Southborough Road Town Hall for Bickley Orpington BROMLEY High Street (Walnuts Centre) Orpington War Memorial Orpington B14 ORPINGTON © Copyright Transport for London Information correct from 10 October 2009 TFL16561.09.09 (P).
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