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Buses from Selhurst Selhurst Station – Zone 4 i Onward Travel Information Local area map Bus mapBuses from Selhurst 36 30 19 15 2 137 37 OLIVER GROVE 1 7 Thornton Heath 1 South Norwood 295 12 Polish 8 LADBROOK ROAD 2 16 28 WHITWORTH ROAD Community Leisure Centre 20 Medical Centre 122 280 Tesco 4 A D Centre 18 O R obcentre L E D A 18 8 Plus The Salvation 8 SANGLEY60 ROAD S D Clock 2 71 E Tottenham 2 Aldwych for THIRSK ROAD H A 19 E M Tower 107 I Army B R U C E R O A D L 1 G H THE RETREAT N H O Waterloo 105 S T R A 2 Court Road Holborn Covent Garden E E T O Clifton L Sainsbury’s 24 1 High Street 14 59 E for IMAX Theatre, London Eye and South Bank Arts Centre 63 46 R Gospel S 5 R N68 9 H Hall 43 D 6 I O 253 Norwood Junction A 45 G H 158 2 Catholic Church E E O H 31 43 T 52 28 D Ivy R A of St. Chad Foyer 3 I 214 6 G O T S 5 H 233 R R 29 19 UPPER GROVE E League A 20 Croydon W BROXHOLME CLOSE N U T CLIFT Y COTFORD ROAD N O 3 T 2 34 G Nursery S R O U R 11 GARNET ROAD N R O A D B D 21 E A 76 Mosque Parish Church 240 A LAMBETH 71 Selhurst Park 468 GILLETT ROAD E 231 O 10 R 19 of St. Alban The Victory Club R T 6 12 G the Martyr T 20 Crystal Palace P A R K R O A D Royal British Legion S 196 227 Lambeth Road CASSLAND ROAD 93 R River Thames Elephant & Castle LEWISHAM 10 U 17 Football Club 73 H St. George’s Circus S E 91 L 194 23 L O E for IWM London Lewisham Lewisham 15 Thornton Heath C 32 70 U CROWLAND ROAD 68 S 12 S W 25 P South Norwood 1 GILSLAND ROAD 42 D 61 L A 32 P Walworth Road Hospital Town Centre Lewisham A 32 E O D R Library and L AW 37 30 61 E R E R S A 2 N C Y L O O G E Thornton Heath C R R 215 Youth Centre R R 59 O 75 F N E O 75 6 E A O L Holy Innocents A D 50 S 407 S A V Catford 1 R 2 Health Centre R CLIFTON ROAD R D 5 E D 30 N S U 53 E C of E Church Camberwell Green 168 A L E Stockwell N E ROTHESAY ROAD D Lewisham Town Hall O 80 M BUNGALOW ROAD 9 TALBOT ROAD Y O L R 87 1 2 O R O 18 CLIFTON MEWS H 4 T O 39 2 W Rapture Ministries Church T A 42 E D 203 Thornton Heath 29 of the Holy Bible L 115 L 39 Catford and I Nursery School 23 Denmark Hill G PRIDHAM ROAD 47 40 34 146 Beckmead Bowling King’s College Hospital Catford Bridge CLIFTON ROAD Clapham North 1 College Green 19 for Clapham High Street PEAC 10 South Norwood Herne Hill 37 PEMBROKE ROAD 2 176 97 163 Woolstone Road E C L O S E 1 Footbridge 17 Bowling Club 3 9 0 D 3 48 2 144 Z I O N R O A D FARNLEY ROAD W A S Games E L M R O A D 22 E N 89 A 14 D L O A R Courts Clapham Common 28 T G 6 Tulse Hill E R TENNISON ROAD Whitehorse Manor R Y 7 40 R 20 ’ I O Perry Vale 87 9 S R CLAPHAM 94 Infant & unior School P 7 82 T R 168 O A 179 S D 73 HOLMESDALE ROAD R West Norwood NURSERY ROAD 4 351 7 Lower Sydenham CLIFTON ROAD U 1 125 35 177 Clapham South Z I O N P L A C E D CRYSTAL 75 19 H 21 A 110 Mayow Road Bell Green O L 158 R 349 44 450 5 73 2 E D 2 S Norwood ECCLESBOURNE ROAD 1 N NORWOOD O S E PALACE R D Lower Sydenham D O G A Crown Point W 76 WATERFIELD 1 N Clarendon 159 O 5 South Norwood N T Sainsbury’s A GARDENS D N 85 Z I O N R O A D R 2 Care 50 2 Y Clapham Park I N W Recreation Ground Central Hill Crystal Palace Sydenham Road 30 A Northwood Road Spa Hill Beulah Hill Westow 10 O 5 S 24 12 Home H D Atkins Road C DAGMAR ROAD A Newlands Park 23 157 L Howberry Road Beulah Hill Beulah Spa Hermitage Road Hill Parade R 32 111 1 E 108 G 52 8 A 33 R Norbury Brook 47 D 27 25 S WA I N R O A D E D 150 E Spa Hill Westwood Sydenham A A N 7 157 S O R L S Streatham Hill SYDENHAM V E E Dale Park Road Beulah Hill Upper Beulah Hill Hill 2 R L 1 R 27 B A 4 21 37 E D S 66 N 43 PRINCE ROAD T S H O S A M E O Northwood Road M M 145 N A L N 347 South Norwood & Upper Norwood All Saints Church O R 2 H 9 O G A R D E 64 R H 7 N S Springeld Road O A D 144 E Victory Amateur 78 13 HURLSTONE ROAD 4 Crystal Palace Penge East MARION ROAD Boxing2 Club Streatham 49 T 34 South Norwood Hill Grange Avenue 19 76 ALEXANDRA PLACE 51 for National Sports Centre I St. Leonard’s Church NEWHAVEN ROAD 57 42 H 45 1 45 8 28 D STREATHAM A G South Norwood Hill Wharncliffe Gardens 1 P 47 333 W 62 N R 43 A I Pawsons Road L N L C 7 Streatham KYNASTON ROAD 17 Baptist Church Subway R E 1 O R Osborne Road South Norwood Hill Howden Road 32 A O 48 KYNASTON CRESCENT E LY R O A D D A 10 D 115 Northwood Road 33 16 St. Chad’s RC A D HURLSTONE ROAD D H R O 1 Whitehorse Lane Whitworth Road O L M E A L E 105 1 Primary School Anerley Penge PALMERSTON ROAD A 346 S D 91 33 O 34 6 101 PENGE 9 L PA R K 62 T Pawleyne Arms 13 R A L E Streatham Common W 5 G N N S I D A N S B 76 I Selhurst Park Stadium Crystal Palace Football Club 23 E S N A C N O N 61 O H R E 2 O A D W R O S H A D A Heavers Farm D A V 111 1 O E Whitehorse Lane Clifton Road R 46 W 324 N Primary School M A R Anerley A O Norbury H P A Osborne Road S A X O N R O A D 69 120 G D D Heavers Whitehorse Road Elmers End Road 32 I N R Beulah Family Church D 69 48 A Resource N 295 Talbot Road 49 A S O Centre Croydon Road 42 1 Sickle Cell & 45 Seventh Day R Selby Road 67 39 Norbury Crescent Thalassaemia Adventist Allotments Centre S A X O N R O A D 95 T Beulah Road 47 Church 26 2 Crystal Palace Penge Road Selhurst S 67 NORBURY 12 Football Club Sunnybank Railway Club R 2 83 2 302 NORTHBROOK ROAD 1 (Selhurst Park) P I T T R O A D U Heavers South Norwood High Street D 29 60 Melfort Road CLI 65 A M AY O R O A D H Norbury Brook Braemar Avenue Melfort Road Melfort Road FT D Portland Road 1 Meadow A O 55 L O O 118 Sandeld Road Brook Road R Bensham Manor 83 N R EILEEN ROAD South Norwood Clock Tower E 17 Y Allotments A RO 40 120 S S for Norwood Junction W A 2 H N 40 Parchmore Road 51 D 67 E D I T H R O A D T O Selhurst A Selhurst Road P Parchmore Methodist Church SDALE S BROADWAY AVENUE 19 W E 2 1 Russell Court W O M 4 T 243 40 L D Heavers N A 51 38 O P Meadow H Selhurst Road E D I T H R O A D 79 A 17 D Park Road O The Crescent A Queen’s Road O R Primary School SELHURST Thornton Heath Thornton Heath R Cemetery D 96 Brigstock Road AD O A 237 O T R Clock Tower R S A S E T L I O N R O A D S Brook Road S R C E S The Crescent U I N SAXO R T Train Depot ON H P H Primary School D M 180 17 R E N L 59 R D C WS A E 244 R D A D O E S P O C O S R E 579 PA N A R Selhurst N H O T Brigstock Road THORNTON S R E O 24 B E 69 D Quadrant L E T R L N DAGNALL PARK E S I A H HEATH K R 46 D H T OA R O TH Queen’s Road S GN AR S E A S S H P R E A Cemetery W S C A E C Bensham Lane C R D E R Train Depot T N Y IN I E A S C R L U W Torridge Road BOULOGNE H O Brit School P C L The yellow tinted area includes every Whitehorse Road S H E T W E 1 for Performing H A Recreation Ground Selhurst P Q N bus stop up to about one-and-a-half W R L Arts and Memorial O T Children’s T OA C Technology E miles from Selhurst.
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