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BUS TIMINGS BUS BUS PLACE TIME PLACE TIME NO NO SRIKAKULAM AMADALAVALASA SANTHOSHI MATA TEMPLE 7.45AM RAILWAY STATION 7:30A.M Z.P 7.50A.M 1 WAY AND RYTHU BAZAR 7:35A.M KINNERA TALKIES 7.55A.M GATE 7:35A.M OBS 8:00A.M ADV BRIDGE 7:40A.M SURYA MAHAL JUNCTION 8:05A.M TIMPHANI SCHOOL 7:45A.M RAMALAKSHMANA 8:10A.M CHINTADA 7:50A.M VISAKHA 'A' AND 'B' COLONY8:15A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8.45A.M AMADALAVALASA MANGINAVARI STREET & RAILWAY7:30A.M Stn. SRIKAKULAM KOTTAKOTAVARI VEDI 7:35A.M SURYANARAYANA TEMPLE 7.45AM COURT 7:40A.M ARASAVELLI JUNCTION 7.50A.M KRISHNAOURAM 7:45A.M 7RD JUNCTION 7.55A.M FC I GODAVUNS 7:50A.M KRISHNA PARK 8:00A.M ALIKAM 7:55A.M DAY AND NIGHT JUNCTION 8:05A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M RTC COMPLEX 8:15A.M PATAPATNAM BALAGA 8:20A.M PATAPATNAM 7:15A.M KOTTA ROAD 8.25A.M PARLAKIMIDI FIRE STATION 7:30A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8.45A.M CHAPARA 7:45A.M MILLIA PUTTI 7:50A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M PALASA PATAPATNAM GOVT.JUNIOR COLLEGE 7.45AM ANTHARAPU ROAD 7:30A.M GOVT.HOSPITAL 7.50A.M AMMAVARI TEMPLE 7:40A.M KASIBUGGA 3RD JUNCTION 7.55A.M TEMBURU 8:10A.M GARYDAKANDI 8:00A.M POLAVARAM 8:25A.M BENDI GATE 8:05A.M TEKKALI 8:35A.M TURAKALAKOTA 8:10A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M NANDIGAM 8:25A.M NARASANAPETA COLLEGE CAMPUS 8.45A.M PEDDAPETA JUNCTION 9:15A.M COMLEX 9:20A.M SOMPETA PETROLBUNK 9:25A.M SOMPETA 7:05A.M PALLIPETA JUNCTION 9:30A.M BARUVA 7:15A.M NIMMADA JUNCTION 9:35A.M HARIPURAM 7:45A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 9:50A.M MAKHA JOLE 7:55A.M TEKKALI 1ST TRIP NANDIGAM 8:20A.M OBS 7:55A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M RTC COMPLEX 8:00A.M PALAKONDA VENKATESWARA TEMPLE 8:05A.M DURGA TEMPLE 7:00A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:20A.M RTC COMPLEX 7:05A.M TEKKALI 2ND TRIP KOLLIVALASA 7:25A.M RTC COMPLEX 8:25A.M AMADALAVALASA 7:45A.M VENKATESWARA TEMPLE 8:30A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M KOMANAPALII SINGUPURAM KOMANAPALII 7:30A.M PRASANTHINELAYAM JUNCTION 8:00A.M BUDITHI JUNCTION 7:35A.M KARAJADA 8:10A.M JALAMURU 7:40A.M DEVADI 8:10A.M CHALLAPALLI 7:45A.M KOMARTHI JUNCTION 8:25A.M KOTABOMALI 8:15A.M NIMMADA JUNCTION 8:30A.M KANNEVALASA JUNCTION 8:35A.M HARISHCHANDRAPURAM JUNCTION8:40A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M SRIKAKULAM SRIKURMAM SURYANARAYANA TEMPLE 7.45AM SRIKURMAM 7:20A.M DAY AND NIGHT JUNCTION 7.50A.M SRIKURMAM JUNCTION 7:30A.M RYTHU BAZAR 7.55A.M VAPPANGI 7:40A.M RAMALAKSHMANA 8:00A.M SURYAMAHAL JUNCTIOM 7:50A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M VISAKHA 'A' AND 'B' COLONY 7:55A.M RAJAM COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M BOBILLI CENTER 6:45A.M RTC COMPLEX 6:50A.M PETROL BUNK 6:55A.M PONDURU 7:15A.M CHILAKAPALEM 7:35A.M NAVABHARAT JUNCTION 7:50A.M KOTTA ROAD JUNCTION 8:00A.M COLLEGE CAMPUS 8:45A.M.

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