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35 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 35 bus time schedule & line map 35 Shoreditch - Clapham Junction View In Website Mode The 35 bus line (Shoreditch - Clapham Junction) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Clapham Junction: 24 hours (2) Shoreditch: 24 hours Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 35 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 35 bus arriving. Direction: Clapham Junction 35 bus Time Schedule 44 stops Clapham Junction Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Shoreditch High Street Station (N) Shoreditch High Street, London Tuesday 24 hours Commercial Street / Worship Street (D) Wednesday 24 hours 233 Shoreditch High Street, London Thursday 24 hours Liverpool Street Station (K) Friday 24 hours 164 Bishopsgate, London Saturday 24 hours Wormwood Street (Y) 99 Bishopsgate, London Fenchurch Street (U) St. Benet's Place, London 35 bus Info Direction: Clapham Junction Monument Station (P) Stops: 44 King William Street, London Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Shoreditch High Street Station (N), London Bridge (Y) Commercial Street / Worship Street (D), Liverpool 1 London Bridge, London Street Station (K), Wormwood Street (Y), Fenchurch Street (U), Monument Station (P), London Bridge (Y), Southwark Street Southwark Street, Union Street (H), Borough Station Queen's Head Yard, London (A), Inner London Crown Court (B), Elephant & Castle / Newington Causeway (G), Elephant & Castle Union Street (H) Station (R), Larcom Street (A), East Street (F), 179-191 Borough High Street, London Westmoreland Road (J), Camberwell Road / Albany Road (N), Bowyer Place (N), Medlar Street (A), Borough Station (A) Denmark Hill / Camberwell Green (Q), Valmar Road (X), Caldecot Road (U), Lilford Road (H), Inner London Crown Court (B) Loughborough Junction Station (B), Shakespeare 42 Newington Causeway, London Road (K), Moorland Road (N), Brixton Station Road (R), Gresham Road / Brixton Police Station (K), Elephant & Castle / Newington Causeway (G) Brixton Station (N), Lambeth Town Hall (V), Newington Causeway, London Belvedere Place (B), Solon Road (C), Bedford Road (D), Park Hill (F), Clapham Common Station (K), Long Elephant & Castle Station (R) Road / Clapham Common (M), Rookery Road (N), Walworth Road, London Cedars Road (P), Forthbridge Road (X), Sisters Avenue (W), Eccles Road (W), Northcote Road (Z), Larcom Street (A) Clapham Junction / the Northcote (V), Clapham 155 Walworth Road, London Junction Station / the Falcon (E) East Street (F) 289-291 Walworth Road, London Westmoreland Road (J) 367-369 Walworth Road, London Camberwell Road / Albany Road (N) Bowyer Place (N) 171 Camberwell Road, London Medlar Street (A) 242 Camberwell Road, London Denmark Hill / Camberwell Green (Q) Denmark Hill, London Valmar Road (X) 10 Coldharbour Lane, London Caldecot Road (U) 91 Coldharbour Lane, London Lilford Road (H) Loughborough Junction Station (B) 197a Coldharbour Lane, London Shakespeare Road (K) 262 Coldharbour Lane, London Moorland Road (N) 314 Coldharbour Lane, London Brixton Station Road (R) Gresham Road / Brixton Police Station (K) Gresham Road, London Brixton Station (N) Brixton Road, London Lambeth Town Hall (V) 16 Acre Lane, London Belvedere Place (B) 13 Acre Lane, London Solon Road (C) 85 Acre Lane, London Bedford Road (D) 5 Ascot Parade, London Park Hill (F) 100 Clapham Park Road, London Clapham Common Station (K) 9 Clapham Common South Side, London Long Road / Clapham Common (M) Rookery Road (N) Cedars Road (P) Forthbridge Road (X) 90 Clapham Common North Side, London Sisters Avenue (W) 110 Clapham Common North Side, London Eccles Road (W) 11-13 Battersea Rise, London Northcote Road (Z) 64-64c Battersea Rise, London Clapham Junction / the Northcote (V) 20 St John's Road, London Clapham Junction Station / the Falcon (E) 155 Falcon Road Falcon Road, London Direction: Shoreditch 35 bus Time Schedule 50 stops Shoreditch Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Clapham Junction Station / Falcon Road (G) Falcon Terrace, London Tuesday 24 hours Clapham Junction Station / the Falcon (T) Wednesday 24 hours 28 St. John's Road, London Thursday 24 hours Clapham Junction / the Northcote (Y) Friday 24 hours 20 St John's Road, London Saturday 24 hours Eccles Road (E) 2 Battersea Rise, London Sisters Avenue (E) 110 Clapham Common North Side, London 35 bus Info Direction: Shoreditch Forthbridge Road (U) Stops: 50 90 Clapham Common North Side, London Trip Duration: 72 min Line Summary: Clapham Junction Station / Falcon Cedars Road (V) Road (G), Clapham Junction Station / the Falcon (T), Clapham Junction / the Northcote (Y), Eccles Road Rookery Road (Y) (E), Sisters Avenue (E), Forthbridge Road (U), Cedars Road (V), Rookery Road (Y), Long Road / Clapham Long Road / Clapham Common (L) Common (L), Clapham Common Station (E), Park Hill (H), Bedford Road (E), Solon Road (F), Belvedere Clapham Common Station (E) Place (G), Lambeth Town Hall (A), Brixton Station Clapham Common South Side, London (T), Gresham Road / Brixton Police Station (H), Western Road (S), Brixton Station Road (T), Park Hill (H) Shakespeare Road (U), Loughborough Junction 100 Clapham Park Road, London Station (A), Pomfret Road (F), Lilford Road (G), Caldecot Road (Z), Valmar Road (Y), Denmark Hill / Bedford Road (E) Camberwell Green (R), Camberwell Green (E), Medlar Street (C), Wyndham Road (U), Bowyer Place (Z), Solon Road (F) Camberwell Road / Albany Road (X), Westmoreland 79 Acre Lane, London Road (L), East Street (G), Larcom Street (D), Hampton Street (N), Elephant & Castle Station (S), Belvedere Place (G) Elephant & Castle / Newington Causeway (F), Inner 46 Acre Lane, London London Crown Court (P), Borough Station (D), Union Street (G), London Bridge (M), Monument Station Lambeth Town Hall (A) (Q), Gracechurch Street / Monument Station (T), 16 Acre Lane, London Wormwood Street (W), Liverpool Street Station (F), Primrose Street (H), Shoreditch High Street Station Brixton Station (T) (E), Curtain Road (ZA), Shoreditch Town Hall (X), 500 Brixton Road, London Shoreditch (Z2) Gresham Road / Brixton Police Station (H) Gresham Road, London Western Road (S) Gresham Road, London Brixton Station Road (T) Shakespeare Road (U) 262 Coldharbour Lane, London Loughborough Junction Station (A) Station Avenue, London Pomfret Road (F) 197a Coldharbour Lane, London Lilford Road (G) Caldecot Road (Z) Valmar Road (Y) 12a Coldharbour Lane, London Denmark Hill / Camberwell Green (R) 27 Denmark Hill, London Camberwell Green (E) Camberwell Green, London Medlar Street (C) 250 Camberwell Road, London Wyndham Road (U) Camberwell Road, London Bowyer Place (Z) 120 Camberwell Road, London Camberwell Road / Albany Road (X) Westmoreland Road (L) 1 Camberwell Road, London East Street (G) 290 Walworth Road, London Larcom Street (D) 169 Walworth Road, London Hampton Street (N) 114 Walworth Road, London Elephant & Castle Station (S) Elephant & Castle / Newington Causeway (F) Inner London Crown Court (P) 42 Newington Causeway, London Borough Station (D) 202-206 Borough High Street, London Union Street (G) 116-118 Borough High Street, London London Bridge (M) 2 London Bridge, London Monument Station (Q) King William Street, London Gracechurch Street / Monument Station (T) 40 Gracechurch Street, London Wormwood Street (W) 99 Bishopsgate, London Liverpool Street Station (F) 164 Bishopsgate, London Primrose Street (H) 1 Primrose Street, London Shoreditch High Street Station (E) 233 Shoreditch High Street, London Curtain Road (ZA) 75 Curtain Road, London Shoreditch Town Hall (X) 374 Old Street, London Shoreditch (Z2) 150 Shoreditch High Street, London 35 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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