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Buses from West Finchley Buses from West Finchley N20 High Barnet Key 326 Barnet Barnet Barnet Hill Underhill Ø— Connections with London Underground The Spires Church BARNET u Connections with London Overground Dollis Valley Hail & Ride Barnet R Connections with National Rail Way section Odeon New Barnet Station Road Great North Road East Barnet Longmore Avenue Dinsdale Gardens Russell Osidge Lane Eversley Park Winchmore Hill A Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Lane Hampden Square Road Station Road 125 service. The disc !A appears on the top of the bus stop in the Oakleigh Road Osidge Southgate Winchmore Hill Whetstone Green Dragon Lane 1 2 3 street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). North Library 4 5 6 Southover Longland Drive Griffin Northiam Hail & Ride Totteridge & High Road Whetstone Southover/Woodside Park section Whetstone Oakleigh Road North Tillingham Way H&R Route 326 operates as Hail & Ride on the sections of High Road Whetstone Swan Lane roads marked as H&R1 and H&R2 on the map. Buses Lullington Garth Lullington Garth Frith Lane Partingdale Lane Singleton Scarp Lullington Garth High Road Whetstone stop at any safe point along the road. There are no bus MILL HILL Finchley Golf Club Sussex Ring Derwent Crescent stops at these locations, but please indicate clearly to Lullington Garth Cissbury Ring/ High Road North Finchley Friern Barnet Friern Barnet Road Mill Hill H St JohnÕs Church the driver when you wish to board of alight. Western Arm AR Finchley Park Woodhouse Road/ Pursley Road/Page Street GY U Bittacy Hill LE TT T T E T Colney Hatch Lane for Town Hall Frith Lane RO E O High Road North Finchley D AD R N Friern Barnet Road A T Mill Hill East S G Ravensdale Avenue Stanford Road O ROV R QQ Bunns Lane H&R2 . E Woodhouse Road D Y RR R A High Road North Finchley R R LE Lewes Road E X Friern Barnet Road U A FRIERN E N Torrington Park B PP D S TH Bellevue Road Mill Hill Broadway T R U E A S O N E H&R1 G North Finchley North Finchley Woodhouse Road BARNET H W T R O Tally Ho Corner Bus Station Grove Road Hale Lane Deans Lane R HI V U LLC E 221 O OU Friern Barnet Road Route finder C R T AVENU Woodhouse Road Woodhouse Road Beaconsfield Road Edgware E North Finchley High Road Woodhouse College Bus route Towards Bus stops E V O 82 460 R New Southgate North Finchley KK NN M G 82 E H&R1 N13 OS A S S R U H Y H&R2 S H LL MM O A H N LL T Victoria E Ballards Lane D GR T R O Woodberry Grove R V A E U 125 LL MM G Bounds Green Finchley Central O West Schools C Finchley KK NN T Winchmore Hill E E Station R T KK S 221 PP RR ES Wood Green Edgware S R E E X LL WOOD H T QQ TT E P Turnpike Lane A N E GREEN R N E A K L U Wood Green 326 N Barnet H&R2 S E NN D Shopping City V E R T A A C L H L I Brent Cross H&R1 Nether Street A N H B G T R H R O A O A M 460 KK NN S Turnpike Lane W D 221 North Finchley T E Y P N M E MM R O A O U R W A K Willesden LL MM D R The yellow tinted area includes every Hail & Ride bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles section from West Finchley. Main stops are shown in the white area outside. FINCHLEY Ballards Lane Long Lane Night buses Finchley Central 125 Bus route Towards Bus stops Regents Park Road Hendon Lane Finchley Central Gravel Regents Park Road East End Road East End Road St MaryÕs Church Holmwood Gardens N13 Aldwych LL MM Hill East End Road Manor View Hendon Lane Regents Park Road Mountfield Road North Finchley !KK NN St MaryÕs Avenue East End Road Regents Park Road Allandale Avenue Hendon Lane Basing Way KK NN Arden Road HenlyÕs Corner N20 Barnet East Finchley Cemetery Hendon Lane Finchley Road Addison Way Trafalgar Square LL MM Crooked Usage East Finchley Hendon Lane Finchley Road Childs Way Broughton Avenue Finchley Road Temple Fortune Lane Highgate Finchley Lane Great North Way Golders Green Archway HENDON Childs Hill Cricklewood Lane Hendon Tufnell Park The Quadrant Finchley Road & Frognal Hendon Central Cricklewood Broadway Finchley Road Kentish Town for Cricklewood Brent Cross Swiss Cottage Camden Town Shopping Centre Willesden Green St JohnÕs Wood 326 Baker Street Mornington Crescent WILLESDEN for Madame TussaudÕs WEST Euston Willesden Orchard Street Selfridges Bus Garage END Euston Square 460 Oxford Gower Street Marble Arch Circus Piccadilly Leicester Square Hyde Park Corner Circus Victoria 82 Trafalgar Square N20 for Charing Cross © Transport for London Aldwych N13 Information correct from January 2013 West Finchley (BAT) TFL25589.02.13 (F).
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