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Publication 1978.Pdf Bus connections from Dundee City Centre Dundee City Centre principal bus stops Destination Bus Route Bus Stop Destination Bus Route Bus Stop Destination Bus Route Bus Stop Instructions Balunie Avenue 28 . 29 A4 . V2 G 1C A2 . U2 . V3 1. Select your destination from the list below. Balunie Drive 28 . 29 A4 . V2 Provost Road 19 U1 . A3 . V3 Gardner Street 3 . 3A U2 3 . 3A U2 Balunie Terrace 28 . 29 A4. V2 2. Bus route numbers and the city centre stops serving 5A . 5B H2 Q Barns of Claverhouse 36 F1,V1 Gardyne Road Campus 39A . 73 H3 the destination are shown on the same line. Barrack Road 69 C1 Queen Street 78 . 79 H1 28 . 29 A4. V2 3. Stop locations are shown on the map to the left. Gillburn Road 21 A3 . U1 . V3 39A . 73 . 75 H3 Baxter Park 39 H1 Glamis Road for Royal 11 W2 . N1 Further service details are displayed at individual bus 39A . 73 H3 Victoria Hospital 69 W3 . N2 R Berwick Drive 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Glenconnor Drive 36 F1,V1 stops. 5B W1 . N1 Birkdale Place 1 . 1A . 1C A2 . U2 . V3 Riverside Avenue Glenmarkie Terrace 6A H1 . F3 X42 W3 . N2 6 W1 . N1 3 . 3A U2 principal destinations in Dundee Rosemount Road 1 . 1A A2 U2 V3 Blackness Avenue 11 W2 . N1 Graham Street 18 . 21 U1 . A3 . V3 39A . 69 . 73 N2 . W3 Destination Bus Route Bus Stop 23 H1 . F2 . W3 S 22 N1 . W2 Blackness Road Greendykes Road 5B H2 Ardler 1 . 1A,1B . 1C A2 . U2 . V3 2 H1 . U1 28 . 29 A4. V2 Scott Fyffe Circle Barnhill 5A . 5B H2 5A W1 . N1 H 39 H1 . F3 . V2 Botanical Gardens Blackness 16 . 16A . 77 . 96 N2 . W3 Scott Street 2 H1 . U1 Happyhillock Road 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Brackens 1 . 1A,1B . 1C A2 . U2 . V3 5A . 5B H2 5A . 6 W1 . N1 Harefield Road 2 H1 . U1 5A . 5B H2 69 C1 11 W2 . N1 Broughty Ferry Road 5A W1 . N1 Sinderins Broughty Ferry 39A . 73 . 75 H3 39A . 73 . 75 H3 Harris Academy 16 . 16A . 39A . 69 . 73 . 77 . 96 N2 . W3 16 . 16A . 69 . 77 . 96 N2 . W3 78A . 78C . 79A . 79C H1 78 . 79 H1 2 H1 . U1 Brook Street 5A . 5B H2 77 . 96 N2 . W3 17 N1 . W2 Charleston 28 . 29 N1 . W1 Hawkhill South Road for Tesco 22 N1 . W2 28 . 29 N1 . W1 City Quay 44 H1 Buttars Road 28 . 29 N1 . W1 32B C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 4 H2 . F2 Hebrides Drive Stack Leisure Park 1A,1B A2 . U2 . V3 Claverhouse 36 F1,V1 36 F1 . V1 Byron Street 6A H1 . F3 St Kilda Road 1B A2 . U2 . V3 1 . 1A,1B A2 . U2 . V3 3 . 3A U2 J 5A . 5B H2 Coldside 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 Strathern Road 39A . 73 H3 3 . 3A U2 C Jack Martin Way 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 5A . 5B H2 Caird Avenue 3 . 3A U2 Strathmartine Road 39 . 39A . 73 . 73A . 73B . 75 H3 K 6A H1 . F3 Craigiebank 20 . 22 F3 . V2 28,29 A4 Caird Park Stadium 1 . 1A . 1B A2 . U2 . V3 32 . 32B . 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 6 W1 . N1 Strathmore Avenue 78A . 78C . 79A . 79C H1 Kelso Steps for Royal 6A H1 . F3 22 N1 . W2 Douglas 28 . 29 A4 . V2 2 H2 . U1 Victoria Hospital 5A . 5B H2 Camperdown Leisure Park 4 H2 . F2 39A . 73 W3 . N2 Strathmore Street 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 69 C1 Downfield 57 . 59 U1 . N2 21 U1 . A3 . V3 6A H1 . F3 Kerrsview Terrace Summerfield Avenue 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 4 H2 . F2 23 H1 . F2 . W3 2 H2 . U1 Carmichael Street 3 . 3A U2 4 H2 . F2 Kilberry Street T Dryburgh 4 H2 . F2 6A H1 . F3 3 . 3A U2 57 . 59 U1 . N2 Tannadice Park 18 . 21 U1 . A3 . V3 Castle Street 69 C1 1C A2 . U2 . V3 Emmock Woods 36 F1,V1 Kings Cross Hospital Trottick Circle Charleston Drive Shops 11 . 17 W2 . N1 6A H1 . F3 Fintry 32 . 32B . 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 Tullideph Road 11,17 W2 . N1 City Road 2 H1 . U1 Kings Cross Road 1 . 1A . 1B A2 . U2 . V3 5A . 5B H2 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Turnberry Avenue 1C A2 . U2 . V3 Forthill 39 H3 Clement Park 2 H1 . U1 Kingsway East 36 F1,V1 78A . 78C H1 Clepington Road 1C A2 . U2 . V3 U 1C A2 . U2 . V3 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 Constitution Street 4 H2 . F2 Kingsway Retail Park 2 H1 . U1 Hilltown 1B A2 . U2 . V3 6A H1 . F3 4 H2 . F2 5A . 6 W1 . N1 4 H2 . F2 University of Dundee Coupar Angus Road 2 H1 . U1 L 11 W2 . N1 Kirkton 18 . 19 . 21 A3 . U1 . V3 57 . 59 U1 . N2 16 . 16A . 39A . 73 N2 . W3 Laird Street 1 . 1A . 1B . 1C A2 . U2 . V3 Linlathen 36 F1,V1 Court Street 23 H1 . F2 . W3 V 3 . 3A U2 Lawside Road 2 H1 . U1 6A H1 . F3 6A H1 . F3 6 W1 . N1 4 H2 . F2 Cox Street Lochee 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 Victoria Park 22 N1 . W2 28 . 29 N1 . W1 5B H2 4 H2 . F2 39A . 73 W3 . N2 57 . 59 U1 . N2 Craigie Avenue 39A . 73 H3 Lawton Road 6A H1 . F3 22 N1 . W2 28 . 29 N1 . W1 W Menzieshill 5A . 5B H2 39A . 73 N2 . W3 Craigie Drive 39A . 73 H3 Linlathen Wester Gourdie Industrial Estate 36 F1,V1 Mid Craigie 2 H1 . U1 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Craigowan Road 28 . 29 N1 . W1 Linton Road 6 W1 . N1 4 H2 . F2 Western Cemetery 22 N1 . W2 32B C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 1C A2 . U2 . V3 Mill O’Mains Craigowl View 3 . 3A U2 39A . 73 W3 . N2 36 F1,V1 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 17 N1 . W2 22 N1 . W2 Lochee Road Westport 11 . 17 . 22 W2 . N1 D 28 . 29 N1 . W1 77 . 96 N2 . W3 5A . 5B . 6 W1 . N1 Ninewells Hospital 57 . 59 U1 . N2 16A . X42 W3 . N2 Derwent Avenue (for Asda) 18 . 19 . 21 U1 . A3 . V3 Whitehall Theatre 22 N1 . W2 28 . 29 N1 . W1 39A . 73 . 77 . 96 N2 . W3 1,1A A2 . U2 . V3 Logie Street 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Dens Park Stadium 57 . 59 U1 . N2 Whitfield Shops Perth Road 19 U1 . A3 . V3 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 Longhaugh Road 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 21 U1 . A3 . V3 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 6 W1 . N1 Woodside Avenue Longtown Road for ASDA 23 H1 . F2 . W3 32 . 32B . 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 Dickson Avenue 22 N1 . W2 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Milton Stobswell 36 F1,V1 39A . 73 W3 . N2 Out of Town Destinations 20 . 22 F3 . V2 5B W1 . N1 Discovery Point Longtown Street 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 23 H1 . F2 . W3 X42 W3 . N2 Alyth 57 U1 . N2 Loons Road 4 H2 . F2 St Marys 1 . 1A,1B . 1C A2 . U2 . V3 28 . 29 A4 . V2 39 H1 . F3 . V2 Douglas Road Arbroath Trottick 18 . 19 . 21 U1 . A3 . V3 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 M 39A H3 5A . 5B H2 Drumgeith Park 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Magdalen Green 69 W3 . N2 Birkhill 57 . 59 U1 . N2 West Ferry 39 . 73 . 73A . 73B . 75 H3 5B W1 . N1 Main Street 1B A2 . U2 . V3 Blairgowrie 57 . 59 U1 . N2 Dundee Airport 78A . 78C . 79A . 79C H1 X42 W3 . N2 39A . 73, H3 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 5A . 5B W1 . N1 Carnoustie Whitfield 69 C1 39 H1 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 Dundee Road Mallaig Avenue X42 W3 . N2 75 H3 17 W2 . N1 Coupar Angus 59 U1 . N2 21 U1 . A3 . V3 Woodside Old Glamis Road 18 . 19 U1 . A3 . V3 32 . 32B . 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 Cupar X42 C1 23 H1 . F2 . W3 Maryfield 17 C2 . F1 . V1 20 . 22 F3 . V2 Errol 16 . 16A N2 . W3 Dura Street 20 . 22 F3 . V2 Middleton Crescent 36 F1,V1 Forfar 20 . 22 F3 . V2 A 23 H1 . F2 . W3 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Gauldry 77 C1 Destination Bus Route Bus Stop Morgan Academy E 36 F1,V1 Glamis ST 22A F3 . V2 Albany Terrace 3 . 3A U2 28 . 29 A4. V2 Inchture 16 . 16A N2 . W3 15 C2 . F1 . V1 N Eastern Cemetery 39 H1 . F3 . V2 Invergowrie 16 . 16A . 77 N2 . W3 Albert Street 32 . 32B . 33 . 33A C2 . F1 . U1 . V1 39A . 73 H3 5A . 5B H2 36 F1,V1 Nursery Road Kirriemuir 20 . 22 F3 . V2 Elmwood Road 11 W2 . N1 69 C1 Alexander Street 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 Leuchars 96 . 99 C1 Explorer Road 17 W2 . N1 Alpin Road 6A H1 . F3 O Longforgan 16 . 16A N2 . W3 X42 W3 . N2 18 . 19 U1 . A3 . V3 Apollo Way 16A . X42 . 77 N2 W3 Old Glamis Road Meigle 57 U1 . N2 3 . 3A U2 18 . 21 U1 . A3 . V3 F Monifieth 39 . 73 . 73A . 73B . 75 H3 Arklay Street 3 . 3A U2 Factory Skatepark 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 P Monikie 78 . 79 H1 23 H1 . F2 . W3 Fairmuir Park 22 . 22A F2 . H4 . V3 Panmurefield 39 H1 . F3 . V2 Muirhead 57 . 59 U1 . N2 B Faraday Street 1 A2 . U2 . V3 Peebles Drive 15,17 C2 . F1 . V1 Monifieth 39A . 73, H3 28 . 29 A4. V2 5A W1 . N1 39 H1 . F3 . V2 Baldovie Road Fernbrae Hospital Peddie Street 2 H1 . U1 Montrose 78 H1 16 .
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