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BUS ROUTES for All PPS SCHOOLS 2021-2022.Xlsx PLYMOUTH SOUTH MIDDLE BUS 4 24 Bog View Road 7:36:00 AM Barquentine Dr & Brigantine Cir 7:37:00 AM State Rd & Indian Hill Rd 7:39:00 AM State Rd & Hyannis Rd 7:41:00 AM State Rd & Colony Beach Blvd 7:42:00 AM State Rd & Old Beach Rd (Marshland) 7:44:00 AM BUS 6 Kathleen Dr & Shallow Pond Ln 7:35:00 AM Kathleen Dr & Penny Ln 7:37:00 AM Kathleen Dr & Barbaras Way 7:38:00 AM Andrew's Way & Kathleen Dr 7:39:00 AM Barbaras Way & Andrews Way 7:40:00 AM Talia Way & Philip Cir 7:41:00 AM 51 Talia Way 7:44:00 AM 17 Donna Dr 7:46:00 AM BUS 40 State Rd & Center Hill Rd 7:28:00 AM 1728 State Road 7:29:00 AM 1708 State Road 7:30:00 AM 1602 State Road 7:31:00 AM State Rd & Mayflower Dr 7:33:00 AM State Rd & Trask Rd & Silver Birch 7:34:00 AM State Rd & Evergreen Dr 7:36:00 AM State Rd & Bellevue Rd 7:37:00 AM State Rd & Shoals Ave (Capt Landing) 7:38:00 AM 1609 State Road 7:39:00 AM State Rd & Barnfield Dr 7:40:00 AM 1695 State Road 7:41:00 AM State Rd & Derek Dr 7:42:00 AM State Rd & Ellisville Green 7:43:00 AM 1849 State Road 7:44:00 AM BUS 42 State Rd & Manomet Beach Blvd 7:38:00 AM State Rd & Seal Cove Rd 7:40:00 AM State Rd & Cape Cod Ave 7:42:00 AM Everson Ave & Indian Ave 7:43:00 AM BUS 43 179 / 181 Hedges Pond Road 7:42:00 AM Hedges Pond Rd & Fortune Dr 7:43:00 AM 245 Hedges Pond Road 7:45:00 AM 914 Long Pond Road 7:46:00 AM Sweeney Ln & Gabriel Lane 7:48:00 AM 2 Sweeney Ln 7:49:00 AM 755 Lunns Way 7:52:00 AM 907 Long Pond Road (cross) 7:53:00 AM 871 Long Pond Road (cross) 7:54:00 AM 813 Long Pond Rd (cross) 7:55:00 AM 803 Long Pond Road 7:56:00 AM 783 Long Pond Rd 7:57:00 AM 595 Long Pond Road 8:01:00 AM BUS 44 Long Pond Rd & Post N' Rail Ave 7:41:00 AM Long Pond Rd & Lakewood Dr 7:42:00 AM Long Pond Rd & Tananger Rd & James Cir 7:43:00 AM 1092 Long Pond Rd 7:44:00 AM Long Pond Rd & Halloran's Way 7:45:00 AM 34 Alewife Rd 7:47:00 AM 129 & 125 Alewife Road 7:48:00 AM 957 Long Pond Road 7:48:00 AM 944 Long Pond Road 7:49:00 AM BUS 45 Old County Rd & Janet St 7:31:00 AM Old County Rd & George St 7:32:00 AM Burnside St & Sanderson Dr 7:36:00 AM Burnside St & Spencer Dr 7:38:00 AM 2 Spencer Drive 7:39:00 AM State Rd & Sanderson Dr 7:40:00 AM State Rd & Colt Ln 7:41:00 AM Nonantum Rd & Dover Circle 7:42:00 AM Pawtuxet & Spindrift 7:44:00 AM 2 Pawtuxet Road 7:44:00 AM State Rd & White Cliffs Dr 7:45:00 AM BUS 46 Bourne Rd & Fire House Rd 7:14:00 AM Bourne Rd & Rogers St 7:15:00 AM Bourne Rd & 1st Lakeview Blvd 7:16:00 AM Bourne Rd & 2 Nd Lakeview Blvd. 7:17:00 AM 691 Bourne Road 7:18:00 AM 15 White Island Pond Road 7:22:00 AM Bournehurst Dr & Whitmar Cir 7:23:00 AM 175 Bournehurst Drive 7:25:00 AM Bournehurst Dr & Cabot Cir (cross) 7:26:00 AM Bourne Rd & Pretto Way 7:31:00 AM Bourne Rd & Central Ave 7:33:00 AM 8 Skylark Ave 7:36:00 AM 1 Gull Lane 7:36:00 AM 13 Skylark Avenue 7:37:00 AM 25 & 26 Skylark Avenue 7:38:00 AM Pheasant Ave & Oriole Way 7:39:00 AM Oriole Way & Sandpiper Ln 7:40:00 AM Scarlet Dr & Swan Ave 7:41:00 AM Gull Ln & Cardinal Dr 7:42:00 AM BUS 50 Herring Pond Rd & Tamarack Rd 7:33:00 AM 141 Herring Pond Road 7:35:00 AM 6 Cedar Oak Dr 7:37:00 AM 134 Herring Pond Rd 7:38:00 AM 126 Herring Pond Road 7:38:00 AM 78 Janebar Circle 7:40:00 AM 69 Janebar Circle 7:40:00 AM 60 Janebar Circle 7:41:00 AM 8 Janebar Circle 7:44:00 AM 80 Herring Pond Road 7:45:00 AM BUS 52 952 Head of the Bay Road 7:30:00 AM Lake Dr & Spruce St 7:31:00 AM Lake Dr & Buzzards Bay Dr 7:32:00 AM Lake Dr & Mildred St 7:33:00 AM Lake Dr & Worcester St 7:34:00 AM Worcester St & Nickerson St 7:35:00 AM 25 Nickerson St 7:36:00 AM 16 Nickerson St 7:37:00 AM BUS 53 19 Admiral Byrd Road 7:31:00 AM 2068 State Road 7:33:00 AM State Rd & Treetop Way 7:34:00 AM 2 Dyer Pass 7:35:00 AM Buckskin Path & Great Woods Rd 7:40:00 AM 59 Great Woods Road 7:41:00 AM 43 Great Woods Rd 7:42:00 AM 24 Pine Mountain Drive 7:43:00 AM Ellisville Rd & Lookout Point Rd 7:47:00 AM 29 Ellisville Road 7:49:00 AM 24 Ellisville Road 7:49:00 AM 16 Ellisville Rd 7:50:00 AM Ellisville Rd & Oak Bluff Cir 7:51:00 AM BUS 54 3 Carters Bridge Rd 7:24:00 AM 15 Carters Bridge Rd 7:25:00 AM Little Herring Pond Rd & River Farm Rd 7:28:00 AM 30 Valley Rd 7:30:00 AM 47 Valley Road 7:31:00 AM 163 Valley Rd 7:32:00 AM Valley Rd & Grace Way 7:33:00 AM Roxy Cahoon & Deer Run 7:35:00 AM 71 Roxy Cahoon Road 7:36:00 AM Roxy Cahoon Rd & Trails End Cv 7:37:00 AM 220 Roxy Cahoon Road 7:39:00 AM Sandy Pond Rd & Sol Joseph Rd 7:39:00 AM BUS 55 416 Long Pond Road 7:38:00 AM Martingale Ln & Flying Jib La 7:40:00 AM Martingale & Forsail Ln 7:41:00 AM Vinyard Way & Cabernet Ln 7:43:00 AM 5 Haven Rd 7:47:00 AM Anchor Dr & Independence St 7:49:00 AM Haven Rd & 2nd Constitution Dr 7:50:00 AM 509 Long Pond Rd 7:52:00 AM 539 Long Pond Road 7:53:00 AM 551 Long Pond Road 7:54:00 AM 28 Oar And Line Rd 7:55:00 AM 20 Thatcher Road 7:57:00 AM 32 Thatcher Road 7:57:00 AM 7 Thatcher Road 7:58:00 AM BUS 56 Lucys Path & Oaken Bucket Ln 7:31:00 AM Bourne Rd & Stockade Path 7:32:00 AM 62 Bourne Road 7:33:00 AM 25 Bonney Briar Drive 7:34:00 AM Oaken Bucket & Bonney Briar Dr 7:35:00 AM 900 Ship Pond Rd 7:41:00 AM Ship Pond Rd & Secretarist Dr 7:43:00 AM 802 Ship Pond Road 7:44:00 AM 869 Old Sandwich Road 7:49:00 AM BUS 57 Packard & Cypress St 7:30:00 AM Packard & Archer 7:31:00 AM Packard St & Coral St 7:32:00 AM Lake Dr & Cypress St 7:33:00 AM BUS 58 Little Sandy Pond Rd & Hillcrest Rd 7:27:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & John Paul Ln 7:28:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & Summit Rd 7:30:00 AM 167 Little Sandy Pond Road 7:31:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & Elbow Pond Rd 7:32:00 AM 235 Little Sandy Pond Road 7:33:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & Livingston Dr 7:34:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & Blue Gill Ln 7:35:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & Wyndham Hill Dr 7:36:00 AM 390 Little Sandy Pond Rd 7:37:00 AM Little Sandy Pond Rd & Eagle Dr 7:38:00 AM 11 Debbie Ct 7:41:00 AM Raymond Rd & Lunns Way 7:43:00 AM 41 Lunns Way 7:44:00 AM BUS 59 634 Lunns Way 7:37:00 AM 610 Lunns Way 7:37:00 AM 586 Lunns Way 7:38:00 AM 548 Lunns Way 7:39:00 AM Lunns Way & First Dickson Dr 7:40:00 AM Lunns Way & Dickson Dr 7:42:00 AM Raymond Rd & Nathan Ln 7:43:00 AM BUS 60 Raymond Rd & Brandeis Ln 7:42:00 AM Raymond Rd & Compton Ct 7:44:00 AM Raymond Rd & Daniel Cir 7:45:00 AM Raymond Rd & Garrett Pl 7:46:00 AM Garrett Pl & Long Duck Pond Rd 7:48:00 AM Garrett Pl & Amanda Ave 7:49:00 AM Amanda Ave & Paulette Ter 7:51:00 AM BUS 62 Raymond Rd & Desiderata Dr 7:35:00 AM 442 Raymond Road 7:38:00 AM Raymond Rd & Freeman Dr 7:39:00 AM Raymond Rd & Beatrice Ave 7:40:00 AM Beatrice Ave & Tadpole Way 7:41:00 AM Beatrice Ave & Perseverance Path 7:43:00 AM Perseverance Path & Zion's Place 7:45:00 AM Freeman Dr & Raymond Rd 7:46:00 AM BUS 63 115 Bourne Road 7:30:00 AM 109 Bourne Road 7:30:00 AM 165 Bourne Rd 7:31:00 AM 177 Bourne Road 7:32:00 AM Wallwind Dr & Nicholas Ave 7:36:00 AM Nicholas Ave & S Wind Dr 7:37:00 AM Jocelyn Ave & S Wind Dr 7:38:00 AM Jocelyn Ave & Wall Wind Dr 7:39:00 AM Spinnaker Dr & Mooring Circle 7:43:00 AM 264 Bourne Road 7:46:00 AM 106 Bourne Road 7:48:00 AM 9 Bourne Road 7:50:00 AM 70 Halfway Pond Rd 7:51:00 AM 15 Graystone Dr 7:52:00 AM BUS 64 7 Justine Rd 7:42:00 AM Dorothy Dr & Linda Ln 7:44:00 AM Dorothy Dr & Nancy Dr 7:45:00 AM 3 Dorothy Dr 7:46:00 AM Justine Ave & Paula Rd 7:48:00 AM BUS 65 533 Wareham Road 7:33:00 AM 581 Wareham Rd 7:34:00 AM Wereham Rd & Sandy Beach Rd 7:35:00 AM Wareham Rd & White Spruce Ln 7:40:00 AM 208 Wareham Road 7:41:00 AM 139 Wareham Rd 7:42:00 AM 112 Wareham Road 7:43:00 AM Wareham Rd & Mast Rd 7:45:00 AM 240 Halfway Pond Rd 7:47:00 AM 182 Halfway Pond Rd 7:48:00 AM Halfway Pond Rd & Wildflower Ln 7:48:00 AM 170 Halfway Pond Road 7:49:00 AM Long Pond Rd & Timberlane 7:52:00 AM 620 Long Pond Rd 7:55:00 AM BUS 67 Old Sandwich Rd & Savery Pond Rd 7:26:00 AM 1432 Old Sandwich Rd 7:27:00 AM Old Sandwich Rd & Lake Rd 7:28:00 AM Old Sandwich Rd & Community Dr 7:29:00 AM 1259 Old Sandwich Rd 7:30:00 AM 1178 Old Sandwich Road 7:32:00 AM 1162 Old Sandwich Road 7:32:00 AM 1146 Old Sandwich Road 7:33:00 AM 99 Early Red Circle 7:35:00 AM 28 Early Red Circle 7:36:00 AM 8 Early Red Circle 7:37:00 AM Ship Pond Rd & Bog Hollow 7:38:00 AM Ship Pond Rd & Tadmore Trl 7:38:00 AM 290 Ship Pond Rd After Turning On To Natical Way 7:39:00 AM 350 Ship Pond Rd 7:39:00 AM 81 Nautical Way 7:42:00 AM 49 Nautical Way 7:42:00 AM 20 / 17 Nautical Way 7:43:00 AM 209 Ship Pond Road 7:44:00 AM Ship Pond Rd & Columbia Rd 7:45:00 AM 170 Ship Pond Road 7:45:00 AM Ship Pond Rd & Old SchoolHouse Rd 7:46:00 AM BUS 68 Lunn's Way & 2 nd Kirk Circle 7:34:00 AM Lunns Way & Brandeis Ln 7:34:00 AM Lunns Way & Jennifer Circle & Joyce Dr 7:35:00 AM Lunns Way & Welton Dr 7:37:00 AM Lunns Way & Lynne Cir 7:39:00 AM Lunns Way & Nathan Ln 7:39:00 AM Joyce Dr & Welton Dr 7:40:00 AM Nathan Ln & Kim Cir 7:43:00 AM Raymond Rd & Moraski Ln 7:45:00 AM Raymond Rd.
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