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Local Area Map Bus Map Mitcham Eastfields Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 57 GARDEN AVENUE ST. JAMES’ ROAD 98 113 Tennis Courts Tooting 230 FRAMFIELD ROAD 37 40 E L M H U R S T A 270 LARBERT ROAD continues to Aldwych 38 Putney Bridge N44 MEADFOOT ROAD for Covent Garden Paddling 36 VENUE BENNETTS CLOSE Pool 82 85 Riverside 26 I L L R O A D 1 H River Thames Wandsworth Town 70 Lavender UCKFIELD GROVE 24 Quarter Pier 11 BRIXTON 133 London Road 175 258 12 Children’s Centre 14 MANSHIP ROAD Putney Putney Bridge Road 24 1 WANDSWORTH 48 95 ABERCAIRN ROAD St MaryÕs Church/ Cavendish Road KingÕs Avenue Brixton 201 BEECHOLME A Bowling 82 Wandsworth 1 Putney Pier 355 Herne Hill Green 1 2 626 Southside Shopping Centre Figges Streatham Vale Clapham South Poynders Road Acre Lane VENUE 127 Park 292 Marsh 158 TURNER AVENUE Earlsfield Balham Croxted Road 1 7 MitchamM tcham Bowling EDGEHILL ROAD PUTNEY 40 Green 16 1 64 BALHAM LONESOME WA Tulse Hill 77 IndustrialIn ustr Summerstown DENNIS REEVE BENNETTS CLOSE Tooting Bec C L O S E EstateEsta 132 Upper Tulse Hill West Dulwich 1 T H E D R I F T W Garratt Lane Streatham Common LONDON ROAD Y 65 11 1 22 L 11 D Streatham Cemetery Streatham Hill Beecholme C 101 A S L C Upper Tooting Road AY Primary School O Telford Avenue G 2 51 G R Garratt Lane 6 I N STEERS MEAD 99 E Hebdon Road 1 R 136 B L D Fairlight Road L 36 1 R 67 A A 1041 6 Fountain Road 1 24 5 N Upper Tooting Road Streatham Hill D BENNETTS CLOSE O 51 42 L E Garratt Lane Broadwater Road A Gorringe Park Streatham Vale 25 R 3 215 O O 2 Primary School BaptistJ Church S U 368 E R S N Streatham I 127 A P R P V Fountain Road I AY D E St LeonardÕs Church E 20 M N R N G G Cranmer Terrace Garratt Lane U A A P O P L A R A VENUE G D 24 E 28 1 H R N OSE S A N D Y L A N E O WOODSIDE O S Tooting Broadway Mitcham Lane V T 23 8 E Blackshaw Road 21 R 74 A 63 Oakleigh Way WAY 189 Conyers Road O A K L E I G H W 1 BEAULIEU CL Lambeth Cemetery E 24 Recreation Ground Tooting Broadway STREATHAM 148 E MAPLE CLOSE LILIAN ROAD R 4 Mitcham Lane 1 V 16 1 T Tooting Aldrington Road E O 29 27 S D ALK O A 1 S L 2 St GeorgeÕs Hospital Y O R Mitcham Road C A H R A A R D E V E N U R W 24 hour N E U L S service Mitcham Lane V E 24 L T L G N S A GR O I L D E 264 280 Bickley Street L 2 7 B H Y R 1 R A R E C HI A Thrale Road A L E 318 G H H M O A M G E B E N E Z E R W TOOTING S A Tooting M U D E AY C S E B W I A E 191 I G H Mitcham Lane 2 S I E V 18 L N Mitre O R 34 A K 1 E L 44 O C W C O 1 N E 10 D H R Dahomey Road U I Y 54 A 3 T E A 1 81 Tooting E L W K V Southcroft Road 2 LIMETREE PLACE 149 308 2 22 E M D 30 E 162 S O Amen Corner A A P N L H A Nimrod Road 2 1 S M D 1 Y Y R O L A 1 A A D VE 1 N ELDERTREE W Mitcham Road 1 Southcroft Road Southcroft Road 1 E S T G R A H A M R O A E 33 P Glasford Street Eastbourne Road Mitcham Lane N F I R S C L O S E Mitcham Lane E Y LMFIELD A P E A R S O N W 15 EVELINE ROAD 60 E W 1 1 A 10 Y 107 B D 34 Y A O 12 Southcroft Road W L A 87 PR S 28 103 O AY Tooting OCTOR T 46 C D H E R WARMINSTER1 W LOSE FERNLEA ROAD 78 F I R G A 56 39 S 2 I D E 6 70 C E 24 47 L V 4 O S L R M 45 E K LO S O O E Streatham Road N A A PLACE O E R ELDERTREE 121 Lavender D O D 260 P R G H London Road Ashbourne Road C 1 100 44 A 28 A Fields G 41 75 M D K 11 58 53 D 52 S Y 8 1 E Gorringe Park Avenue A 2 AY A R 0 O S 16 ’ R FOWLER ROAD N 24 W O 190 1 O S1 PLUMMER LANE E D L WOODSTOCK W S 12 Y K A A KENNEDY M 2 C C D Victoria Road R L Y S 115 CLOSE O A S O T 2 WA T . L 1 N R ELDERTREE S B E I 48 D Friday Road J O O F F A N VENUE A O R M 23 D 72 O R O 1 A 1 A E D N 25 W S D R M M U O A 'P1ndar R R E 81 GUYATT GARDENS 28 Lonesome AY F C D 71 A 54 N D M A R S H A FERNLEA ROAD I K O 2 N E F B Acacia Primary School L IE 24 S D L N 1 Intergenerational D L H 13 Footbridge 36 WAY R G O P 95 10 PRIESTLEY ROAD Centre I O R O EARCE 1 Y P . 63 CL A N Y R A 93 OSE W 14 WARMINSTER A The yellow tinted area includes every bus O D 57 D FiggeÕs Marsh 78 W R 40 53 D A E E 12 N O H I P stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from D S N S U N FIRTREE AVENUE O E N R U 28 37 N E Mitcham Eastfields and FiggeÕs Marsh. Main FELTHAMROAD E A V R 29 A D O 29 S Y O 13 T A A 30 Mitcham L stops are shown in the white area outside. A O 73 F 40 F C L E R D D L I A 20 T 19 War Memorial M H D E O Long Bolstead WIMBLEDON A R Eastfields St. Davids H A A 57 T M O L O D Recreation Ground R T L EA L C Chapel R R Allotments D W 72 T O E I A A D S Mitcham A R N 1 159 S R A 123 Playground D A L 1 L Library C O O 1 H 1 R L Merton High Street R U 43 O M GRA Merton Abbey A CLA South Wimbledon S E A A D H R T Y AV E N U A N M O V 16 N M D O W N E R O A D F S Merton Park Merton High Street D F TA 24 G Grove Road Bond Primary I O Y Meopham Road E E 2 L R L L T L T R O StreStStrreatham PaParkk Abbey Road A School D H A R A L Warminster Way D D THRUPP E H Ebenezer Walk A A C CLOSE 2 M A Colliers Wood A V R N Eagle House R O E G M E E O R Cemeteryryy U St. Mark’s 98 Wimbledon Chase N E S A School L N C D U L E C of E Academy R E 55 Footbridge E V E 34 O N D D A A Level Crossing Meopham Road 1 O T A S R 160 L 18 D N M O D AS U Woodstock Way A A C M N L R Christchurch Road K Woodstock Way Woodstock Way M 37 LEATHER CLOSE U 666 O S A B L A Raynes Park R Clay Avenue Warminster Way L 2 Runnymede L Rowan Road 201 A 11 ACACIA ROAD N N B D Grove Road Streatham Park Cemetery 8 E E O A 130 PAIN’S 19 D T Y CLOSE Rowan Road D O F St MarkÕs C of E A O A R 79 N STF Rowan Road N Jewish Cemetery A IE W M O E L D Academy T 1 O S New Malden D A L T C Rosemead Avenue T 2 Western Road S L O 3 . W Playing Fields L N A R 48 D M O POTTER Tesco I LABURNUM ROAD D 1 A R S A R R A Chelsea Fields O O CLOSE R A E E M O R R V Wide Way A O A SIBTHORP Morrisons K O 69 34 R I F 4 C O ’ 97 A New Malden I R D S C E Northborough Road ROAD Miitchi ham St. Mark’s D T A C L AY AV Western Road R R O A L R ’ S B 8 77 R K G .
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