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Southern Region Guide E Woolooware 478 XXZY E 477 E Railway Station H Bus Services in the Route No. Description Route No. Description Route No. Description Route No. Description Route No. Description Route No. Description 308 Millers Point to 412 Campsie Station to 432 Birchgrove to Millers Point 441 Birchgrove to Art Gallery via 470 Lilyfield to Circular Quay via 499 Drummoyne to Hurstville via Open the guide this way for southern Southern region Marrickville Metro via King Street Wharf (City) via via Balmain, White Bay and City (QVB). Annandale, Forest Lodge, Rodd Point, Five Dock, Redfern and Clemton Park, Earlwood, North Annandale, Pyrmont Bridge Road and Burwood, Campsie, a detailed list of bus services operating in the Dulwich Hill Station, Glebe Point Road, Railway Square. Extends Bardwell Park and The routes shown in this guide make up the service network St Peters Station. 442 Balmain East Wharf Marrickville, Railway Square and (Darling Street) to Monday to Saturday to Bexley North. area outlined in this guide. region guide of Sydney Buses in the Southern region of Sydney. Petersham Station, Leichhardt Market Place Marrickville Metro to George Street, City. City (QVB) via 352 Stanmore, Camperdown during shopping hours. 502 Bayview Park to an index to suburbs and places of interest Bondi Junction via Balmain and White Bay. Circular Quay via Routes are designed to cater to travel demands in the Newtown, Sydney (Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), 433 Balmain to Millers Point via (see map overleaf). University of Sydney and Rozelle, North Annandale, Five Dock Shops to Rockdale Drummoyne. region. Routes with numbers in black are full time services University, Surry Hills, Pyrmont to Circular Quay 471 via Ashfield, Bardwell Park Railway Square. Glebe Point Road, 443 Darlinghurst and Paddington. and Arncliffe Station. (Limited Stop Service) and operate everyday and at regular intervals. Routes Railway Square and via Star City Casino and L03 City (QVB). Mortlake to Circular Quay. with numbers in red operate less frequently, generally 413 Campsie Station to George Street, City. Five Dock Shops to Rockdale Marrickville Metro to King Street Wharf (City) via 472 Open the guide this way for weekdays or peak hours only. Please check your route 355 via Dobroyd Point, Ashfield Chiswick to Circular Quay Bondi Junction via Newtown Ashbury, Lewisham, Balmain to Millers Point via Balmain East Wharf 504 timetable on line at www.sydneybuses.info or phone and Waterloo. 434 445 and Bexley North Station. via Abbotsford, Russell Lea, a map showing bus services in the Southern 131500 before you travel. Annandale and Rozelle, North Annandale, (Darling Street) to Drummoyne, Rozelle, Railway Square. Glebe Point, Railway Square Canterbury Station via 474 Ramsgate to Miranda via White Bay and Town Hall. region of Sydney. 357 Sydenham Station to and George Street, City. Rozelle, Leichhardt, Taren Point and Caringbah. Bus routes serving major commercial centres like Circular Bondi Junction Interchange 415 Campsie Station to Petersham, Dulwich Hill X04 (PM Peak Express Service) an enlarged map showing bus services in Quay, Railway Square or Rockdale stop at different bus via Kingsford and Burwood Station via 435 Leichhardt Town Hall to and Hurlstone Park. 475 Brighton-Le-Sands to City to Chiswick. Sydney CBD. stops within the area. Most bus stops with shelters show Randwick Junction. Belmore, Belfield, Enfield Circular Quay via Rockdale Plaza via and Strathfield Station. Railway Square. (Loop Service) Kyeemagh. Burwood to Parramatta via the routes that stop there and the timetable of services. 449 525 Strathfield, Olympic Park, 370 Leichhardt to Coogee via Star City Casino to Glebe Please check which bus stop is served by the route you Annandale Post Office, Tempe to Circular Quay Chiswick to Circular Quay Dolls Point to Newington and If you need more information 422 436 via Pyrmont and Broadway. 476 Rockdale Station via intend to take. Check the destination shown at the front Glebe, Sydney Park Road, via Princes Highway, via Rodd Point, Victoria Road. of the bus before boarding and if unsure, ask the driver. St Peters, Newtown, Sans Souci, Ramsgate, Green Square and Haberfield Shops, Ryde to Burwood via Kogarah Station and University of Sydney, Leichhardt Town Hall, 458 University of NSW. Rhodes, Concord Rockdale Plaza. A number of our services connect with CityRail, Sydney Railway Square, Town Hall Annandale, Railway Square Wheelchair and Wynyard. and Town Hall. Hospital, Concord West, visitvisit a Ferries and private buses services for trips within the 400 Burwood to North Strathfield and 477 Miranda to Rockdale Station via Taren Point, Sans Souci Accessible Southern region, to and from the City and beyond. Phone Bondi Junction Interchange 423 Kingsgrove Bus Depot Strathfield Station. via Campsie, Bexley North, 437 Five Dock Shops to and Rockdale Plaza. 131500 for timetables, trip planning or fare information. to Circular Quay via Circular Quay via Bus Services Rockdale, Sydney Airport, Earlwood, Undercliffe, Rodd Point, Macquarie University Ramsgate to Rockdale Mascot, Pagewood, Marrickville, Enmore, 459 478 Haberfield Shops, to Strathfield via Station via Monterey and There are a number of Maroubra Junction, Newtown, See Sydney CBD Insert overleaf for TransitShop Locations. Leichhardt Town Hall, Macquarie Centre Brighton-Le-Sands. Extends Kingsford, University of University of Sydney, wheelchair accessible buses Annandale, Railway Square and Ryde. Monday to Friday daytime to www.sydneybuses.info NSW and Randwick. Railway Square, Town Hall Miranda. operating in this region. These and Wynyard. and Town Hall. Five Dock Shops to are indicated by the wheelchair Sydney Olympic Park Wharf 460 (Loop Service) Travel on State Transit services is subject to the Transport 401 Abbotsford to Circular Quay Concord Hospital via 479 to Lidcombe Station via L23 (Peak Hour Limited Stop 438 Kyeemagh to accessible symbol alongside the via Five Dock Shops, Concord. Administration Act 1988 including Regulations and Orders, and the Olympic Park Station. Service) Kingsgrove to Rockdale Station via route number. However, we Circular Quay. Haberfield Shops, Brighton. Passenger Transport Act 1990. Leichhardt Town Hall, cannot guarantee the use of Strathfield to Burwood via 461 Burwood Station to 407 425 Dulwich Hill to Annandale and City (QVB) via 480 Strathfield Station to these buses on all routes at all State Transit reserves the right to amend this brochure without prior Strathfield West. Rockdale Station via Railway Square. City (QVB) via Parramatta Road and times. If you require the use of notice. To ensure that problems do not occur due to amendments, Arncliffe, Tempe and Sydney University. Homebush Road, please contact us if you have not used our services for a long period 408 Flemington Station or Sydenham. L38 (Limited Stop Service) South Strathfield, Enfield, one of these buses, please Rookwood Cemetery to Abbotsford to Circular Quay Ashfield Shops, Annandale of time. (Night Service) phone 131500 or check the Burwood via Homebush and 426 Dulwich Hill to Circular Quay via Five Dock Shops, 462 and Railway Square. Strathfield. via Marrickville, Enmore, Haberfield, Leichhardt, Ashfield Station to Mortlake individual timetables. PO Box 2557 Annandale and via Croydon Park, Enfield, Strathfield Station to Newtown, 483 STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW 2012 NSW Tourism courtesy photographs of Cover Burwood Station, Concord City (QVB) via Effective February 2007 Hurlstone Park to University of Sydney, Railway Square. 409 Railway Square, Town Hall and Cabarita. Wallis Avenue, Website: www.sydneybuses.info Burwood Station via Ashfield South Strathfield, Enfield, and Five Dock Shops. and Wynyard. L39 (Limited Stop Service) Sydney Buses services in the Haberfield Shops to Bayview Park to Burwood Ashfield Shops, Annandale HHelpelp yyourour bbusus 463 and Railway Square. Rockdale to Bondi Junction Canterbury to Circular Quay. Wynyard via Leichhardt and Station via Burwood Road. ttravelravel onon ttimeime Inner Western and South Western 410 428 Rozelle. via Mascot, Pagewood, University of Sydney, 487 Bankstown to Canterbury suburbs of Sydney. University of NSW and Railway Square, Town Hall Mortlake to Ashfield Station via Bankstown Hospital, and Wynyard. Rozelle to Circular Quay via 464 Use TravelTen or the correct Randwick. 440 via Concord, Roselands, Canterbury Road Leichhardt Town Hall, and Campsie. change for your fare. | www.transitgraphics.com.au Southern Burwood Station and L28 (Peak Hour Limited Stop Service) Annandale and Croydon Park. Region 411 Centro Roselands Shopping Canterbury to Circular Quay. Railway Square. 492 Drummoyne to Rockdale via Take the nearest seat available. Centre to Ashfield Station Five Dock, Burwood, Region Guide via Kingsgrove Station, Cabarita Park to Version 431 Glebe Point to Millers Point L40 (Limited Stop Service) 466 Campsie and Kingsgrove. Exit from the door nearest to you. February 2007 Bexley North Station, via Glebe Point Road, Rozelle to Wynyard via Ashfield Station via Concord, Earlwood Shops and Railway Square and Leichhardt and Burwood Station and 494 Campsie to Rockdale via STA No. Dulwich Hill. George Street, City. Railway Square. Croydon Park. Kingsgrove and Bexley. Thank you for your help 173 724 Welcome Aboard TravelPass. If you use the bus and ferry a lot or for trips of various lengths over a seven-day period anywhere within Destinations/Points of Interest Every working day across Sydney, our fleet of buses carry over the Orange and Blue zones shown on the map below, an Orange TravelPass can be cost
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