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Buses from Reedham Reedham Station – Zone 6 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus BusesMap from Reedham 21 P H L T Jobcentre L U E P U U I N U R B V E R O H A 1 L L S Plus R E N E Y E I A Y 14 D ST Croydon A Z H K A APPROACH R A N R O A R U O N O O TION F L R Purley continues to H M 20 L A E Streatham Common Rowan Road Galpins Road University Hospital I L 14 D F L 1 I F 60 N68 Tottenham Court Road L C 15 E 2 T 1 2 Y Streatham Vale Pollards Hill Library Thornton Heath Subway H Streatham St. David’s W 2 Preparatory School 3 Pond 2 E 20 N L A Purley Way Sainsbury’s Reeves Corner R E Purley 11 V I L E STREATHAM for Waddon Marsh Wandle Park for Church Street S U N 22 Cross E 37 V 2 A 2 3 E D N G D 25 I A Tennis R Tesco West Croydon 166 39 X Courts O O Valley Park H I L L R O A D B R 2 G 405 M for IKEA and O Croydon Whitgift Centre 7 N 48 3 O A N H D Ampere Way A 15 for Wellesley Road N E PURLEY RISE S A AV P E 20 N T P R Therapia Lane U E Woodcote Day R Shirley Park 10 O O 34 A R E Nursery C N N Lebanon Road Addiscombe Road A H A L R R E E O CROYDON W L V 54 A I 36 D S 24 R Coomber Way Sandilands 17 H I L L R O A D D O D PURLEY RISE Croydon East Croydon A A A 56 D High Street/Flyover Addington Hills O Chinese26 2 O M A N O R WAY R Coombe Lane 9 1 10 Social Y R Club Beddington Lane 12 South Croydon E D 60 E 46 U 1 22 L N 11 A L E N V A A O FRIENDS ROAD South Croydon V E O 73 G R D Beddington Swan & Sugar Loaf 62 I R T 1 7 E T X L ASDA O H 2 8 O B L Haling Park Road South Croydon Addington Park C 31 I G 2 D D A Bus Garage GABLES COURT I H O O 31 R Beddington PURLEY RISE E O R L 38 Plough Lane Pampisford Road A Y Brighton Road W 37 D 39 B ADDINGTON 4 8 E Lynscott Way Sanderstead Road 3 L 32 76 19 50 1 Roundshaw 93 X Brighton Road E WALLINGTON Addington Village I V W R O Phoenix Centre Pampisford Road Purley Oaks D Interchange R I M A N O R WAY L E F Wyvern Road T M 33 S E 25 O H 72 466 C T I Wallington 25 42 H R O 19 D C D A L E R O A D 455 A A O 95 LANSDOWNE ROAD Pampisford Road R D Y 26 L E 3 74 64 O Purley Hospital A L L D V 16 2 E Brighton Road Purley Downs Road E N L T A D 4 A N 72 O E O R HIGHER DRIVE 28 114 C 28 D S 57 D D O 13 L A N 2 16 O A R O V E W O G 116 7 R Brighton Road Montpelier Road D 114 59 SYDNEY AVENUE D 4 O St. Swithun’s A 76 O O 1 R E Parish Church T 7 W N S Lansdowne O 39 R O 78 L M O C 104 U D A L E R O A D Brighton Road Purley Hospital 47 99 Hall A N L E 1 B A L 65 A D D St. John M E A W O the Baptist R A Purley S N Church Brighton Road Purley Downlands Precinct D 11 N O Library O 5 9 R A T L 1 H The yellow tinted area includes every 69 N W W R O O O 87 D bus stop up to about one-and-a-half D 15 A 46 V Russell Hill Road WOODSIDE ROAD E 100 N N miles from Reedham. Main stops 43 U E Purley Cross D Woodcote Valley Road ection 38 A O are shown in the white area outside. O E R D 36 93 A T 86 T V O R S E E I N Purley R Fitness First H BEAUMONT ROAD E Purley Cross C D D R Foxley Hall Y D 30 N A 52 Hail & Ride s Northwood Avenue O G N FAIRBAIRN O Tesco O D U R 24 S 58 CLOSE 62 33 W I 43 M E 17 A S R H R I A R R E Y E 124 G L B R H U Purley Fire 68 DS RO P Oaks Road G ELAN AD 63 Station OV I GR 128 26 72 S H Y DA DN C O P S E H I L L V E A EN Y 40 O UE 130 R 94 39 1 E 38 N Kenley 37 S MANOR WOOD ROAD O L 49 O 15 C T Y H E N 183 G T I A Hail & Ride s D 31 R A W B 2 O N D D R O A A Valley Road R S O O D 92 T R H R N W D T A D O S ection L O A Upper Woodcote Village O E Reedham D N Reedham O R O A D R W W O C O S R A R D 50 D 84 V O D 2 8 O T D 45 E N O N S 103 N E A A Beverley Road 129 U W R L A E M N C 3 D W O W O MUSGROVE CLOSE A O D L A N D Foxley Wood O School O O V WAY E L D W 93 I N 70 G R 49 RIVE C D Whyteleafe L M O HA 141 S REED Whyteleafe Tavern E School 12 N 2 H&R1 O 2 S O 16 MI 72 TH L 23 36 Recreation AM D R N D 13 T O Ground 1 W D E W 15 L H&R2 N O D N School 166 O Whyteleafe South 8 S A H O D 25 R WHYTELEAFE T O THE V D E ALE R S E R R M B E H D E Y M E L G G CALLOW FIELD I O D E C 1 D E L N H E E O D I T B AD I A O V E R I H R RO D L M A M G W A A N D H E E M 13 A R H Whyteleafe South R R D H E N O R 2 D V W 8 HOLMES I N R I E Wapses Lodge Roundabout CLOSE St. Nicholas 1 V R B I E D A D V E O A M School E E R H S O T T R 434 D 1 O D A D D L 32 A T 67 S O 29 30 Y O O 2 R Y D R E 1 A E L 4 W L O I N T R 18 O N 16 D L D O V E 16 O R S St. Barnabas D R T S D 10 L E A 179 T 14 N E Church A R T H H N E A L 74 D G L M R R I R S N W R E M O A D Old Lodge Lane W D I A Y Foxley Wood B T O IN H D D W Burcott Road A H Beaumont M 76 4 G Primary School 36 D MILESTONE 37 5 4 E 73 Coulsdon Town O DRIVE 26 32 Stoats Nest Road T H E VA 37 L E W L Old Lodge Lane 15 Stoats Nest Village 25 64 A N Chipstead Valley Road Lodge Hill 1 N T H E VA L E S Brighton Road E BENCOMBE ROAD 22 1 16 82 VA L E C L O S E R 201 Old Lodge Lane WELLWOOD CLOSE O Chipstead Valley Road Coulsdon 3 Whitefield Avenue 84 A 1 37 Portnalls Road 8 Library Coulsdon Road 2 8 G D E 40 T H E R I D G E M M 33 Cearn Way 205 E 1 L L 2 Brighton Road T H C 1 Old Lodge Lane E L O Chipstead Valley Road D 1 220 S R E 6 Lion Green Road I V 24 Canons Hill E 81 Coniston Road BURCOTT ROAD E 2 BOUVERIE GARDENS I V R 35 D Monday to Saturday except M Coulsdon South 455 219 A BOUVERIE H GARDENS HARTLEY OLD ROAD S Chipstead Valley Road 12 E N evenings, some journeys on 18 18 D 2 Rickman Hill Coulsdon Road 10 route 166 continue via Epsom Marlpit Lane Coulsdon Court Road 16 Downs Road 17 Town Centre to Epsom 239 1 General Hospital.
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