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Barking to Tower Gateway: CS3 to Aldgate LANE BOUNDARY to Barking Town Centre N CIRCULAR ROAD NORTH BARKING & DAGENHAM Limehouse PRINCE REGENT LANE Newham TOWER HAMLETS LONSDALE AVENUE River Roding River Roding WHITECHAPEL HIGH STREET COMMERCIAL ROAD COMMERCIAL ROAD A13 EAST INDIA DOCK ROAD EAST INDIA DOCK ROAD General Hospital CANNON STREET ROAD NEWELL ST. NEWHAM NEWHAM CITY OF LONDON TOWER HAMLETS CITY OF LONDON HIGH STREET SOUTH WEST INDIA DOCK ROAD WEST INDIA DOCK ROAD WOODSTOCK TERRACE WOODSTOCK MANOR ROAD MANSELL STREET EAST INDIA DOCK ROAD A13 LANE MOVERS BACK CHURCH LANE BACK BLACKWALL TUNNEL BLACKWALL MINORIES All Saints Bow Creek CAROLINE STREET SALTWELL STREET SALTWELL BOUNDARY LANE BOUNDARY SUTTON STREET SUTTON COTTON STREET COTTON BUTCHER ROW BUTCHER LEMAN STREET NUTMEG LANE COLT STREETCOLT STREET COLT Limehouse LEAMOUTH RD. to City Basin Newham Leisure BARKING ROAD CROSSWALL Shadwell Westferry Centre WESTFERRY ROAD ROMAN ROAD Fenchurch GOODMANS YARD Street ROYAL MINT STREET CABLE STREET CABLE STREET NARROW STREET LIMEHOUSE CAUSEWAY MING STREET POPLAR HIGH STREET NAVAL ROWNUTMEG LN. SAFFRON AV. SORREL LANE NEWHAM WAY (A13) NEWHAM WAY (A13) ALFREDS WAY (A13) ALFREDS WAY (A13) PRESTONS ROAD PRESTONS Tower ROW BUTCHER Tower ST. DELLOW GLAMIS ROAD STREET RATHBONE LANE ACRE FORTY FREEMASONS ROAD PRINCE REGENT LANE WAY MANOR WOOLWICH DOCK ST. Gateway RIVER ROAD HERSTMERE ROAD Hill ROAD WESTFERRY TOWER HILL WAY SILVERTOWN Canning Beckton DOCKS ROAD ROYAL GREENWAY TOWER BRIDGE APPROACH BRIDGE TOWER EAST LOWER LEA CROSSING P P Town TOLLGATE ROAD Alps ST. KATHARINE’S ST. Poplar Blackwall The Tower THE HIGHWAY THE HIGHWAY Thames of London River ASPEN WAY St. Katharine’s WAY VAUGHAN ASPEN WAY ASPEN WAY Dock West India Quay East India P P WAY TOLLGATE ROAD Beckton CABOT Canary Wharf WEST INDIA AVENUE TRAFALGAR WAY to Barking to Tower Bridge SQUARE Riverside 0 minutes 10 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes 40 minutes 50 minutes 55 minutes 9th September 2009 – version 6 This cycle route is about 7.6 miles, or 12.3 kilometres, from end to end. Route on quieter roads recommended by cyclists. London Underground station Borough boundaries Route signed for cyclists that may be on busier roads. National Rail station NEWHAM Provision for cyclists adjacent to busy roads. May be shared with pedestrians. Docklands Light Railway station TOWER HAMLETS CABLE STREET Barclays Cycle Superhighway. Routes through parks for walking and cycling. Pedestrians have priority P Docklands Light Railway station with cycle parking but responsible cycling is permitted. May not be available at all times..

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