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Buses from Harringay Harringay Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus BusesMap from Harringay 30 continues to Turnpike Park N29 141 Tottenham 1 57 Enfield Town Lane Surgery 1 EFFINGHAM ROAD R 138 A 245 1 N T 53 H D C e BERESFORD ROAD Palmers Green O w O A L GREEN LANES E R North Circular Road Lansdowne Northumberland Park A 14 1 41 V i COLINA ROAD O C 31 E v O N W e AY R Road IKEA and Tesco N 586 1 O A D R U r D 54 E H Green Lanes 24 hour O R D R O A A HARVEY ROAD R 2 29 service 46 HARVEY MEWS BERESF I 341 1 N Y Nightingale Road 18 G 29 Northumberland E Y A 67 P Harringay PALMERS A 22 Park 1 S S G United Church D WOOD 66 A High Road A 1 G Bruce Grove E N O R S 575 Haringey Civic Centre N 2 I 14 K GREEN E D ALLISON ROAD 12 R R A R GREEN A 53 N OAKLEY GARDENS G E P L 26 Wood Green K I N G S G AT E R 1 TOTTENHAM O 1 O S Tottenham C D MEWS H 126 R 182 ROAD RITCHES ROAD A 68 T A 1 N A A L L I S O N 52 Police Station R T GLENWOOD ROAD A H 14 H L C D O 7 48 D 143 O Wood Green O AVONDALE ROAD O 30 L 131 Tottenham E Green Lanes D A W Shopping City R G R A E 111 Swan N C R O P E RATHCOOLE GARDENS D HEWITT ROAD S E N R Turnpike Lane S 452 High Road Alfoxton Avenue Philip Lane N S T . St. Ann’s Hospital Greyhound Road 1 HEWITT ROAD A N N 109 A 111 D 1 ’ A 533 S K R O Woodlands Park Salisbury PA R Turnpike Lane D S M A N Children’s Centre Philip Lane 71 135 R L Hotel 412 D 56 O T O 177 O W West Green Road Mount Pleasant Road 128 H SEYMOUR ROAD A Stanley Road D BRAMPTON ROAD G HARRINGAY Philip Lane 108 I 1 West Green Road 59 Summerhill Road 87 The yellow tinted area includes every 1 SEYMOUR ROAD 33 W 1 Green Lanes West Green Primary School Hornsey School bus stop up to about one-and-a-half 1 52 Falkland Road for Girls N West Green Road e SALISBURY ROAD miles from Harringay. Main stops are West Green Road 150 w 121 Philip Lane R 331 Black Boy Lane 93 iv shown in the white area outside. e WARHAM ROAD r CLEVELAND GARDENS 297 Black Boy Lane 180 1 Abbotsford Avenue I HARINGEY PASSAGE N GREEN LANES D E 100 1 WARHAM ROAD 94 R W 1 GA RDENS 489 R L E Y KI MBE WARWICK GARDENS I C Y K E O R N O K B 113 A A R 18 D L 126 K A 62 PEMBERTON ROAD AD P N RO CHESTERFIELD O C 105 ALLIS CRANFORD WAY G School N A MEWS 101 O 79 122 R L T CHESTERFIELD GARDENS 104 S N D E B 117 1 South Harringay Infant T ROA E Weston Park 105 PEMBERTON ROAD IT S W E 126 SUSSEX GARDENS E T W e H . and Junior School N w A Primary School 469 1 St Ann’s Road N L R CHESTERFIELD GARDENS UR ROAD N O A ' i M 110 Hornsey Vale 114 SEY S Police Station v ROAD 83 W N e 34 Community W r I E G NS MATTISON ROAD OAD DE A UPLANDS ROAD HAM R AR Centre 121 H WAR S Y G RLE R D T BE 48 KIM W St Ann’s Road M I E 75 A D NS C RTON ROA RDE ROSEBERRY GARDENS N EMBE GA K Seven Sisters Road 100 P LD St Ann’s IE N RF Stationers Park E G MATTISON ROAD R EST CH O A Hospital S T N R DEVON GARDENS A D E TISON ROA GARD 1 D MAT RRY D O 1 St. Augustine of BE ROSEBERRY GARDENS SE E Tennis Courts RO N St Ann’s Road Canterbury RC Church 103 N S S CROUCH END ROAD RDEN UCKETT D GA Plevna Crescent D TLAN U DUCKETT MEWS R DUCKETT ROAD Stationers R 121 OAD ENS ISH R ARD VEND PE G O CA NHO STA Park M A 55 RUTLAND GARDENS St Ann’s Road 1 A Playground 36 Wolseley Road Harringay Park Hail & Ride section D DUCKETT ROAD GRAFTON GARDENS ROA Y D Harringay YNE F RGO Howard Road I BU E L 36 53 1 Harringay Green Lanes 138 D Weston Park D Hornsey RUTLAND GARDENS Crouch End OA ESSEX GARDENS32 E R INDERWICK ROAD VILL R RE 49 MF O U Broadway A St Ann’s Road Vale D NELSON ROAD Harringay Seventh G 18 1 115 R Ermine Road CAVENDISH ROAD Day Adventist88 Church Stationers Park E Arena Shopping E HARINGEY PASSAGE Green Lanes 73 N 1 1 Park 29 Hail & Ride section DONCASTER Stanhope Road 20 N CAVENDISH ROAD 1 L Stamford Hill 85 GARDENS e O A HIGHBANK WAY STANHOPE GARDENS Shepherd's Hill D w 407 A OA Egerton Road 1 N R 7 E WIGHTMAN ROAD AG St. Paul’s Burgoyne K IT 98 R E RM D 189 STANHOPE GARDENS14 F HE i S A Church Road Clinic PORTLAND GARDENS O v I R E e H&R 22 F E Kurdish L D 1 G r D Stamford Hill I D 97 A E R 28 Community R O H&R BURGOYNE ROAD R MION 1 Y Broadway R 63 Centre O D A M N 3 D 1 E BURGOYNE ROAD E O Stamford Hill 1 16 RAILWAY Hornsey Lane 74 A 1 APPROACH Library P K 99 Whitehall Park Footbridge A London Finsbury Park 1 F R 41 Shelton Hotel I 157 Sainsbury’s Stroud Green 80 Stamford Hill K E UMFREVILLE ROAD 147 Library 38 L Lynmouth Road 9 Harringay Hornsey Lane R D 1 D K 69 7 E R O A 2 145 R E V I L L R R O A D 22 U M F Fitzwarren Gardens O R I D G E Harringay 18 A 36 Manor House G R Green Lanes P A W 2 2 R 208 D A O WOOLLASTON ROAD A 1 O N D 76 N R N O V I STOKE 1 A 371 O Stoke Newington 24 D T Seven Sisters Road I 1 S L G M L 13 A G D N L I E D I L Hornsey Lane N Portland Rise e H A Railway Fields W I R A Manor House Portland Rise Estate O O w Archway Bridge L A Nature Park NEWINGTON 15 R 65 L T Dental Surgery D O R O W 14 8 19 i 145 T E E M 78 Seven Sisters Road 101 I 54 v 55 L V 13 STROUD Y e Fitness First T N R ATTERBURY ROAD r A Alexandra Grove N E U 1 SURREY GARDENS Green Lanes O R 48 Northwold Road 33 O 22 M N Hornsey Lane 46 A U E Gloucester Drive 1 D L E N 26 S V A Cromwell Avenue 79 Y 20 K Seven Sisters Road QUERNMORE ROAD 18 R R CYPRUS CLOSE B A 2 L Y P 1 I Arena R GREEN L U 51 B 11 Finsbury Park 178 O N S 2 45 A M F I A VENETIA ROAD Green Lanes Rectory Road E A LOTHAIR ROAD NORTH L 12 Shopping B W FERME PARK ROAD A 123 H S D Lordship Park N TANCRED ROAD Highgate Hill Y Park 52 R G 57 VALE TERRACE Hornsey Lane O 329 Finsbury Park R A N 59 13 30 A D N 10 ADDINGTON ROAD O Green Lanes V Homebase I T 1 L 42 CONINGSBY ROAD Kings Crescent Estate 58 L 80 Isledon Road E 6 E HOLLOWAY 57 R 107 L Maryland Hotel O 33 U R B A N M E W S Highgate Hill Stoke Newington Road A P 2 D A 148 Whittington Hospital 35 HERMITAGE ROAD Green Lanes T LOTHAIR ROAD SOUTH S D 26 Isledon Road Riversdale Road 50 A St. Aidan’s 2 2 O Berriman Road Dalston Kingsland OAKFIELD ROAD Primary School 24 R 13 Crouch Hill E A D E R O A D Highgate Hill for Ridley Road Market Holy Trinity N 2 Reservoirs 2 Green Lanes ALROY O Whittington Stone C of E Church 118 I Holloway YMCA ROAD Stoke Newington Church Street 31 M VA L E R O A D 2 2 Nag’s Head Y D Cricket Ground 18 Dalston Junction N DALSTON E D 48 Green Lanes 46 A R O War Memorial R 37 Archway Petherton Road M A Holloway Prison 90 G 6 66 D A Finsbury Park W5 25 CLOSE 2 DARREN12 Haggerston OSSIAN ROAD American 28 38 Green Lanes 25 Gardens 356 49 7 Camden Road Aden Grove 1 BEATRICE ROAD Ne 35 w Riv 2 er GREEN LANES Hoxton Footbridge D E BRIDGE Camden Town O A R N Newington Green T for Camden Lock Market M H O G 21 U D U A N Parkland Walk South N CAMDEN 22 T N O Y Shoreditch Nature Reserve C P American Mildmay Park L 74 M E R Church 1 A Gardens O S D Mornington Crescent Essex Road Balls Pond Road L A 32 W A A N A D O 2 C O R I A S T E R R G ROWLEY GARDENS N L L L T A E W O Y V N Islington ISLINGTON I R R G L O 14 C N A L Footbridge 54 A Finsbury Park R Angel Southgate Road Shoreditch High Street S D 5 E 9 D 1 A E Warren Street O N 60 R R N S Parkland Walk South O E Hoxton LT Nature Reserve R O Finsbury Park C A Rosebery Avenue Baring Street 1 N 73 T H E G R O V E 49 34 A Gower Street Commercial Street D Old Street Holly Park 1 3 52 L L 76 A N Rowley Chancery Lane Moorfields Eye Hospital C Estate A A D CITY OF S T E N D Y M I O CRESCENT E N R O A D Gardens MOUNT PLEASANT A FLORENCE ROAD R Shaftesbury Avenue R K N O 94 Aldgate East O 86 A New Fetter Lane Moorgate D 113 R LONDON E R 336 A 2 P S WEST Aldwych for Covent Garden 2 Finsbury Park WOODBERRY GROVE ALDGATE L Tottenham Court Road and London Transport Museum Bank 42 L 68 N T Aldgate N A Stroud Green E O END Strand C 57 S H Baptist Church Parkland Walk South T 67 E 41 VICTORIA ROAD Monument R Nature Reserve G Aldwych C Leicester Square 4 N 38 73 T 50 ALBERT ROAD N Bowling N O I A 46 Green S Crouch T D 91 L 279 A 15 A E E 65 L O Trafalgar Square for River Thames L 1 R P L S E Hill L O R N E R O A D O L T C Running Charing Cross P 48 A I S St.
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