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19 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 19 bus time schedule & line map 19 Burrough Green View In Website Mode The 19 bus line (Burrough Green) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Burrough Green: 10:20 AM - 5:55 PM (2) Haverhill: 8:50 AM - 5:28 PM (3) Linton: 7:51 AM - 3:50 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 19 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 19 bus arriving. Direction: Burrough Green 19 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Burrough Green Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:20 AM - 5:55 PM Bus Station, Haverhill Haverhill bus station, Haverhill Tuesday 10:20 AM - 5:55 PM Broad Street, Haverhill Wednesday 10:20 AM - 5:55 PM Cemetery, Haverhill Thursday 10:20 AM - 5:55 PM Friday 10:20 AM - 5:55 PM Air Cadets, Haverhill Withersƒeld Road, Haverhill Saturday Not Operational Howe Road, Haverhill The Links, Haverhill 19 bus Info Sainsburys, Haverhill Direction: Burrough Green Stops: 37 Research Park, Haverhill Trip Duration: 58 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Haverhill, Broad Street, Haverhill Road, Nosterƒeld End Haverhill, Cemetery, Haverhill, Air Cadets, Haverhill, Howe Road, Haverhill, The Links, Haverhill, Sainsburys, Haverhill, Research Park, Haverhill, The Manse, Castle Camps Haverhill Road, Nosterƒeld End, The Manse, Castle High Street, Castle Camps Civil Parish Camps, High Street, Castle Camps, Carter's Farm, Shudy Camps, Little Barham Hall, Bartlow, The High Street, Castle Camps Crown Ph, Linton, Hillway, Linton, The Crown Ph, Crossways, Castle Camps Civil Parish Linton, Little Barham Hall, Bartlow, Carter's Farm, Carter's Farm, Shudy Camps Shudy Camps, St Mary's Church, Shudy Camps, High Street, Castle Camps, The Manse, Castle Camps, Haverhill Road, Nosterƒeld End, West Wickham Road, Little Barham Hall, Bartlow Horseheath, West Wickham Rd, Streetly End, Church, Ashdon Road, Bartlow Civil Parish West Wickham, West Wratting Road, Balsham, Bull Lane, West Wratting, Spicer's Close, West Wratting, The Crown Ph, Linton Chapel Road, Weston Green, Church End, Weston Colville, Willingham Green Road, Willingham Green, Hillway, Linton Old School Lane, Brinkley, Beechcroft, Brinkley, B1052, Linton Weston Colville Road, Brinkley, Hartƒeld Road, Burrough End, Primary School, Burrough Green, The Crown Ph, Linton Church Lane, Burrough Green Little Barham Hall, Bartlow Carter's Farm, Shudy Camps St Mary's Church, Shudy Camps High Street, Castle Camps Crossways, Castle Camps Civil Parish The Manse, Castle Camps High Street, Castle Camps Civil Parish Haverhill Road, Nosterƒeld End West Wickham Road, Horseheath West Wickham Rd, Streetly End Church, West Wickham West Wratting Road, Balsham West Wickham Road, Balsham Civil Parish Bull Lane, West Wratting Bull Lane, West Wratting Civil Parish Spicer's Close, West Wratting Spicers Close, West Wratting Civil Parish Chapel Road, Weston Green Church End, Weston Colville Willingham Green Road, Willingham Green Old School Lane, Brinkley High Street (Brinkley), Brinkley Civil Parish Beechcroft, Brinkley Weston Colville Road, Brinkley High Street (Brinkley), Brinkley Civil Parish Hartƒeld Road, Burrough End Brinkley Road, Burrough Green Civil Parish Primary School, Burrough Green Church Lane, Burrough Green Walnut Tree Cottages, Burrough Green Civil Parish Direction: Haverhill 19 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Haverhill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:50 AM - 5:28 PM Church Lane, Burrough Green Walnut Tree Cottages, Burrough Green Civil Parish Tuesday 8:50 AM - 5:28 PM Primary School, Burrough Green Wednesday 8:50 AM - 5:28 PM Hartƒeld Road, Burrough End Thursday 8:50 AM - 5:28 PM Brinkley Road, Burrough Green Civil Parish Friday 8:50 AM - 5:28 PM Weston Colville Road, Brinkley Saturday Not Operational High Street (Brinkley), Brinkley Civil Parish Beechcroft, Brinkley Old School Lane, Brinkley 19 bus Info High Street (Brinkley), Brinkley Civil Parish Direction: Haverhill Stops: 34 Willingham Green Road, Willingham Green Trip Duration: 58 min Line Summary: Church Lane, Burrough Green, Church End, Weston Colville Primary School, Burrough Green, Hartƒeld Road, Burrough End, Weston Colville Road, Brinkley, Chapel Road, Weston Green Beechcroft, Brinkley, Old School Lane, Brinkley, Willingham Green Road, Willingham Green, Church Burton End, West Wickham End, Weston Colville, Chapel Road, Weston Green, Burton End, West Wickham, Home Close, West Home Close, West Wickham Wickham, White Horse Ph, West Wickham, Church, West Wickham, Spicer's Close, West Wratting, Bull White Horse Ph, West Wickham Lane, West Wratting, West Wratting Road, Balsham, May's Avenue, Balsham, Fox Road, Balsham, Hillway, Linton, The Crown Ph, Linton, Little Barham Hall, Church, West Wickham Bartlow, Carter's Farm, Shudy Camps, St Mary's Church, Shudy Camps, High Street, Castle Camps, Spicer's Close, West Wratting The Manse, Castle Camps, Haverhill Road, Nosterƒeld End, Research Park, Haverhill, Bull Lane, West Wratting Sainsburys, Haverhill, Park Road, Haverhill, The Links, Haverhill, Air Cadets, Haverhill, Cemetery, West Wratting Road, Balsham Haverhill, Broad Street, Haverhill, Bus Station, West Wickham Road, Balsham Civil Parish Haverhill May's Avenue, Balsham Fox Road, Balsham Hillway, Linton B1052, Linton The Crown Ph, Linton Little Barham Hall, Bartlow Carter's Farm, Shudy Camps St Mary's Church, Shudy Camps High Street, Castle Camps Crossways, Castle Camps Civil Parish The Manse, Castle Camps High Street, Castle Camps Civil Parish Haverhill Road, Nosterƒeld End Research Park, Haverhill Sainsburys, Haverhill Park Road, Haverhill The Links, Haverhill Air Cadets, Haverhill Withersƒeld Road, Haverhill Cemetery, Haverhill Broad Street, Haverhill Bus Station, Haverhill Haverhill bus station, Haverhill Direction: Linton 19 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Linton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:51 AM - 3:50 PM Church Lane, Burrough Green Walnut Tree Cottages, Burrough Green Civil Parish Tuesday 7:51 AM - 3:50 PM Primary School, Burrough Green Wednesday 7:51 AM - 3:50 PM Hartƒeld Road, Burrough End Thursday 7:51 AM - 3:50 PM Brinkley Road, Burrough Green Civil Parish Friday 7:51 AM - 3:50 PM Weston Colville Road, Brinkley Saturday Not Operational High Street (Brinkley), Brinkley Civil Parish Beechcroft, Brinkley Old School Lane, Brinkley 19 bus Info High Street (Brinkley), Brinkley Civil Parish Direction: Linton Stops: 20 Willingham Green Road, Willingham Green Trip Duration: 17 min Line Summary: Church Lane, Burrough Green, Church End, Weston Colville Primary School, Burrough Green, Hartƒeld Road, Burrough End, Weston Colville Road, Brinkley, Chapel Road, Weston Green Beechcroft, Brinkley, Old School Lane, Brinkley, Willingham Green Road, Willingham Green, Church Burton End, West Wickham End, Weston Colville, Chapel Road, Weston Green, Burton End, West Wickham, Home Close, West Home Close, West Wickham Wickham, White Horse Ph, West Wickham, Church, West Wickham, Spicer's Close, West Wratting, Bull White Horse Ph, West Wickham Lane, West Wratting, West Wratting Road, Balsham, May's Avenue, Balsham, Fox Road, Balsham, Hillway, Linton, The Crown Ph, Linton Church, West Wickham Spicer's Close, West Wratting Bull Lane, West Wratting West Wratting Road, Balsham West Wickham Road, Balsham Civil Parish May's Avenue, Balsham Fox Road, Balsham Hillway, Linton B1052, Linton The Crown Ph, Linton 19 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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