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2223 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 2223 bus time schedule & line map 2223 Astonƒeld PS to Thornton View In Website Mode The 2223 bus line Astonƒeld PS to Thornton has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Harvest Bld at Waterv: 3:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 2223 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 2223 bus arriving. Direction: Harvest Bld at Waterv 2223 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Harvest Bld at Waterv Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:10 PM Ashtonƒeld Public School, Norfolk St 1 Norfolk Street, Ashtonƒeld Tuesday 3:10 PM Hunter Valley Grammar School, Norfolk St Wednesday 3:10 PM 65 Norfolk Street, Ashtonƒeld Thursday 3:10 PM Chelmsford Dr at Turton St Friday 3:10 PM 71 Turton Street, East Maitland Saturday Not Operational State Emergency Service, Chelmsford Dr (Hail And Ride) Metford Road, Metford Chelmsford Dr at Tennyson St 2223 bus Info 22-24 Chelmsford Drive, Metford Direction: Harvest Bld at Waterv Stops: 55 Chelmsford Dr opp Early Learning Centre Trip Duration: 70 min 38 Chelmsford Drive, Metford Line Summary: Ashtonƒeld Public School, Norfolk St, Hunter Valley Grammar School, Norfolk St, Chelmsford Dr opp Maitland Christian School Chelmsford Dr at Turton St, State Emergency Service, 74 Chelmsford Drive, Ashtonƒeld Chelmsford Dr (Hail And Ride), Chelmsford Dr at Tennyson St, Chelmsford Dr opp Early Learning Chemsford Dr opp Grevillea Dr Centre, Chelmsford Dr opp Maitland Christian 104 Chelmsford Drive, Ashtonƒeld School, Chemsford Dr opp Grevillea Dr, Metford Public School, Schanck Dr, Schanck Dr opp Willow Dr, Metford Public School, Schanck Dr Lowe St opp Metford Community Hall, Lowe St opp 61 Schanck Drive, Ashtonƒeld McLeod Av, Streeton Dr opp Conder Cres, Woodlands Dr at Honeyeater Pl, Woodlands Dr at Thornbill Gr, Schanck Dr opp Willow Dr Streeton Dr after Whiteley Av, Ferraby Dr after Schank Drive, Ashtonƒeld Streeton Dr, Ferraby Dr opp 32, TAFE Maitland, Ferraby Dr, New England Hwy before Thornton Rd, Lowe St opp Metford Community Hall Anderson Dr after Glenwood Rd (Hail And Ride), 35 Lowe Street, Ashtonƒeld Anderson Dr at Greville St, Our Lady Of Lourdes Primary School, Anderson Dr (Hail And Ride), Lowe St opp McLeod Av Anderson Dr after Western Av, Beresƒeld Public 15 Lowe Street, Ashtonƒeld School, Lawson Av, Lawson Av at Addison St, Francis Greenway High School, Lawson Av, Lawson Streeton Dr opp Conder Cres Av opp Noel Unicomb Community Hall, Lawson Av 54 Streeton Drive, Ashtonƒeld before Dalwood St, Lawson Av opp Woodberry Public School, Hyde St at Lawson Av, Kingstown Rd Woodlands Dr at Honeyeater Pl at Bristol St, Kingstown Rd at Kirkton Cres, 10 Woodlands Drive, Ashtonƒeld Kingstown Rd at Segenhoe St, Kingstown Rd after Windermere Av, Kingstown Rd at Tahlee Av, Woodlands Dr at Thornbill Gr Kingstown Rd at Frewin Av, Frewin Av at Green Hills 2 Thornbill Grove, Ashtonƒeld Av, Lawson Av opp St Paul's Anglican Church, Lawson Av opp Beresƒeld Public School, Anderson Streeton Dr after Whiteley Av Dr opp Greville St, Beresƒeld Golf Course, Anderson 43 Conder Crescent, Ashtonƒeld Dr (Hail And Ride), Railway Av at Rockleigh St, Edwards Av at Eurimbla St, Edwards Av And Ferraby Dr after Streeton Dr Singleton Av, Thornton Shopping Centre, Thomas 47 Ferraby Drive, Ashtonƒeld Cooke Dr, Taylor Av at Osborn Cl, Forest Dr before Grey Gum Cres, Forest Dr opp Grey Gum Cres, Forest Ferraby Dr opp 32 Dr at Raymond Terrace Rd, Settlers Bvd before 34 Ferraby Drive, Ashtonƒeld Duskdarter St, Settlers Bvd before Tigerhawk Dr, Dragon≈y Dr after Settlers Bvd, Dragon≈y Dr before TAFE Maitland, Ferraby Dr Billabong Pde, Harvest Bvd after Arrowtail St New England Hwy before Thornton Rd New England Highway, Thornton Anderson Dr after Glenwood Rd (Hail And Ride) Anderson Road, Beresƒeld Anderson Dr at Greville St 193 Anderson Drive, Beresƒeld Our Lady Of Lourdes Primary School, Anderson Dr (Hail And Ride) 38-50 Anderson Drive, Tarro Anderson Dr after Western Av 80A Anderson Drive, Tarro Beresƒeld Public School, Lawson Av 68 Lawson Avenue, Beresƒeld Lawson Av at Addison St 23 Lawson Avenue, Beresƒeld Francis Greenway High School, Lawson Av Lawson Av opp Noel Unicomb Community Hall 60 Lawson Avenue, Woodberry Lawson Av before Dalwood St 90 Lawson Avenue, Woodberry Lawson Av opp Woodberry Public School 116 Lawson Avenue, Woodberry Hyde St at Lawson Av 2 Hyde Street, Woodberry Kingstown Rd at Bristol St 16 Kingstown Road, Woodberry Kingstown Rd at Kirkton Cres 34 Kingstown Road, Woodberry Kingstown Rd at Segenhoe St 44 Kingstown Road, Woodberry Kingstown Rd after Windermere Av 56 Kingstown Road, Woodberry Kingstown Rd at Tahlee Av 78 Kingstown Road, Woodberry Kingstown Rd at Frewin Av 94 Kingstown Road, Woodberry Frewin Av at Green Hills Av 5A Frewin Avenue, Woodberry Lawson Av opp St Paul's Anglican Church 35 Lawson Avenue, Beresƒeld Lawson Av opp Beresƒeld Public School 68 Lawson Avenue, Beresƒeld Anderson Dr opp Greville St 195 Anderson Drive, Beresƒeld Beresƒeld Golf Course, Anderson Dr (Hail And Ride) 261 Anderson Drive, Beresƒeld Railway Av at Rockleigh St 21B Rockleigh Street, Thornton Edwards Av at Eurimbla St Edwards Avenue, Thornton Edwards Av And Singleton Av Edwards Avenue, Thornton Thornton Shopping Centre, Thomas Cooke Dr 4 Thomas Coke Drive, Thornton Taylor Av at Osborn Cl 1 Osborn Close, Thornton Forest Dr before Grey Gum Cres 2 Grey Gum Crescent, Thornton Forest Dr opp Grey Gum Cres Forest Dr at Raymond Terrace Rd Settlers Bvd before Duskdarter St 1 Swiftwing Close, Thornton Settlers Bvd before Tigerhawk Dr Dragon≈y Dr after Settlers Bvd Dragon≈y Dr before Billabong Pde Harvest Bvd after Arrowtail St 64 Watervale Circuit, Thornton 2223 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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