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Leeds City Centre Bs W HITELO CK ST. W Here are the stops where you can catch your bus from Leeds City Centre. Find your bus service O O LCB* LCB* D and check on the map and key where it leaves from: Leeds H LCB* O U Beckett S Corn Exchange, Eastgate Town Hall and E University Rail Station LA Market and Headrow and Merrion Centre Bus Station N Leeds Area BS LCB E Bus Station Area Briggate Area Area (First Direct) T E Arena E R T S Services Direction Bus Stops Services Direction Bus Stops Services Direction Bus Stops H T R O LCB/5 Leeds Citybus/ F7 K13 T7 Z1 W4 Y15* Y14* 47 White Rose Centre K4 T10 402/403 Micklefield/Selby Bus Stn F2 N Halton Moor (Y11 eves and Sundays only) Leeds 48 Wigton Moor T12 V4 N2 410 Pontefract Bus Stn A5 City L7 L5 J6 P5 T1 K5 F4 F2 College LCB 48 Morley U7 K4 T10 444 LCB* Technology *These stops are not served on evenings and Sundays Wakefield R7 P4 T1 F5 A5 49 Bramley F6 G5 H7 Y10 446 Campus 1 Beeston L5 J4 P3 Z1 Z3 Z5 New Evening and Sunday evening services run via the Albion Briggate 1 Holt Park Z4 Z1 Inf St B J3 L2 49 Monkswood Gate Y2 Y7 R3 H3 G2 F1 F2 Street Bus Station ORGE ST 50/50A Horsforth F6 G5 H7 Y10 GREAT GE 2 Middleton U5 K2 T10 481 Wakefield Bus Stn K15 Z8 Z3 Z5 Park Lane Campus St. Anne’s 2 Roundhay Z6 T12 V4 N2 50/50A Seacroft Y2 Y7 R3 H3 G2 F1 F2 (Leeds City College) Cathedral 508 Halifax Bus Stn H9 P1 S3 W10 3/3A White Rose Centre U5 K2 T10 51/52 Moor Allerton Z6 T12 V1 H6 J1 L6 LCB* 670 Bradford Bus Stn H9 P1 S3 W10 LCB 51/52 Morley L9 U3 M7 T11 Eastgate 3/3A Brackenwood/Gledhow Z6 T12 V4 N2 757 Leeds Bradford Bus Stn T8 S3 W9 4/4G Pudsey F6 F7 T6 S2 W12 54 Batley M2 K17 T7 S12 S15 S17 Airport LCB* 4 Seacroft W8 W3 P5 T2 K11 F4 F2 55 Parkwood M2 T7 S12 S15 S17 LCB* 760 Keighley Bus Stn H9 P1 S3 W10 STH PARADE The 6 Holt Park Bus Stn H10 J3 L2 56 Moor Grange F6 G6 J1 L2 770/771 Harrogate Bus Stn N4 Headrow 7 Primley Park 56 Whinmoor L5 J6 H2 G1 F1 F2 Peak hour journeys - Bus Stn Inf St G N2 Park Victoria Gate Infirmary Vicar 7A/X7 Alwoodley Inf St E T2 V6 N3 781 Otley Inf St H R2 N1 Street Row M 61 East End Park/ Inf St C T1 K5 F4 Lane 7S Shadwell John Charles Stadium 840/843 York/East Coast Bus Stn N3 National Express City Coach Station 11/11E East End Park/Cross Gates Inf St C 61A Hunslet Inf St C T1 K5 F4 874 Ilkley Bus Stn T9 LCB Kirkgate Bus H Market Station to T1 K5 F4 F2 LCB 63 Cross Green T6 Z3 Z6 874 Wakefield P5 F3 Trinity Trinity Leeds St. James Leeds 11/11E Pudsey F6 F7 K13 K17 S2 W10 Leeds City LCB M University 64 Aberford Inf St C T1 K5 F4 CITYZAP York Bus Stn Beckett LCB Hospital Square Boar 12/13/ Old Yorkshire University York Middleton U7 K4 T10 65 Gildersome M2 K17 T7 S12 S15 S17 N10 Wakefield R7 P5 F5 P6 Comfort 13A Post Building Lane Street LCB Inn A4 70 Leeds Dock T12 T8 Z1 Inf St D Z3 Z6 PR1 Elland Road Park & Ride T9 Z3 Z5 LCB 12/13/ Roundhay/Brackenwood/ Corn T12 V2 N1 A2 A1 X6 Bradford Bus Stn H8 Y10 New Station St LCB 13A Gledhow Marriott Exchange 72 Bradford Bus Stn H8 Y10 Y14 W12 closed until Hotel X11 Bradford H8 P4 S3 W12 D Ibis 14 Pudsey P4 S3 W12 OA 30 June 2017 Leeds R 74 Middleton S16 S14 Inf St C T2 K5 F5 A5 X14 Pudsey P4 S3 W12 L T Minster 15 Old Farnley K13 K17 S2 W10 AL N LCB EE EH Leeds Station E STR IT W ION 75 Middleton M2 K17 T7 S12 S15 S17 X41 Wakefield Y12 P5 Z2 Z5 WH Interchange STAT 15 East End Park Inf St C T1 K5 F4 97 Guiseley Bus Stn H10 J3 L2 LEEDS CITY CENTRE M 16/16A Pudsey F6 F7 T6 S2 W12 X60 Castleford R8 P6 K6 F3 110 Wakefield/Kettlethorpe Bus Stn A5 X62 Hull National Express Coach Stn Bus route 70 16/16A Whinmoor W8 W3 P5 T2 K11 F4 F2 Bus served roads 19/19A Colton/Garforth Y1 Y5 P6 K6 F3 F2 117 Wakefield Bus Stn K15 Z8 Z2 Z5 X84 Ilkley/Skipton Bus Stn H10 L1 Pedestrianised roads F6 F7 K13 K17 163/166 Castleford R8 P6 K6 F3 F2 X98/X99 Wetherby/Deighton Bar Inf St H H1 G1 19/19A Tinshill/Ireland Wood Bus stops served by route 70 A1 Inf St D Y10 Y14 167/168 Castleford R8 T1 F5 A5 Megabus Bus Stn Bus served roads Bus stops U1 V1 P1 Y1 The 28 Adel Bus Stn H10 J3 L2 189 Wakefield Bus Stn A5 T Pedestrianised roads Tetley E 28 Clarence Dock L5 J6 M3 F5 A1 E 202/203 Huddersfield LeedsCityBus stops and route LCB R (*Bus stops stops not served on Eve and Sun) U1 V1 P1 Y1 T 29/29X Headingley Campus J3 L2 S 217 Overton L 29/29X Student Village L5 J4 LeedsCityBus stops and route LCB L U 220 Huddersfield Bus Stn K15 Z8 Z2 Z5 (EveningsLeedsCityBus and Sundays) stops and route B 33/33A Guiseley/Otley Bus Stn H9 P1 S3 W9 Leeds Railway 221/223 Mirfield Railway K Dock C E 36 Ripon Bus Stn N2 A V Places of interest/leisure RI Places of interest/leisure L D 222 Heckmondwike B S Peak hour journeys - Bus Stn Inf St H R2 N2 RIE CL Public buildings OU A Public buildings R Late night/early hours (Fri/Sat) - F5 N2 209/219/ Bus Stn T8 ARM E Hotels This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material N Heckmondwike/Huddersfield Hotels with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf to M621 CE 40 Seacroft Inf St G P6 K6 F3 F2 229 S13 S15 S17 of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office Motorway Crown Point H UpdatedUpdated by by Pindar Pindar Creative Creative 30.07.15 UN R © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction Retail Park SL OAD O www.pindarcreative.co.ukwww.pindarcreative.co.uk 01.03.17 ET E R A 42 Old Farnley H5 R4 P4 S2 W9 W12 225/252 Brighouse ISL D infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution LA SL Bus Stn T7 S12 S15 S17 OriginalOriginal cartography cartography by by FWT FWT or civil proceedings. 100020521 2017. N CAR E NER 42 Oakwood W13 W11 W2 Inf St H R3 H3 G3 254/255 Cleckheaton SAY ROAD.
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