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Buses and trams from New Addington (central) Thornton Heath THORNTON Parchmore Road Park Road 130 Buses andHEATH tramsSelhurst from Park Selhurst New Road Addington (central) Stadium 64 Thornton Heath Pond 314 Norwood Junction ELTHAM Eltham Thornton Heath THORNTONCroydon University ParchmoreHospital Road Park Road Portland Road Eltham Church 130 Croydon Arena HEATH Selhurst Park Selhurst Road West Croydon Stadium Woodside CROYDON 64 New Eltham Thornton Heath Pond 314 Centrale Wellesley Road NorwoodAshburton Junction Park Eltham London Trams for Whitgift Centre ELTHAMWilliam Barefoot Drive East Church Street Croydon University Hospital PortlandShirley Park Road Croydon Sandilands Eltham Church CroydonUpper ArenaShirley Road Elmstead Woods George Street Lebanon Road Shirley Windmill West Croydon Woodside New Eltham CROYDON Lloyd Park Coombe Lane Sundridge Park Park Hill Road for Addington Hills Centrale Wellesley Road Ashburton Park for Whitgift Centre William Barefoot Drive London Trams Plaistow Green East Gravel Hill Heatheld Farm Church StreetSouth Croydon Croydon Sandilands Shirley Park Croham Road Upper Shirley Road ElmsteadBromley Woods The Mall George Street Lebanon Road Shirley Windmill Gravel Hill Croham Valley Road Lloyd Park Coombe Lane BromleySundridge South Park Park Hill Road for Addington Hills Gravel Hill Addington Park Farley Road BROMLEY PlaistowHayes Green Lane South Croydon Gravel Hill Heatheld FarmAddington Road Addington Road Norman Park Pumping Station Glebe Way CrohamSelsdon Road Addington Road Selsdon Park Road Selsdon BourneBromley Vale The Mall Library/Old Farleigh Road Selsdon John Ruskin Park RoadGravel Hill Addington Road Hayes Eastway Primary School College Gravel Hill Layhams Road Croham Valley Road Bromley South Addington Road Selsdon Selsdon Selsdon Gravel Hill Addington Park Selsdon Crescent Park Road Park Road Park Road Addington Village Farley Road Pixton Way Monks Hill Featherbed Lane BROMLEY Interchange Hayes Lane London Trams Addington Road Addington Road Norman Park PumpingField StationWay Field WayGlebeFIELDWAY Way SELSDONSelsdon Addington Road Selsdon Park Road Selsdon Applegarth Foxcombe Bourne Vale Library/Old Farleigh Road Selsdon John Ruskin Park Road Addington Road HayesField WayEastway Primary School College Gravel Hill The Lindens FieldLayhams Way Road Field Way Addington Road Selsdon Selsdon Selsdon Brierley North Walk Field Way Selsdon Crescent Park Road Park Road Park Road Castle Hill School Pixton Way Monks Hill Addington Village The yellow tinted area includes every Featherbed Lane Interchange HEADLEY DRIVE bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles London Trams Headley Drive from New Addington (central). Ivers WayField for Way Field Way FIELDWAYHeadley Drive Merrow Way Main stops are shown in the FieldwayApplegarth Foxcombe Netley Close SELSDON (130 only) (130 only) Field Way white area outside. Fieldway The Lindens Tram stop Field Way Field Way HeadleyBrierley Drive Headley DriveNorth Walk Field Way Dunley Drive Frensham Drive Headley DriveCastle Hill School Frimley Close The yellow tinted area includes every L (314 only) (314 only) O D HEADLEY DRIVE bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles Headley Drive Goldcrest Community Centre G Ivers CWayAST forLE HILL AVENUE Headley Drive from New Addington (central). E Merrow Way Fieldway Netley Close Main stops are shown in the L Q white area outside. FieldwayP A (130 only) (130 Goldcrestonly) Way Tram stop R King Henry’s Drive KING HEHeadleyNRY’S D DriveRIVE Headley Drive S Dunley Drive Frensham Drive Headley Drive King Henry’s DriveFrimley Close L WO(314LSEY only) CR (314 only) N O MONTA ES Tilford Avenue D P T A Goldcrest Community Centre G CASTLAE LHDILRLI CAHV ECNRUEE R S King Henry’s DriveE CEN K T Tram Stop L W Q C N A SHAXTON UTE C O P A RESC GoldcrestGascoigne Way Road R Y EN T R T King Henry’s WolseyDrive Crescent H EN P R D NG HGENRV KI ROAD YI’LSL E D RRIVE O A OAD W R US King Henry’s Drive N K B WBOTLSE S W HWY CR MONTA E ES Tilford Avenue N LL Gascoigne Road R A R D P D T D Y HE A C N Bothwell Road ALDRIECAHGE CRE R C SC King Henry’s DriveA RE ENE K S T TramNew StopAddington GN W C F N SHAXTON COI Tram Stop UTE C O S A S A RES G BusesGascoigne Road and trams from New Addington (central) A C R G Y E E C L D N T C OA T Wolsey Crescent H E O R CENTRAL PA T N EN P R D G V ROAD IL O L T E R O A OA 64 130 V R D W R U A E King Henry’s Drive N K R B L BO T S W H B WC E Vulcan Way L Gascoigne Road R L S U P ’ R A D R D A E D H R Y C HEN T Bothwell Road Thornton Heath Y R E S AG E RADE V E C C AC A RE B THORNTON Parchmore Road Park Road S AE R D E NZ New AddingtonE N G I E F L S L 130 T COI E E Tram Stop K S G Selhurst Park C S A V HEATH Selhurst Road A I E G N M E C L D E R N C HOA E D Stadium E O R King Henry’s Drive T CENTRAL PA T U N Q Redstart Close 64 O T 64 130 V R Thornton Heath Pond 314 A E King Henry’s Drive R L Norwood Junction Eltham B C J Arnhem Drive Vulcan Way R S U P ’ ELTHAM R A E H New Addington T Y R S E RADE V Croydon University Hospital C A C B Baptist Church Portland Road A R D E Z Eltham Church HomesteadE Way N I E L Croydon Arena S L T E E Overbury CrescentK C V N I M E E R West Croydon N H E D King Henry’s Drive Woodside T U Q New Eltham Homestead Way Arnhem Drive Redstart Close CROYDON Cleves Crescent King Henry’s Drive Calley Down Crescent Centrale Wellesley Road Ashburton Park J Warbank Crescent HOMESTEAD Arnhem Drive London Trams for Whitgift Centre William Barefoot Drive Homestead Way New Addington King Henry’s Drive East WAY Kennelwood Crescent Baptist Church Homestead Way Church Street Croydon Sandilands Shirley Park Homestead Way Homestead Way King Henry’s Drive Elmstead Woods Overbury Crescent Upper Shirley Road Milne Park Meridian High School George Street Lebanon Road Shirley Windmill Sheepbarn Lane Homestead Way Hail & Ride Arnhem Drivesection Lloyd Park Coombe Lane Sundridge Park Cleves Crescent Calley Down Crescent King Henry’s Drive Park Hill Road for Addington Hills HOMESTEAD JewelsWarbank Hill Crescent Ways to pay Homestead Way King Henry’s Drive Plaistow Green WAY Kennelwood Crescent SaltboxHomestead Hill Way South Croydon Gravel Hill Heatheld Farm Homestead Way King Henry’s Drive Croham Road Bromley Milne Park MainMeridian Road High Saltbox School Hill The Mall Use your contactless debit or credit card. It’s the same for Biggin Hill Airport Gravel Hill fare as Oyster and there is no need to top up. Sheepbarn Lane BIGGINHail & Ride Biggin Hill Black Horse Croham Valley Road Bromley South section Gravel Hill Addington Park Jewels Hill HILL Biggin Hill Valley Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy Farley Road BROMLEY Sunningvale Avenue Hayes Lane WaysTravelcards to pay and bus & tram passes at around Saltbox Hill Ricketts Hill Road Addington Road Addington Road Norman Park 4,000 shops across London. Pumping Station Glebe Way Tatseld Village Selsdon Addington Road Selsdon Park Road Selsdon Bourne Vale Main Road Saltbox Hill Selsdon John Ruskin Park Road Eastway Use your contactless debit or credit card. It’s the same TATSFIELD forOld Biggin Ship Hill Airport Library/Old Farleigh Road Addington Road Hayes fare as Oyster and there is no need to top up. Primary School College Gravel Hill Layhams Road Sign up for an online account to top up online and BIGGIN 464Biggin Hill Black Horse see your travel history and spending. © Transport for London Addington Road Selsdon Selsdon Selsdon HILL Selsdon Crescent Park Road Park Road Park Road Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy Information correct from March 2018 Biggin Hill Valley Pixton Way Monks Hill Addington Village Sunningvale Avenue Featherbed Lane Interchange Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around London Trams 4,000 shops across London. Ricketts Hill Road Field Way Field Way FIELDWAY Destination finder Route Tatsfindereld Village SELSDON Applegarth Foxcombe TATSFIELD Old Ship Field Way Buses andDestination tramsRoutes fromStops NewDestination AddingtonRoutes Stops (central)Destination Routes Stops Bus route Towards Bus stops The Lindens Sign up for an online account to top up online and 464 Field Way Field Way A Field Way Applegarth, Brierley, 64 ,a ,k ,n ,r M 64 New Addington ,e ,s ,t ,u ,v Buses and trams from New Addington (central) Brierley North Walk Field Way see your travel history and spending. © Transport for London Addington Road Glebe Way, 314 ,d ,f Castle Hill School, Foxcombe, ,a ,j ,k ,n ,p Merrow Way 64 ,a ,k ,n ,r King Henry's Drive, Castle Hill School Information correct from March 2018130 ,a ,j ,k ,n ,p Vulcan Way Layhams Road and Pumping Station North Walk and The Lindens 130 The yellow tinted area includes every Thornton Heath Thornton Heath ,a ,k ,n ,r bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles Headley Drive HEADLEY DRIVE THORNTONAddington Road Parchmore64 Road ,aPark Road,k ,n ,r 130 N from New Addington (central). Ivers Way for Headley Drive Merrow Way HEATH Selhurst Park Selhurst Road G 130 New Addington ,e ,h ,q ,t ,u,v DestinationSelsdon Crescent and finder New Addington Baptist Church 130 ,e ,h ,q ,t ,u,v Route finder Fieldway Netley Close Stadium ,d ,f King Henry's Drive, Main stops are shown in the 64 Gascoigne Road 314 (130 only) (130 only) DestinationSelsdon Primary School Routes Stops Destination Routes Stops Destination Routes464 ,dStops ,h ,v Bus route Towards Bus stops white area outside.
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