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Buses from Manor Park Leyton Whipps Cross Whipps Cross Fairlop Road Baker's Arms Roundabout Hospital Hainault Road WALTHAMSTOW Walthamstow Central Û Leytonstone Bus Plaza 101 LEYTONSTONE Leytonstone Wanstead St James Street Û Green Man South Grove WANSTEAD ROMFORD Û Romford 86 Blake Hall Road Romford Blake Hall Crescent Market W19 Walthamstow Argall Avenue Industrial Area Aldersbrook Road Û Chadwell Heath Blake Hall Road Wangey Road Û Aldersbrook Road Goodmayes During late evenings, Route W19 Park Road Tesco terminates at St. James Street (South Grove), and does not serve Aldersbrook Road Û Seven Kings Argall Avenue Industrial Estate Dover Road Aldersbrook Road Empress Avenue ILFORD 25 W19 Aldersbrook Road Ilford Merlin Road Hainault Street Aldersbrook Road Ilford Û Wanstead Park Avenue Chapel Road Forest Drive City of London Cemetery The yellow tinted area includes every Ilford Hill bus stop up to about one-and-a-half 104 Forest Drive miles from Manor Park. Main stops are Manor Park Capel Road shown in the white area outside. Gladding Road Romford Road North Circular Road Romford Road D WHITTA ROA Little Ilford Lane Manor S Romford Road T ÚB Park Û A AD Seventh Avenue T RO I LE O Y ÚA RL Romford Road N CA R Manor Park Library O A D Romford Road M AD AN First Avenue RO HAM ÚJ UR O D CARLTON ROAD R P ALBANY ROAD A R K R O ÚE ÚF A D H I G STRATFORD H CLA RENC D S E T ÚD ROAD OA R ÚC R RD E 86 O E F Salisbury Junior T M 104 RO & Infant School N Stratford Û O R University of Û ÚH T SAL H Stratford East London Romford Road Forest Gate Romford Road ISBU RY R Broadway Stratford Campus Margery Park Road Princess Alice Katherine Road ÚG Û OAD Woodgrange Romford Road Romford Road Romford Road Romford Road Park Atherton Leisure Centre Sprowston Road Green Street Shrewsbury Road Bow Church Portway Upton Lane High Street North Berkeley Road Bow Road Plashet Road St Antony's Road High Street North Ruskin Avenue Mile End High Street North Plashet Road Shelley Avenue Lucas Avenue Stepney Green High Street North Gladstone Avenue Plashet Road Whitechapel East Ham for Royal London Hospital Penge Road High Street North Aldgate East Green Street Bendish Road Plashet Road UPTON EAST CITY OF Ron Leighton Way Aldgate PARK HAM Pilgrims Way LONDON Barking Road Bank Upton Park East Ham High Street East Ham Newham Town Hall St. Paul's Green Street Tudor Road East Ham Holborn Viaduct White Horse for City Thameslink Û Holborn Circus Upton Park Lonsdale Avenue Boleyn Beckton Asda Chancery Lane CANNING Beckton Holborn TOWN Cyprus North Woolwich Canning Town West Silvertown London City Airport Free Ferry Tottenham Court Road 474 101 Canning Town Silvertown Way North Woolwich Road North Woolwich Gallions Reach Gallions Reach Gallions Reach Hermit Road Pontoon Dock Albert Road Woolwich Manor Way Shopping Park Bus Station Oxford Circus for King George V 25 Key © Transport for London 86 Day buses in black Destination fi nder Information correct from 03 November 2007 N86 Night buses in blue Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Ý - Connections with Underground A Gallions Reach Shopping Park 101 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Portway Upton Lane 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Û Connections with National Rail Aldersbrook Road 101 ÚA ÚC Bus Station R Connections with Docklands Light Railway W19 ÚA ÚF Gallows Corner N86 ÚE ÚH Romford Û and Market 86, N86 ÚE ÚH Ý ÚF ÚG Goodmayes Û Tesco 86, N86 ÚE ÚH Romford Road (Eastbound) 25, 86, N86 ÚE ÚH ß Connections with river boats Aldgate - 25 Aldgate East -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG Green Street 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ W19 ÚB ÚJ 7 Except evenings B H Romford Road (Westbound) 25, 86, N86 ÚF ÚG ÀÚ Bank -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG Harold Hill N86 ÚE ÚH Ron Leighton Way Pilgrims Way 101, 104, 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Ý Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus service. The disc À appears on the top of the bus stop Barking Road East Ham High Street 101, 104, 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ High Street North 101, 104, 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ S 1 2 3 in the street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Ý ÚF ÚG Û ÚA ÚF 4 5 6 Beckton Asda 101, 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Holborn - and Holborn Circus 25 St. James Street South Grove W19 Blake Hall Road Blake Hall Crescent 101 ÚA ÚC Holborn Viaduct 25 ÚF ÚG St. Paul’s -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG for City Thameslink Û W19 ÚA ÚF Seven Kings Û 86, N86 ÚE ÚH I Route fi nder Bow Church 25 ÚF ÚG Silvertown Way 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Ý ÚF ÚG Û ÚE ÚH Bow Road - 25 Ilford 25, 86, N86 Stepney Green -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG Day buses including 24-hour routes Hainault Street C W19 ÚB ÚJ Ý Û ÚF ÚG Bus route Towards Bus stops Stratford - 86, N86 Ý ÚB ÚD ÚJ Ilford Hill 25, 86, N86 ÚE ÚH Canning Town - 474 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ 25 Ilford E H and Hermit Road W19 ÚB ÚJ Stratford Broadway 25, 86, N86 ÚF ÚG F G Chadwell Heath Û Wangey Road 25, 86, N86 ÚE ÚH L Oxford Circus 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Chancery Lane -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG Leyton Baker’s Arms W19 ÚA ÚF 86 Romford E H T Chapel Road 25, 86, N86 ÚE ÚH Leytonstone -Ý W19 ÚA ÚF Stratford F G Tottenham Court Road -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG W19 ÚB ÚJ Bus Plaza and Green Man U B D J 101 Gallions Reach City of London Cemetery 101 ÚA ÚC London City Airport 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ University of East London 25, 86, N86 ÚF ÚG Wanstead A C W19 ÚA ÚF Lonsdale Avenue 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Stratford Campus A C Cyprus 101, 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ M 104 Manor Park Gladding Road Upton Park -Ý and Boleyn 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ E Manor Park Gladding Road 101 ÚA ÚC Stratford B D J W East Ham Ý 101, 104, 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Mile End -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG - 7 ÚA ÚF Canning Town B D J Walthamstow W19 474 Newham Town Hall and White Horse N Argall Avenue Industrial Area W19 Ilford B J F North Woolwich Free Ferry ß 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ and Albert Road for King George V Walthamstow Central -Ý Û W19 ÚA ÚF Walthamstow A F Fairlop Road Hainault Road W19 ÚA ÚF Wanstead -Ý 101 ÚA ÚC Forest Drive 101 ÚA ÚC North Woolwich Road 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Pontoon Dock West Silvertown 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Night buses W19 ÚA ÚF Whipps Cross Hospital W19 ÚA ÚF Bus route Towards Bus stops Forest Gate Û Princess Alice 25, 86, N86 ÚF ÚG O ÚA ÚF G Oxford Circus -Ý 25 ÚF ÚG Whipps Cross Roundabout W19 E H N86 Harold Hill Ý ÚF ÚG Gallions Reach 101 ÚB ÚD ÚJ P Whitechapel - 25 F G Royal London Hospital Stratford Gallions Reach Woolwich Manor Way 474 ÚB ÚD ÚJ Plashet Road 104 ÚB ÚD ÚJ MANOR PARK DR (NEW) TFL 11902.09.07 (T) 24 hour travel information Website 020 7222 1234 tfl.gov.uk MAYOR OF LONDON Transport for London.
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