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Buses from Belvedere and Lessness Heath Belvedere Station – Zone 5 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map BusBuses Map from Belvedere and Lessness Heath Belvedere Industrial Estate River Thames Erith Marshes P I C A R D Y N M Thamesmead Thamesmead EASTERN WAY A N 20 Town Centre Crossway O R W 229 401 A CRABTREE MANORWAY NORTH Thamesmead Y Boiler House ANDERSON WAY Statue JENNINGTREE WAY THAMESMEAD Y 1 8 Harrow Manor Way A B M U L B E R R Y WAY Newacres Library 8 5 W R Y 1 N O Eynsham Drive 1 A HAILEY ROAD O Veridien N S T. T 1 Harrow Manor Way HO MAS T R W O Industrial Z AD 7 N R E R Area O NOR A T H The Bargepole R O AD N 144 A Y Yarnton Way Yarnton Way Yarnton Way A Abbey Estate Eastern G Crabtree Manorway 83 Limestone Walk Northwood Place Centurion Way M Sewell Road 30 E Thames Industrial Estate North Industrial Estate Yarnton Way Innovation Y Yarnton Way Yarnton Way Leather Bottle Yarnton Way Norman Road 27 W Centre D Abbey Estate Hartslock Drive Business Academy Green Hailey Road R WALDRIST WAY A Abbey Wood School VERIDION WAY K E N C O T WAY A Y C Abbey Wood Eastern Way I Belvedere D Norman Road A P O Business Park Church Manorway HAILEY ROAD R Footbridge 45 N Knee Hill 401 N O R T H R O A D Route serves Anderson Way A 20 HAILEY ROAD Anderson Way M R Plumstead during Mondays to Fridays except evenings O N 52 High Street Abbey Road Florence Road MAIDA D WALDRIST WAY R A 1 OA 76 D POPPY CLOSE TH O ROAD NOR STATION Y R A River Thames Church Manorway Plumstead W Abbey Road N R Corner O DY O Industrial Estate Fossington Road LAN RO I AD N 17 T Abbey Road Belvedere A Plumstead A M 49 T Y 15 B Tunstock Way T Y E D W A WATERFIELD CLOSE STRE S ICARC DY T O N P R School N R D A A R O Y 1 D A C I O R L S P E O ’ A N O R T H R O A D MBR Abbey Road E OOK L M R R Abbey Road D OA D O N L Gas 2 N I Y T W LO A 21 1 Plumstead Road N A W Holder Lesnes Abbey Kingswood Avenue S N ER E 14 D D Z U O ROAD N R 1 A O 70 G O Lower Road Lower Road Lower Road West Street West Street R U N O CENTURION WAY P E A D R A I Gas D W T Y Poplar Mount Mayfield Road Church Manorway St Francis Road The Ship 94 R O A S R R S SUTHERLAND ROAD E O Holder K E 2 E A O Woolwich A L D A D R R 1 H D A P D School I Town Centre for L G S C A L D Y R O A46 D G 99 R Erith High Street E Woolwich Arsenal A ER A D S UPP BBE OBIN ROA P Y R D HALT R E OA NORMAN ROAD A N A D 26 W L ERITH 55 Crabtree B O L G T I B R N R H E E E A C S E 37 Manorway M A I D A R O A D Y S ’ E N Erith CRABTREE MANORWAY SOUTH R C R 67 Y Woolwich Common E Y Y Frank’s Industrial Estate K 1 Town Centre Queen Elizabeth Hospital D N 9 A L Bostall Hill C R U Park STATION ROAD NORTH 70 S 469 B Colebrook E L A 469 B W A 1 C C Street D I R A 94 O NTLE K E AT S R O A D H R EMA U NTIS P RE O E F P Erith K D ROA 2 Footbridge Bostall Heath P N E Bexley Road R R A I LWAY P Belvedere A L A C E WOOLWICH P Fraser Road L A N R O A D M Footbridge D Y Woolwich Road A Erith Subway R D Y L A N D New Road Erith Road Fraser Road Fraser Road Europa A R O A D Y K Library O B&Q R Bexley College Birch Walk Trading Estate R The Nordenfelt Allotments Asda D Belvedere D N A O U O R Community Working Mens Picardy Street I O H A T R P O Club 1 A Centre Woolwich Road Y A E D P L T L H N P I S D C A R I E R Belvedere C H D Bedonwell Road A L Y E R S D U T Family Centre I SENDEN RA L 1 R E ES R RO R E Guru Nanak U H 13 Woolwich Road S O A D T D H R R COLEMAN ROAD P T T College I B Bexley Road Bexley Road R T R O T L B E Darbar E L G I 49 R O Eardley Arms A R D D O L A ICH ROA N A O Carlton Road Lesney Park St. Augustine’s OOLW O L O W A D R D K D 42 Y M G D Clinic St. Augustine’s A O N Assemblies of God 79 Y A R C S James Watt Way H A E O R B O A D MITCHELL CLOSE Woolwich Road Library T HO R Pentecostal Church T L Anglican Church Belvedere Belvedere R LY B HIL E L E RO A N AD Junior School Infant and Nursery E 2 A The View A M T D B R O 66 I O K R O Community School 48 13 A D Subway R 64 D R O A D D PA R O M A E L O O A D 29 241 R 1 H W Lower Road Northumberland Heath 70 A 50 S 1 R Nuxley Road 1 E A 73 R E R W 168 112 Royal Mail O O O A O Stapley Road 13 D L Delivery Office D 135 A R 15 R St. Augustine L O O 36 1 R W of Canterbury C of E 190 Manor Road E Nuxley Road N S Y R Primary School & O 1 1 ’ GERTRUDE ROAD 66 D P Erith Road D D Dryhill Road A Children’s Centre E N 1 A Y R O L K R 47 Brook Street N R R 1 D D I O A T H O R N T O N R O A O A A D 19 1 T O O D C 35 R 1 W S METHUEN ROAD I S Y 29 E E U L EDWARDS ROAD D The yellow tinted area includes every SHERIDAN ROAD P 18 HADLEY ROAD P A 31 I Erith Road 19 BELTWOOD ROAD G L R Slade Green K I N E G POPLAR MOUNT G S W O O AV E N U COLEMAN ROAD bus stop up to about one-and-a-half D U Allotments Bedonwell Road Rydal Drive A BULLBANKS ROAD miles from Belvedere and Lessness Heath. Parsonage Manorway Evangelical 1 15 45 . 45 BRIGSTOCK ROAD Woodside Church MAYFIELD ROAD Main stops are shown in the white area U P P E R Belvedere PA R K S I D E R O A D T S 31 L H E R I 1 E A D A N D Sports College T R O A D STICKLAND Methodist Church 10 H E E 1 A R A N S O outside. B L 71 O T T L E 22 R 49 1 1 ROAD I N ASHBURNHAM ROAD 101 B R O Bedonwell Road H A LT 1 65 R O A D Little Heath Road 131 Y B E Barnehurst 1 PARKSIDE ROAD B 63 A 75 94 E R P R O A D 1 154 U P U H A LT R O B I N P 55 Perry Street P E R 11 71 A GIDEON 54 38 B B E Y R O A D CLOSE GORDON ROAD Triangle Franks 52 Bedonwell Road 12 Games Hollingbourne Avenue Park Court Franks D E A S Franks O Park O 1 R A 1 L B T K A L L E Y R O A C B N R E Playground V D G E 21 E Y C E L R N T S Q U A R E Park Bedonwell Road S L D C R E A L 22 I L P 80 91 79 H E I L P R Belvedere Road S F ’ E 28 I D S 47 R P I A R E P O E K H C U 44 T R N E T S U E A O A B L V H C I Long Lane N L 98 R R E C 87 P O A 3 D R D M O R VA L E C L O S E R Y BELVEDERE 13 1 E KENTISH ROAD 103 R H D 1 2 A O O 55 R D Bexleyheath A D Y E R O E A L L T L 40 N D O KENTISH ROAD A 24 A A A V R 47 Bus Garage MORVALE CLOSE M E O 48 Mayplace Road East 45 R C O R W F P N 56 E R R O D A D D E E I 56 S 22 36 O A S 7 K AVENUE ROAD BEXLEYHEATH C L E 1 U O D S S Y 45 O Franks E R A U H B R R X N O O F Bexleyheath T Park E L V I 48 Belvedere and Erith I M R Shopping Centre D T O W E R R O A D Congregational 17 E C L I V E R O A D 133 33 Church M N O E D R I V E 10 D N E 99 401 S 1 1 U H 1 R 1 S U D P T O O A 8 CALVERT CLOSE B R ORCHARD ROAD D A E P M U E L V E N R O H E SIDCUP A 55 1 E N 32 A A W R P G PROSPECT CLOSE N D I P Trinity C of E School L E A A 2 R 38 C A 18 R O R L N O K R O 1 H AV E L O C K R O A D A S R R 1 N D E O O 25 O 24 A 1 A Erith Fire T Gravel Hill D D 8 6 G Station 153 N LESSNESS PARK38 D I A 229 L 33 O L R Y E L E 20 Sidcup Sidcup Sidcup Hurst Road Bexley W D R A Playing Field 52 FOX HOUSE ROAD 1 E Queen Mary’s Hospital Police Station LESSNESS PARK 4 2 2 A B 89 C 1 45 55 71 © Crown copyright and database rights 2016 Ordnance Survey 100035971/021 © Copyright Transport for London 2016 Street finder Landmark finder Key © Transport for London B2 Asda A F M S National Rail station C2 Assemblies of God Key Destination finder Information correct from February 2012 A3 Abbey Crescent C3 Fox House Road B2 Maida Road A2 St.
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