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R an S v i a t r Rd r l e M Intermediate r a t A h Glen Eden y G Park r r ry R d P aui St r a R o d Blockhouse d N v A a W g C a rr a R y R S ve n D d d n e Bay Reserve e T t i R 173X 179X n l l e r T P ea a Ka B G e ne St olton St u irmoun g d v Lynfield D un n R to o Fa d A y Bo s R a St Dominics a adz College ns r Ceramco ot n t D n c irang A f a i S n hi kehurst Ave r School t y c c d m i t ey r Akarana Golf 163 Park L l o n u T t Ta a t H ni M N Kaurilands s s P a Pl Course ash r St A Cutle Domain We d G D K d Sheridan Dr olf Heaphy R R d G R S D Glen Eden d t onova St R n Maungakiekie o r sK an il l Intermediate n min aur i Blockhouse Bay Golf Course he orm 170 n a t it m ss S C W N Ly inro Shops o i d h K A l t S Lynfield i v ands m e S o Anniso n R t Titirangi Golf Blockhouse m Shopping 173 n K d r Course Bay Primary o o n R ent C lf Rd Centre w R r t o e G do n D R t o i e S d i S d v d Ext a n s 177 Hi A g R re H w i L o ae n g P hl d n an i R Kaurilands l i a n L t p lm a ana D ls d u d lli R d i R a r e b n R W Primary o r r H T 179 h o o D e t nu ro irih d s d e t t R Green Bay y y v r e u Atk o a St dl e AH g t R o a t S G s Rd l e a i S l h C T a d Green Bay h l 173X a o i T s a na ff e H win Da g High d y R n R Green Bay D d a r d i 179X Shops 179 r R R C i ni Lynfield d a i t Rahui Kahika h d i s ig Reserve tl e on T e Waikowhai fo nl K Blockhouse ko R r o Bishop d i Titirangi v Wattle Bay p A c Park s i Dr S Bay o o Green Bay n r t Reserve R P u K e h d S inc c S Ko a t a r d k 177 Titirangi R R Waim S Shops e a M Cr c d e 179 akah an n T u ic k D d r k R e ga a ar P v N io B R o d y lan Rd A d Waikowhai R R O Wattle Bay Rd d d o k t h i Wood r o c Bay t a d o w a F l r P e y R Bay P l i l B s o i H d B Rd g n ia a taka ngi a u n y l u Waima a H d a r Rd m i o i r t i i o R it T Wood Bay W T h t a Rd u uia Rd Hui o A H ydo R S n d 170 T French Legend 177 a 173 n e k Bay a h a L Woodlands Park R a 173X d 177 i Bus route 163 n d R g P a o h at r o L u l i m t Bus routes 170, 173, V t Paturoa D l i r e Ti ctor 177 n 173X, 177, 179, 179X o Bay M p a y i Rd u R Huia R d ama d d r A Bus terminates here d A A v y e r a ne a C T R p d it L r 170o o e R o d k e Bus Station o Laingholm r W k 173 ut D ar n er e P d Puketutu ark P 173X A ve s s Island We e d y Train station st r n R d Laingholm n a S Bay 177 ry Rd Victo Park and Ride d R t n i o P ri u a F Fare stage K.
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