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25 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 25 bus time schedule & line map 25 La Cité View In Website Mode The 25 bus line (La Cité) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) La Cité: 12:04 AM - 11:38 PM (2) Millennium: 12:10 AM - 11:41 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 25 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 25 bus arriving. Direction: La Cité 25 bus Time Schedule 64 stops La Cité Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:20 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 4:30 AM - 11:38 PM Millennium 2a Tuesday 12:04 AM - 11:38 PM Millennium / Trim Millennium Boulevard, Ottawa Wednesday 12:04 AM - 11:38 PM Trim / Salzburg Thursday 12:04 AM - 11:38 PM 500 Salzburg Dr, Ottawa Friday 12:04 AM - 11:38 PM Innes / Trim Saturday 12:04 AM - 11:50 PM 1980 Trim Rd, Ottawa Innes / Provence Innes Road, Ottawa 25 bus Info Innes / Portobello Direction: La Cité 771 Nesting Way, Ottawa Stops: 64 Trip Duration: 30 min Innes / Ad. 4831 Line Summary: Millennium 2a, Millennium / Trim, 110 Pinard Way, Ottawa Trim / Salzburg, Innes / Trim, Innes / Provence, Innes / Portobello, Innes / Ad. 4831, Innes / Orchardview, Innes / Orchardview Innes / Dorima, 4509 Innes - Métro, Innes / Tenth 694 Thicket Way, Ottawa Line, Innes / Prestwick, Innes / Ad. 4270, Innes / Du Grand Bois, Innes / Wild≈ower, Innes / Jeanne D'Arc, Innes / Dorima Innes / Ad. 3927, Innes / Frank Bender, Innes / 600 A Du Buisson Crescent, Ottawa Viseneau, Innes / Boyer Pathway, Innes / Pagé, Innes / Orléans, Innes / Du Clairvaux Pathway, Innes / 4509 Innes - Métro Innes Bypass, Innes / Cléroux, Innes / Cléroux, Innes 4499 Innes Road, Ottawa / Eastpark, Innes / Eastpark, Innes / Orient Park, Innes / Bearbrook, Innes / Bearbrook, Innes / Innes / Tenth Line Gravelle, Innes / Tauvette, Innes / Ocdc, Innes / 2000 Tenth Line Road, Ottawa Anderson, Blair / Innes, Blair / Innes, Blair / Beaverpond, Blair / Ad. 1471, Blair / Meadowbrook, Innes / Prestwick Blair A, City Park / Ad. 2280, City Park / Harper, City 4323 Innes Road, Ottawa Park / Harper, Bathgate / Ogilvie, Bathgate / Rainbow, Bathgate / Matheson, Matheson / Innes / Ad. 4270 Bathgate, Matheson / Alboro, Matheson / Charlton, 4289 Innes Road, Ottawa Charlton / Alloway, Charlton / Plumber, Plumber / Closse, Bathgate / Plumber, Bathgate / Den Haag, Innes / Du Grand Bois Den Haag / Bathgate Park, Den Haag / Carsons, Den 286 Visons Place, Ottawa Haag / Merganser, Den Haag / Borealis, Den Haag / Innes / Wild≈ower Carwood, Den Haag / Montréal, Montréal / Den 2102 Legrand Cres, Ottawa Haag, Montréal / Carsons, Carsons / Montréal Innes / Jeanne D'Arc Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Ad. 3927 3977 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Frank Bender 3869 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Viseneau 3746 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Boyer Pathway 3605 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Pagé 3453 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Orléans 6174 Arbourwood Dr, Ottawa Innes / Du Clairvaux Pathway 1916 Du Clairvaux Rd, Ottawa Innes / Innes Bypass Innes / Cléroux 3030 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Cléroux Innes / Eastpark 2847 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Eastpark Innes / Orient Park Innes / Bearbrook 2675 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Bearbrook 2599 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Gravelle 2551 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Tauvette Innes / Ocdc Innes / Anderson 2164 Innes Road, Ottawa Blair / Innes 1697 Blair Road, Ottawa Blair / Innes Blair / Beaverpond 1689 Blair Road, Ottawa Blair / Ad. 1471 1471 Blair Road, Ottawa Blair / Meadowbrook 1350 Blair Road, Ottawa Blair A 1200 Blair Road, Ottawa City Park / Ad. 2280 2250 City Park Dr, Ottawa City Park / Harper 4648 Ogilvie Walk Cres, Ottawa City Park / Harper 4608 Ogilvie Walk Cres, Ottawa Bathgate / Ogilvie 1459 Ogilvie Road, Ottawa Bathgate / Rainbow 1452 Rainbow Cres, Ottawa Bathgate / Matheson 1032 Bathgate Drive, Ottawa Matheson / Bathgate 1441 Matheson Road, Ottawa Matheson / Alboro 1385 Matheson Road, Ottawa Matheson / Charlton 997 Charlton Drive, Ottawa Charlton / Alloway 953 Charlton Drive, Ottawa Charlton / Plumber 1346 Plumber Avenue, Ottawa Plumber / Closse 1404 Plumber Avenue, Ottawa Bathgate / Plumber 920 Bathgate Drive, Ottawa Bathgate / Den Haag Den Haag / Bathgate Park 400 Den Haag Dr, Ottawa Den Haag / Carsons 735 Carson's Road, Ottawa Den Haag / Merganser 2 Merganser St, Ottawa Den Haag / Borealis 84 Cargrove Priv, Ottawa Den Haag / Carwood 2 Carwood Circle, Ottawa Den Haag / Montréal 130 Den Haag Drive, Ottawa Montréal / Den Haag 800 Montréal Road, Ottawa Montréal / Carsons 840 Montréal Road, Ottawa Carsons / Montréal 650 Carson's Road, Ottawa Direction: Millennium 25 bus Time Schedule 60 stops Millennium Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:16 AM - 11:37 PM Monday 12:08 AM - 11:41 PM Aviation Museum 11 Aviation Parkway, Ottawa Tuesday 12:10 AM - 11:41 PM Montréal / Montfort Hospital Wednesday 12:10 AM - 11:41 PM 694 Montréal Road, Ottawa Thursday 12:10 AM - 11:41 PM Montréal / Den Haag Friday 12:10 AM - 11:41 PM 800 Montréal Road, Ottawa Saturday 12:10 AM - 11:46 PM Montréal / Carsons 840 Montréal Road, Ottawa Carsons / Montréal 650 Carson's Road, Ottawa 25 bus Info Direction: Millennium Carsons / Bermuda Stops: 60 108 Carwood Cir, Ottawa Trip Duration: 36 min Line Summary: Aviation Museum, Montréal / Den Haag / La Cité Montfort Hospital, Montréal / Den Haag, Montréal / Carsons, Carsons / Montréal, Carsons / Bermuda, Den Haag / Parc Bathgate Den Haag / La Cité, Den Haag / Parc Bathgate, Bathgate / Den Haag, Bathgate / Plumber, Plumber / Bathgate / Den Haag Closse, Charlton / Plumber, Charlton / Alloway, Charlton / Matheson, Matheson / Alboro, Bathgate / Bathgate / Plumber Matheson, Bathgate / Rainbow, City Park / Ogilvie, 920 Bathgate Drive, Ottawa City Park / Jobin, City Park / Ad. 1990, City Park / Ad. 2280, Blair B, Blair / Meadowbrook, Blair / Plumber / Closse Ballard, Blair / Beaverpond, Blair / Innes, Innes / Blair, 1415 Plumber Avenue, Ottawa Innes / Ocdc, Innes / Tauvette, Innes / Beddoe, Innes / Glen Park, Innes / Orient Park, Innes / Eastpark, Charlton / Plumber Innes / Rondel, Innes / Cléroux, Innes / Cléroux, Innes 932 Charlton Drive, Ottawa / Innes Bypass, Innes / Du Clairvaux Pathway, Innes / Ad. 3386, Innes / Pagé, 3636 Innes, Innes / Charlton / Alloway Viseneau, Innes / Frank Bender, Innes / Ad. 3927, 1331 Alloway Cres, Ottawa Innes / Mer Bleue, Innes / Wild≈ower, Innes / Du Grand Bois, Innes / Ad. 4270, Innes / Lanthier, Innes Charlton / Matheson / Tenth Line, 4510 Innes - Métro, Innes / Dorima, 1000 Charlton Drive, Ottawa Innes / Esprit, Innes / Ad. 4831, Innes / Portobello, Innes / Provence, Innes / Trim, Trim / Salzburg, Matheson / Alboro Millennium / Trim, Millennium 1a 1380 Matheson Road, Ottawa Bathgate / Matheson 1028 Bathgate Drive, Ottawa Bathgate / Rainbow 1068 Bathgate Drive, Ottawa City Park / Ogilvie 1556 Tonilee Dr, Ottawa City Park / Jobin 1518 Tonilee Dr, Ottawa City Park / Ad. 1990 4632 Ogilvie Walk Cres, Ottawa City Park / Ad. 2280 2300 City Park Dr, Ottawa Blair B 1200 Blair Rd, Ottawa Blair / Meadowbrook 4629 Cosmic Place, Ottawa Blair / Ballard 1562 Blair Road, Ottawa Blair / Beaverpond 1700 Blair Road, Ottawa Blair / Innes Innes / Blair 1960 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Ocdc Innes / Tauvette 3 Glen Park Dr, Ottawa Innes / Beddoe 2536 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Glen Park 2630 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Orient Park 2085 Orient Park Drive, Ottawa Innes / Eastpark Innes / Rondel 2373 Rondel St, Ottawa Innes / Cléroux 2486 Autumn Hill Cres, Ottawa Innes / Cléroux 3036 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Innes Bypass Innes / Du Clairvaux Pathway Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Ad. 3386 1928 Crestmont Pl, Ottawa Innes / Pagé 3469 Innes Road, Ottawa 3636 Innes 3605 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Viseneau 6471 Viseneau Dr, Ottawa Innes / Frank Bender 2283 Frank Bender Street, Ottawa Innes / Ad. 3927 6614 Tooney Dr, Ottawa Innes / Mer Bleue 2058 Legrand Cres, Ottawa Innes / Wild≈ower 2102 Legrand Cres, Ottawa Innes / Du Grand Bois 183 Du Grand Bois Ave, Ottawa Innes / Ad. 4270 Innes / Lanthier 4343 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Tenth Line 4434 Innes Rd, Ottawa 4510 Innes - Métro 4473 Innes Road, Ottawa Innes / Dorima 4541 Innes Rd, Ottawa Innes / Esprit Innes / Ad. 4831 110 Pinard Way, Ottawa Innes / Portobello 931 Markwick Cres, Ottawa Innes / Provence 1954 Scully Way, Ottawa Innes / Trim 2016 Scully Way, Ottawa Trim / Salzburg 2020 Trim Road, Ottawa Millennium / Trim Millennium Boulevard, Ottawa Millennium 1a 25 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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