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where buses stop| Moortown| Moortow linen line where buses stop Harewood Bar to Harrogate Harewood Arms Harewood Wike Lane Wikefield Farm Eccup Reservoir Alwoodley Gates 7 2 12 Carr Manor Sandmoor Drive Alwoodley Primley Park7 2 STREET LANE to Harehills Lingfield Centre Moor Allerton LeafieldCentre Drive Sandhill Mount Primley Park Avenue King Lane Park & Ride High Moor DriveTalbot Road Devonshire AvenueRoman Avenue Shaftesbury AvenuePark Lane Roundhay Park Fir Tree Grove Moortown Water Tower Scott Hall Road Roundabout 7 52 Leafield Grange St John's Church Bentcliffe Drive Primley Park Avenue Lingfield Hill 7 51 51 52 Garth Road 52 (towards Moortown) (towards Oakwood) 51 Moortown Corner Carr Manor Road 7 Cranmer Road Cranmer Bank Chapel Allerton Roundhay Manor Wood School Primley Park Crescent Leafield Close Carr Manor School Moor Haven Court to Allwoodley 3A 3 Alwoodley Castle View Beckhill Approach 7A 3 3A 13A 3 13 to Harehills Cranmer Bank to Shadwell Bentcliffe Grove Allerton Grange Avenue Larkhill Road Larkhill View Lincombe MountGledhow TowersBrackenwood Drive Stonegate Crescent Nunroyd Avenue Gledhow Lidgett Lane 7S 2 West Lea Close 3 3A Kingsway Court Deanswood Hill ROAD STONEGATE Stainbeck Avenue (towards Primley Park) Miles Hill King Lane Parkland Drive Tynwald Hill Moortown (towards Leeds) Scotland Wood Road Parkland Gardens Gledhow Valley Road Miles Hill Road (towards Moortown) Saxon Road Potternewton View7 S Valley Gardens Stainbeck Lane 51 52 7A HARROGATE ROAD Wood Lane 13A to Harehills St Urbans School (towards Leeds) Parkside Avenue Gledhow Scott Hall Regent Street Stainbeck Lane Parkside Road Northside Retail Park Cardinal Heenan School (2 3 3 to Moortown to Roundhay Chapel Allerton School A Parkside Green Meanwood 2 12 do not stop here) Green View 3 13 Montreal Parade Potternewton Lane Scott Hall Grove 3A 13A Green Road MEANWOOD ROAD Potternewton Lane 320m to Harrogate (towards Moortown) (towards Leeds) (towards Leeds) Scholebroke Mount Chapel Allerton Hospital Meanwood Park Mexborough Street Newton Parade Chapel Allerton 7 Buslingthorpe Lane CHAPLETOWNSikh Temple ROAD Grove Lane Junction Meanwood Health Centre Ridge Grove 7A SCOTT HALL ROAD HALL SCOTT Reginald Centre (towards Moortown) 7S 2 3 Woodhouse Cricket Club Sheepscar Street North to Alwoodley 3A Sugarwell Court Cowper Street (towards Leeds) 7 320m Ridge Road Chapeltown Wharfedale Avenue Northern School of Contemporary Dance Meanwood Sheepscar Junction to Roundhay Valley Farm Melville Place Mandela Centre 12 Melville Road Benson Street 13 13A Charing Cross 51 Sheepscar Junction Woodhouse Craven Road 52 Lovell Park Benson Street Servia Gardens Carlton Hill Lovell Park NORTH STREET NORTH Lovell Park Hill (towards Leeds) Grafton Street Leeds City Centre Leeds City Centre wymetro.com (towards Moor Allerton) @metrotravelnews.

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