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147 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 147 bus time schedule & line map 147 Ripon <-> Thirsk View In Website Mode The 147 bus line (Ripon <-> Thirsk) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ripon <-> Thirsk: 10:00 AM (2) Thirsk <-> Ripon: 1:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 147 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 147 bus arriving. Direction: Ripon <-> Thirsk 147 bus Time Schedule 30 stops Ripon <-> Thirsk Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:00 AM Bus Station Stand 2, Ripon Moss Arcade, Ripon Tuesday Not Operational The White Horse, Ripon Wednesday Not Operational 61 North Street, Ripon Thursday 1:30 PM The Clock Tower, Ure Bank Friday Not Operational Station Hotel, Ure Bank Saturday Not Operational Freemantle Place, Ripon North Bridge, Ure Bank North Bridge, Ripon 147 bus Info North Bridge, Ure Bank Direction: Ripon <-> Thirsk Sharow Lane, Ripon Civil Parish Stops: 30 Trip Duration: 69 min The Green, Hutton Conyers Line Summary: Bus Station Stand 2, Ripon, The White Horse, Ripon, The Clock Tower, Ure Bank, Farmsteads, Nunwick Station Hotel, Ure Bank, North Bridge, Ure Bank, North Bridge, Ure Bank, The Green, Hutton Conyers, The George Country Inn, Wath Farmsteads, Nunwick, The George Country Inn, Main Street, Wath Civil Parish Wath, Station House, Melmerby, Wobeck Lane, Melmerby, Grange Terrace, Melmerby, Miidleton Station House, Melmerby Quernhow Rd End, Middleton Quernhow, Sutton Howgrave Road End, Sutton Howgrave, The Black Wobeck Lane, Melmerby Horse, Kirklington, The Green, Sinderby, The Nags Head, Pickhill, Sandƒeld Lane, Sinderby, The Green, Grange Terrace, Melmerby Sinderby, Ainderby Quernhow Village, Ainderby Grange Terrace, Melmerby Civil Parish Quernhow, Howe Road End, Howe, The Smithy, Baldersby, St James Church, Catton, The Nursery Miidleton Quernhow Rd End, Middleton Quernhow Caravan Park, Rainton, Post O∆ce, Topcliffe, Thorpeƒeld, Sowerby, Thirsk Secondary School, Sutton Howgrave Road End, Sutton Howgrave Sowerby, Green Lane West, Sowerby, The Maltings, Thirsk, Market Place, Thirsk The Black Horse, Kirklington The Green, Sinderby The Nags Head, Pickhill Sandƒeld Lane, Sinderby The Green, Sinderby Ainderby Quernhow Village, Ainderby Quernhow Howe Road End, Howe The Smithy, Baldersby St James Church, Catton The Nursery Caravan Park, Rainton Post O∆ce, Topcliffe Long Street, Topcliffe Civil Parish Thorpeƒeld, Sowerby Thirsk Secondary School, Sowerby Green Lane West, Sowerby The Maltings, Thirsk Market Place, Thirsk Market Place, Sowerby Direction: Thirsk <-> Ripon 147 bus Time Schedule 30 stops Thirsk <-> Ripon Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 1:00 PM Market Place, Thirsk Market Place, Sowerby Tuesday Not Operational Sowerby Terrace, Thirsk Wednesday Not Operational Green Lane East, Sowerby Thursday 10:30 AM Friday Not Operational Thirsk Secondary School, Sowerby Saturday Not Operational Thorpeƒeld, Sowerby St Columba's Church, Topcliffe Church Street, Topcliffe Civil Parish 147 bus Info The Nursery Carvan Park, Rainton Direction: Thirsk <-> Ripon Stops: 30 C Of E Primary School, Catton Trip Duration: 68 min Line Summary: Market Place, Thirsk, Sowerby Old Post O∆ce, Baldersby Terrace, Thirsk, Green Lane East, Sowerby, Thirsk Secondary School, Sowerby, Thorpeƒeld, Sowerby, St Columba's Church, Topcliffe, The Nursery Carvan Howe Lane End, Howe Park, Rainton, C Of E Primary School, Catton, Old Post O∆ce, Baldersby, Howe Lane End, Howe, Ainderby Quernhow Village, Ainderby Quernhow Ainderby Quernhow Village, Ainderby Quernhow, The Green, Sinderby, Sandƒeld Lane, Sinderby, The Nags The Green, Sinderby Head, Pickhill, The Green, Sinderby, The Black Horse, Kirklington, Sutton Howgrave Lane End, Sutton Sandƒeld Lane, Sinderby Howgrave, Middleton Quernhow Lane End, Middleton Quernhow, Village Hall, Melmerby, Wobeck The Nags Head, Pickhill Lane, Melmerby, Station House, Melmerby, The George Country Inn, Wath, Farmsteads, Nunwick, The Green, Sinderby The Green, Hutton Conyers, North Bridge, Ure Bank, North Bridge, Ure Bank, North Road, Ure Bank, The The Black Horse, Kirklington Clock Tower, Ure Bank, White Horse, Ripon, Bus Station Stand 2, Ripon Sutton Howgrave Lane End, Sutton Howgrave Middleton Quernhow Lane End, Middleton Quernhow Village Hall, Melmerby Wobeck Lane, Melmerby Station House, Melmerby The George Country Inn, Wath Main Street, Wath Civil Parish Farmsteads, Nunwick The Green, Hutton Conyers North Bridge, Ure Bank Sharow Lane, Ripon Civil Parish North Bridge, Ure Bank A6108, Ripon Civil Parish North Road, Ure Bank North Road, Ripon The Clock Tower, Ure Bank Palace Road, Ripon White Horse, Ripon North Street, Ripon Bus Station Stand 2, Ripon Moss Arcade, Ripon 147 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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