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Walsall D H a L L C T L S E R S O Y 60.62.X56 L W H E A L I T 3A.10A L B M S R L A IDGE IN 3 E H G N CRO T 23 G SS E S I 60 R T A E OA FC D. 936.937 E H O F H D E D 10 62 1 N X56 L NO W .23 E D S For continuation N 23 10A KEY A Y A DR. STREET D O 937A WATLING Chase C C N Brownhills West TREET 1 N R A G S Norton A NN WATLIN M OCK see inset on left E E O D ROAD S East D Terrace RE R A .937A High frequency bus services F O D. O 3.3A.10A.936.937 O O O R NE W A A L R L Sandfield T 3 H R ’S G L S O W K NE R (10 minutes or less daytime) D . I A S A J O E C HE D D 3 T I Y D LANE H A L V H 10.10A D G L O N E R Farm R 60 P A E 10 S Brownhills S A H T 60 R N G 3 O E A R U O N E 23 P R E I L School Other bus served road R B E Burntwood R K R S D STAFFORDSHIRE L 10 R 1 3A L A P 60 R E M O P B O A X56 FI T. D S A H 6 A A C S . 62 D H LI 24 TO T 60 10A R 936 D S D D X56 OA C L Bus route number 301 S L A A T R O R N R R A D R O L 60 O O 937 A E E E O Chasetown 10 E A D O S R B E A H H D B T Ogley Hay Occasional journey 937A D C C A T X56 R H S T A AD 3 Norton A R . E Norton N E LAN D RO E D E F R R 10.10A.X56 O O C 60 T R I O 23 P R D A E P R T Lakeside S Bus and Rail Services in D L Limited service O IE Canes B G RD. C R F C R . P K H 10 N D A R D C R N R . LI 24 K O O N A RE R S E R R A E N W G BROWNHILLS G W N Y 24 Terminus of bus route 380 Chasewater E R D L N HI QUE R E S 3 . GH S E S C A T . H T. E V U . AT C D E R D I D HARLES JEROM F H S ST. 2.2E O S D R O A I Heath R D L D H S A R L L D P X35 E E O L Railway line and station A X51 P S O P R A R 24 A H O C R L T I N D R 35 I D C 23 S A M A T E 2 O R E . O R Hammerwich Y . Midland Metro and Stops O E R L 3.3A H E WALSALL D H A L L C T. I L D S Highfields Hospital A G R R S A H U RC T 10.10A H G S C HU HI I I 23 L H G D L Interchange (journey planning C D O L Church Street HF P L C h IE 2 A L S L Catshill A A D L E O S O 23.24 RTON GR a R I S NO EE A L WEDNESBURY N W R H S H L s 10 O A A information available on site) N S A BRAE . e A 936.937 T N MAR RD X56 D P R AT W E w E E LL E C E R X A C E AN a D S L 937A. X56 T ION L H t Chasewater . EL A Free car parking for rail users, ANE RED L E e STAFFORDSHIRE P Y ETTYS L r H B D A W N Li N including Blue Badge E 24 A 3 g G S E L F h R S O t disabled spaces A R R D L C D 23 A A a A L 1 . 3A 10 R L il 3 w O 3A D T Museum R ET C X35 A E Place of interest/other location R STRE LA 10A D R a W 2 IDGE Y O R O BR H C O y A A H R S A 3 Chasewater A F A N O E 35 I D G D L 2E E R S 936 E West Midlands county boundary S R T L Brownhills R E D D M A D 6 TO D. E R 937 L LL R L X51 A N E Y O I West AD L O Clayhanger 24 A N F M6 A 3.3A.8 R L R 937A H bus and network tickets TOL New Town O O L H C ROAD 10 3A A I L D D D D L A D 8A.32.89 L X56 N A E 3.3A N N valid within this area H R 3 O O X56 I I A E W O F R . L L Shire Oak D H D Z A 10.10A E C 23 L I R . E D I S E 35B L ’S R Shire Oak R S R O Y N C F L W H H E Academy A L S I T O ’ 3A.10A L M S L A J IN 3 E . L H T G N T 23 G 8.8A U E S I S T A E A . 936.937 H O For continuation N P B 35 L N 3 . ON W 10A.23 23.89 . R SCALE 23 T A M D R N O 3 54 . 937A R S N M TREET C W 10 936 see main map BrownhillsOTOR West WATLING S . O Ryders E WAY Pelsall D N N 89 R R I 0 1/2 1 Mile R P H 24 D 937 O T 16 L D I A 937A V 8 I L 3 3A 10A 936 937 E O Hayes A L O Wood R G 25 T O S 937A T 70 N 10A R E W R R E D O Oak Park D X35 X56 R A O . 35B T 01/2 1 1 1/2 Kms. X68 8 . D R 25 O D L S 71A E Leisure R O D E CH L 25 D C I A B R I F X70 A K A A H Castlefort E C D 71 P Centre O ROAD . O 8A C S D R W P I H T X70A N E L E N A I O B 23.25 O L R I O H 24 O Y V L B C H IRE D Y A SH A 4 R 16 R R O N A M R D A 2 8A O L L E L D 302 T E O A ROAD A D. 35 R Stonnall B B P R N R N O O O 23 Pelsall G E E A N N M E A 7 .7A K O R D P A R L L R 302 T 936 C NSTON H A 1 SA E BUX H S N U T 89 S Walsall Wood D O O 3.3A L T . E RD N ER E A 937 R’ . A GROV A D N . RO V B E R O B 2E L N T R A T D S R N 8.8A 24 R T R R D O . N . STONEY CR E O 937A L O STLE L E O T L A HIL D F A E N E O C A W O W S A E A E R R K L . E C T X51 T S T P S 25.89 L S P N F A D 4 E S 71 A C 16 I L R A M F Lower Farm U High Heath Shelfield S L E N O A O G R L N O I H 301 R D L H 71A R H I R O S T R T Walsall M Academy B H 24 D LE E C D E H R I E R N Little . ST V E T CA L U 89 E Academy L A 25 25 7A O B R 89 C I D L R L A 7 V Bloxwich N 326 L 24 W A R O Essington O E R 35B I N N E C A O A C R N ’ O . S W N E S N R 2 B O D ATI STAFFORDSHIRE G 10 35A D 23 A W . 16 A B L A H F 35B E IG 16 BLOXWICH O S N 16 R O O H L NW E 89 N 10A EE OO T E L O R D 71 .
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