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OXFORD MAP Oct 2009 WOODSTOCK M40 A44 GETTING THERE Junction 9 A34 OXFORD Water Eaton Park & Ride BY ROAD 0 1 mile A40 Pear Tree Park & Ride from London 0 1 km Leave M40 at junction 8, take A40 WITNEY Park & Ride to Green Road roundabout 3 A40 A4 R continuing North on the A40 to 1 I A34 4 N W G roundabout with A44 and A4144 4 B R o a O n A o D (Woodstock Road). Turn left d b s u t r towards Town Centre on A4144. o y sto c Mar n Fe k rry Ro R R a from Heathrow/Gatwick R d M40 I o N o a G a LONDON d M25 (clockwise) then M40 (west) d Junction 8 R as above. O A d D a RIN A40 o G from Birmingham R R O n M40 (south) to junction 9, then A34. A o Seacourt t D s ad Thornhill Leave at Junction with A44 Park & Ride r Ro a n Park & A4144 Water Eaton do (Pear Tree Roundabout) and follow Pear Tree M on Ride Park & Ride Park & Ride L signs to City Centre & University, via Woodstock Road A4144. Botley Road AD RO ELL A4142 DW A420 Oxford is served with frequent and BAR R C SWINDON IN o direct coach services from London, G A A w 4 b le Heathrow and Gatwick 1 i y R n 4 O gd R ST. MARGARETS ROAD A34 A 4 If f o (www.oxfordbus.co.uk) D l a o e d n y and Birmingham R R o o D a (www.nationalexpress.com) Redbridge a d A d O Park & R Ride G Please note: Parking in Oxford city KINGSTON ROAD KINGSTON AD AD IN RO RO R centre is limited and expensive. All URY AM ERB RH NT NO CA visitors are encouraged to use public A4142 transport, or the local park and ride A34 facilities marked on the map. ABINGDON A423 BY RAIL BANBURY ROAD from London AD RO WOODSTOCK ROAD RD Paddington station to Oxford Station FO CK LE from Birmingham Birmingham New Street station BEVINGTON to Oxford station ROAD (see www.nationalrail.co.uk) University Oxford University Press is a ten minute Parks OXFORD walk (approximately) from Oxford Station via Park End Street, Hythe Bridge Street and then Walton Street. OBSERVATORY STREET BY AIR WALTON STREET PA Oxford is convieniently close to R K JUXON STREET S Heathrow Airport, with Gatwick, R Luton and Birmingham Airports also O KEBLE ROAD A within travelling distance. Trains CRANHAM STREET D S T . and/or buses all run at regular RECEPTION D C A R intervals from all airports to Oxford. JERICHO STREET RO O KS S R S LITTLE PA H R OUP UT O SO A CLARENDON STREET D Visitors requiring disabled access should report to our Walton Street ENT ESC CR entrance. N S O T T GREAT CLARENDON STREET L . A W G W I ROAD L D A RICHMON E S L T O N S T R E E T STREET Worcester BEAUMONT College TREET BROAD S BUS STATION T GEORGE STREET REE E ST CORNMARKET IDG E BR H STREET HYT LONGWALL STREET PARK END STREET BOTLEY ROAD PARK END STREET H O HIGH STREET L L Y Seacourt B U Park & S H Ride R O QUEEN W STREET Magdalen Bridge Thornhill ST. ALDATES Park & O X Ride P E N S R O A D CITY CENTRE 1 0 4 mile 0 400 metres A4144 Park & Ride bus stop public car park Folly Bridge tourist information railway station River Th am one way street es Redbridge access only © Oxford University Press 2009 Park & Ride.
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