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Burns Road Crookesmoor Road Plum Lane Sheffield Canal Tow Path Moor End Road Law Centre Nursery Street Joiner Street Brighton Terrace Road Sheffield & Tinsley Springvale Road Albion Street Adult Shalesmoor Canal Tow Path Sheeld Public Transport Map Allen Street River Don D Cadman Road Community erek Lumley Street Martin Street Wicker Lane Willey Street Do Learning Copper Street Spring Street oley W ay Plum Street Bridge Street Service Snow Lane Border Agency Blast Lane Dover Street Trinity Street (Vulcan House)House) Millsands Roebuck Road Cupola Crookeokess Ellis Street Shepherd Street Bower Spring Willey Meadow Street Gibraltar Street Bellfield Street River Don Bernard Road Congregationall Water Street Nursery Street Kaye Place Derek Dooley Way Church Riverside SADACCA Allen Street Street Wicker Townend Street Pocket Park Springvale Road Ellison Street Smithfield Derek Dooley Way Hammond Street Barber Crescent North Bank Netherthorpe Cross Smithfield Apartments Mona Road Love Street Primary School Crowne Plazlazaa Victoria Station Road Barber Place Netherthorpe Street Upper St Phillip’s Road Commonside Royal Victoriria Barber Road Oxford Street Craven Street Don Walk Corporation Street Elliot Road Furnace Hill 1 NoNorthrth BaBanknk River Don Burns Road Fawcett Street Map of the public transport network in Sheeld and the surrounding area Sheeld City Centre map Steel House La. Blonk Street Blonk Furnival Road St Stephen Netherthorpe Road WarwickTerrace Street with St Phillip Capita Jericho Street Heartshead & St Ann Churcrch Finlay Street Five Weirs OYO Sheeld Hope Church Wicker House Workhouse Lane Mega Centre The Ponderosa Weir Ladys Bridge Walk Metropolitan Hotel Victoria Mona Avenue Quays Family Blast Lane to Rotherham The Nook Leamington Street The Law Western Road reet Nationalal Emeergrgenccyy Court Bernard Road Well Meadow Street Scotland Street SServiceservices Museeumum Courts Cobden Place Rosa Road Warwick Street Bower Road Daisy Bank Lambert St Crookesmoor Road Castlegate West Bar A B C D E F W Victoria Well Meadow Drive est Bar The Quays Westways Magistrates’ Quays Terminates here e Hotel S Grenoside u to Ecclesfield 137 to Rotherham Ivy Drive Hampton By South Court 57 Oughtibridge Sheffield Parkway 20 7.8.8a 88 Primary Bramwell Street CG13 evenings and L t n 75 76 X17 Newent Lane Warrington Road Hilton Hotel These stops are o u e e School Yorkshire CG16 w b Crematorium n v 75 1 Solly Street 1 M92 to Harley La to Ecclesfield A 83.83a to Barnsley b Beehive Road currently out of use Sundays only Cobden View Road Police i 86 to Chapeltown h S CG6 North Quay Sheffield Parkway n w t Spring House Road Westbar Green Sheffield Parkway e 76 i Brownell Street Snig Hill A & G Passenger boats r to Ecclesfield c Kimberworth Aspect 33 Headquarters due to highway works g 135 to High Green Y o CG17 Sheeld Yorkshire e Brocco Street H w y CG12 R Bernard Road H s 8a 88 Art Space o Barber Castle a d to a Hyde Park o Re r A X78 Stephenson Blake l n Scargill Croft u Development to Stocksbridge d i ni o 8 v Wood CG18 The 57 s f n t g e a e t W (Impact) Sheffield & Tinsley Canal Rotherham/ Daisy Walk CG9 o Edward Street North Church Street . Services shown on the map n Baker’s Lane Site Straddle x n Ramsey Road Former 7 32 CG11 L A Terminal e Commonside Old Warehouse a v Powell Street Crookes Valley Road St Vincent’s Cricket Inn Road n e c Doncaster Velocity CG19 Building R Upper Allen Street e . s E Church Court C Solly Street Sheffield & Tinsley o o c Bramwell Close Netherthorpe Village Solly Street e to Wharnclie Side 32 w 20 e c Romsdal Road 58 32a r House a Kenyon Street Canal Tow Path n pe 88 le Wesleyan C Mushroom Lane Bank Street d Shiregreen 137 Road Radford Street a r 83 s Moorgate Avenue d A fi White Croft Reform Union Queen Street t South Quay L e L v y e e 32a a CG22 r . Silver Street St 57 a SL1/SL1a to Stocksbridge e l ge Wharf Street n o . e Ne d CG10 Exchan l 83a d the 1.11.11a 80.80a n g r R l R Shire Ln. 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