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For Bus Times, Please Consult the Timetable Information at the Stop Inverurie Market St Interchange For bus times, please consult the timetable information at the stop Destination Route Stops Destination Route Stops Destination Route Stops Route Towards Route Towards A 10, 10A, 10B A P Stagecoach Bluebird A Milne Huntly 10 Brodie A 247 New Byth C Aberchirder 308 C 306 C 10, 10A, 10B A cont. Pitcaple - Pitmachie - Colpy - Skares - Fyvie - Cuminestown - New Byth Pitcaple Huntly - Keith - Fochabers - Mosstodloch - 10, 10A, 10B, 306 C A Milne C Aberdeen C I Lhanbryde - Elgin 248 New Byth 37, 37A, N37 A A Fyvie - Cuminestown - New Byth 10B, 416 Pitmachie 10, 10A, 10B Stagecoach Bluebird C Aberdeen Airport 777 B Insch 10A Aberdeen 306 C Pitmedden 294, 493 C Port Elphinstone - Kinellar - Craibstone - 294 Ellon J & M Burns C Alford 421 C 10, 10A, 10B, Bankhead - Bucksburn - Scatterburn - Hilton - Oldmeldrum - Udny - Pitmedden - Tarves - K Stockethill - Westburn - Ashgrove - Mains of Keithfield - Methlick - Ythanbank - 10, 10A, 10B, 37, 37A, N37, Ashgrove C Keith 10, 10A, 10B A C Rosemount - Aberdeen Ellon 37, 37A, N37 Port Elphinstone 221, 222, 240, Stagecoach Bluebird Stagecoach Bluebird Auchleven 416 A 221, 240, 421 C 402, 421 Brodie A 306 Huntly C Kemnay Pitcaple - Pitmachie - Colpy - Skares - Pitcaple - Oyne - Insch - Kennethmont - 777 B B Auchterless 308 C 777 Huntly - Keith - Fochabers - Mosstodloch - Gartly - Huntly Kennethmont 306 C Lhanbryde - Elgin B R Bains Coaches C 10, 10A, 10B, 308 Aberchirder 10, 10A, 10B, C Rhynie 416 A Aberdeen Stagecoach Bluebird C Daviot - Meikle Wartle - Rothienorman - Bankhead C 37, 37A, N37 10B 37, 37A, N37 Kinellar 10, 10A, 10B, Port Elphinstone - Kintore - Kinellar - Auchterless - Turriff - Aberchirder Rosemount C 777 B 37, 37A, N37 Blackburn - Craibstone - Bankhead - 10B, 37, 37A C Bucksburn - Scatterburn - Hilton - Stockethill - Kingseat J & M Burns C Blackburn C 402 777 B Kingseat 402, 403 Rothienorman 308 C Westburn - Ashgrove - Rosemount - Aberdeen Port Elphinstone - Kintore - Hatton of B Fintray - Newmachar - Kingseat 10, 10A, 10B, Kingswells 777 S Stagecoach Bluebird A Bucksburn C Brodie 37, 37A, N37 Kinmuck 403 C 10, 10A, 10B, Pitcaple - Pitmachie - Colpy - Skares - Kingseat J & M Burns C Scatterburn C 403 Burnhervie 421 C 10B, 37, 37A, 37, 37A, N37 Huntly - Keith - Fochabers - Mosstodloch - Kinmuck - Newmachar - Kingseat C Lhanbryde - Elgin C Kintore 221, 402 Skares 10, 10A, 10B A Rhynie Stagecoach Bluebird A Stagecoach Bluebird A 416 777 B 10, 10A, 10B, Elgin Chapel of Garioch - Oyne - Insch - Auchleven - Cairnley 421 C Stockethill C Pitcaple - Oyne - Insch - Colpy - Skares - Clatt - Rhynie B 37A A Kirkhill 777 Huntly - Keith - Fochabers - Mosstodloch - Chapel of Garioch 416 Stagecoach Bluebird Kittybrewster 37, N37 C Strichen 452 C Lhanbryde - Elgin 421 Alford C Clatt 416 A Port Elphinstone - Kemnay - Monymusk - T Stagecoach Bluebird C Colpy 10, 10A, 10B A L 37 Aberdeen Tillyfourie - Alford Port Elphinstone - Kintore - Kinellar - A Tarves 294, 452 C 10, 10A, 10B, Lhanbryde 10, 10A, 10B Blackburn - Craibstone - Bankhead - Stagecoach Bluebird C C 452 Fraserburgh Craibstone 37, 37A, N37 M Tillyfourie 421 C Bucksburn - Scatterburn - Woodside - Tarves - Mains of Keithfield - Methlick - New C Kittybrewster - Ashgrove - Rosemount - Deer - Maud - Strichen - Fraserburgh 777 B Mains of Keithfield 294, 452 C Turriff 308 Aberdeen Ellon Kineil Coaches C Cuminestown 247, 248 C Maud 452 C U Stagecoach Bluebird 493 37A Aberdeen C Oldmeldrum - Pitmedden - Ellon D Meikle Wartle 308 C Udny 294, 493 C Port Elphinstone - Kintore - Kinellar - Blackburn - Craibstone - Bankhead - Bains Coaches B Daviot 308 C Methlick 294, 452 C W 777 Kirkhill Bucksburn - Scatterburn - Hilton - Stockethill - Port Elphinstone - Kemnay - Kintore - 10, 10A, 10B, E Monymusk 421 C Westburn C Westburn - Ashgrove - Rosemount - Aberdeen Kinellar - Blackburn - Westhill - Kingswells - 37A Newhills - Craibstone - Aberdeen Airport - Elgin 10, 10A, 10B A Mosstodloch 10, 10A, 10B A Aberdeen Stagecoach Bluebird C Westhill 777 B N37 Kirkhill Ellon 294, 493 C N Port Elphinstone - Kinellar - Craibstone - Whiterashes 493 C Bankhead - Bucksburn - Scatterburn - Oldmeldrum Bains Coaches A F New Byth 247, 248 C Woodside - Kittybrewster - Ashgrove - Oldmeldrum Woodside 37, N37 C Rosemount - Aberdeen Fochabers 10, 10A, 10B A New Deer 452 C Y Fraserburgh 452 C Newhills 777 B 221 Inverurie Stagecoach Bluebird C Ythanbank 294 C Port Elphinstone - Kemnay - Kintore Fyvie 247, 248 C Newmachar 402, 403 C Kineil Coaches G O 222 Inverurie C Route Towards Port Elphinstone Gartly 306 C 240, 294, 493 C Oldmeldrum Stagecoach Bluebird C Kemnay Bains Coaches C 777 A 10 Aberdeen 240 H Port Elphinstone - Kinellar - Craibstone - Port Elphinstone - Kemnay Hatton of Fintray 402 C 10B, 416 A Bankhead - Bucksburn - Scatterburn - Hilton - Oyne Oldmeldrum Bains Coaches C 10, 10A, 10B, 306 C Stockethill - Westburn - Ashgrove - Stagecoach Bluebird Hilton C Rosemount - Aberdeen 37A Oldmeldrum Please note that services are subject to change on Local Public Holidays, National Public Holidays and between 24th December and 4th January. 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