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NCT Timetable Retail Outlet Your frequent City bus network May 2018 t . n T d Brownlow Drive e S Bestwood 46 to Woodborough c a Oakwood Academy 68 s 17 t o H e en C d O 58 r c e R A s R Country Park WCASTLE M a and Lambley A C 16 E H 68 e n B RO e E VENSWORTH Bulwell r o F 8 a A C B d C D E C n I 87 d E L D R 79 o B a R r 3 L T o NLOW DRIVE L E 79 U n W E ROAD 69 A Hall o RO D TR f S o B w d H 79 C A Bulwell Hall g l n S d t S A C V n o O n s 16 79 e t R 69 B i i B . o 79 r C r e f 79 Park L e A 79 G B Rise Park B s lv E Killisick d 88 79 n a N 79 oa a R B A C A S 79 L 15 16 79 89 89 A AD L 25 ce P L . RO M N i 89 88 Redhill S I pp A C D Y Gleneagles o L A 53 C Ventura Drive N 16 Bus Terminus E A RED E 4 I H L All services K F 89 I G Drive 46 O L R P J C R L a Golf Course I U m 79 U C A B R S H Q All services Morrisons U 88 O o e C 70 71 79 79 79 58 w Y 47 s A o . H 16 M A 58 59 m 87 ST. be E S 79 Library B G m D ck L t. t Crossfield L 7 Blenheim I E R e R H R r e N d 56 . W. Harkstead C C . 87 c 7 OD PARK DR Redhill E E O H e W Drive ia Industrial EST R A r B 89 P F G l t A A andhu Road U St. Mary’s L 6 S 87 Academy P r I s E R D S Estate t Parkvale Academy B H 58 68 .69 E E S A S A C T o A R T C Close n P D a 68 o Rise Park A L D W E O i a R Churchmoor Bulwell d R M d A K D A . 5 R a O E Bulwell Road West D Redhill 69 d O 1 D R O Lane R 1 H M a 15 A o I D R T B Academy V Cemetery R B G R R T O I E 16 E E O 58 4 S y H L A E IV L D H L le u R A T r V E C D 88 D A A e c A D T L b R 16 Y Galway O E A E k E 79 A m R N L V T n L F E E a N Bulwell L A 79 K 3 E a . C S 79.79 Road Arnold CO C K R O Market S l A R Y PP I . C T A l V M 88 B . 4 IC S R W W Top A T I E . E L F L Place 69 Forest Q S D KIL B S 88 T R 79 Rock O P R W R t 2 U R W 59 U S S A C d O O O O R S e H D A B Valley A H 69 N R . E E RO D A E A C H 68 68 Street T E D e T I Y T M I . O G O G N r G D R I A R H A D S O Brookfields City Area boundary t 68 H R D . N 56 A 1 A . H 68 I S B M . B T W o O O B U 69 69 D R W Arnold Town Centre S Garden Centre A . c S N B 3 2 1 R R D k Bancroft Street E R E Beechwood Mapperley Plains, 56 68 St. R R AV 56 56 Y O F R g D 68 D 79 R . O O Road n RD Rowan O . M Coppice Road 69 D A A 25 53 d o D O W kfiel Rd l OO A D . H oo . C 56 W a S A R Gardens S E 79 Br E O B r RAVEN O W E O Parkview Rd./ O G P Tesco B E n B P 56 u C 69 I V R A E L H 17 R I IC F O 80 D L C 79 N s 56 . 56 . 79 R E FT P H P E D 7 16 16 Ridgeway HAMPTON A f D R RD A R 15 K L i O . A 17 35 A Golf Course C e A B A 25 e N S . E 88 59 D D enu 68 O l R 79 79 87 v B d a A S W B B R E WAY E . G N r al S G K l r 6 5 4 RID E t 53 r H S O o o Seller’s 70 71 T D 59 n W Bulwell V Sandy Banks D . H 89 O T u . L S . I L 69 R G 79 I D A c E N E B I C r Wood D A d L . D W G L k Southglade A Local Nature X L Christ The R 79 80 H 89 . See inset 57 . See inset left B n . 79 A O R O Market R A a O King Academy X Arnold 9 8 7 for details within R B Reserve right for O N l Park R Sainsbury’s 57 t. l Bulwell D Bulwell D A S S Glade 79 details within t this area D Market A Northern . X n City Area boundary o G O Bus Station R D 57 57 r Business Bestwood this area S F T M E O A t R Cemetery D A E A D E A R C O Gedling Country Park lb 58 E L Bulwell H S A V a N E High Wood Park D o h R A I For bus stop D 16 Park e I n L N ROAD N O G s R a r 59 59 O Crabtree 16 DE E b R R S G A r R e d T Cemetery E d L 15 P o . codes in the N M M O LA G o d Arnold Plains D P k d S Road East H I A L 56 A R ILL T R a l L U L S O Bus Station see W H O H 87 d. H o i L S S C I n Academy B Y P A A P 69 Conway R g R H G E H details below N M H Estate 56 I D I 68 Sunrise Hill d S N 46 W E A N D l G A I T Gardens R M O H R T ie A A A O f 57 47 L R T 2 o R M 16 T d R S L N H Local Nature Reserve O a O N n A . O O C N d X N a N T I R D R S 57 E C A R I G ly L R H l D o A H i 16 O n A g e I Y d Bestwood m v i Madford Arno L F L B a ead Dr R c A T Gedling P L U ic N 87 35 68 69 T Retail M P R . R D Borough 59 Vale 47 to Lambley A N Y O 15 X Y O RD H E B V O C Park E Bulwell F R 57 A Arnold B B R E S E 88 AD G V r S Council RO L 70 70 71 71 and Woodborough D . O Piccadilly o R 15 IN . ALE R IN O A o E V E Bogs k A T C D D O P T A B l R G 89 25 RN T y O W A ITBY P O 59 79.79 . 79 n A 40 56 E H C N A N Leonard Street D A A N W R E Gedling E C M 89 R A X S R 17 Valley 57 X L . o D T 57 Highbury a e H 57 57 Country Park A B D S A 57 Bus Stop codes displayed in the Bus Station Phoenix B 35 d n 40 Road 53 C 59 S 56 B 1 79.79 .79 7 25 R K 56 O 70. 70 a E 56 Hospital R M L H A B U D YS E 14 1 Park L C L Park OA R 2 87 A 56 to City BU01 68.69.70.71.80 to City 71. 71 L K A R 56 S I D A B N N B B A H A Y Y O A A 79.79 .
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