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Richmond (London) Station – Zone 4 i Onward Travel Information Richmond_DR_Spider 23/06/2017 16:39 Page 1 Local area map Bus mapBuses from Richmond 18 1 Kew Gardens 2 53 Mid-Surrey Bowling Club Ealing Broadway 65 Old Deer Park E D S I Tennis R HAMMERSMITH R Courts Richmond LTC A E W 16 South Ealing 18 O O 12 T L O D 18 D E 1 ST. PAULS ROAD E R 5 P R Turnham Green Stamford Brook Ravenscourt Kensington A R K PAGODA AVENUE 1 Brentford 1 G A Gunnersbury Church Chiswick High Road Bus Garage Park Hammersmith Olympia R D E E 1 N 25 Watermans Centre C 12 S W A Royal Mid Surrey Golf Course LENTON R 1 CASTLEGATE R E RIS 46 181 E E Charing Cross T K N J 13 Kew Bridge CHISWICK Hogarth Roundabout 419 Y O Hospital L C E E LY V N West Kensington E R Hammersmith 1 O A 33 N ASHLEY ROAD River Thames Chiswick D 120 23 Bridge 1 Alexandra Avenue Old Deer Park 43 SELWYN AVENUE Kew Bridge R68 North Side Fulham 31 Royal Mid Surrey Richmond 1 38 South Side Kew Retail Park Great Chertsey Road Royal Hospital Mortlake Road Palace Road Golf Club EVELYN ROAD for Kew Bessant Drive Hartington Road North End 223 Courtlands Clifford Avenue 161 Lillie Road 190 19 Avenue Mortlake Cemetery BEAUMONT AVENUE 65 Kew Road Castelnau 54 Mortlake Road Road 1 D A Mortlake Road West Park Road Lonsdale Road West Brompton S T. J O H N ’ S KEW 112 O Mortlake Road C OTTAGE S 42 H A 128 39 F T 2 R Fulham S E S 2 Kew Road Taylor Avenue Chalkers Corner B E Lonsdale Road U R 81 U 9 E Kew Gardens Y 145 E N 17 K Kew Gardens Road Broadway R O S AV A D E LW Y N A Lower Richmond Road KEW FOOT ROAD D 28 L 1 EVELYN GARDENS T Howsman Road Hail & Ride 1 48 Mortlake Road A 94 R 98 35 133 O Sandycombe Road Lower section The Athletic Ground R New King’s Road O S O M E 1 Kew Gardens Hotel Verdun Road D A R Kew Gardens Richmond Road Harwood Road L 135 BLUE ANCHOR ALLEY London Scottish 1 E R R 21 E 84 Castelnau O A Victoria Gate 1 D W SHEENDALE ROAD Clifford Avenue MICHELSDALE O Sandycombe Road Washington Road Rugby Football Club and 36 L C Suffolk Road DRIVE 79 R 15 W O Dudley Road 1 72 W F Putney N22 T continues to Richmond Rugby Football Club E 1 O 1 E T Lower Richmond Road S E N Bridge 22 M BENNS T 3 R Lonsdale Road Oxford Circus I Sandycombe Road C T H WALK K S S Marksbury Avenue 56 E Kew Road 35 E L H H S 45 R 1 A E Barnes High Street R R Gainsborough Road Play Area O W CEDAR TERRACE S E T R N A The Avenue E C 5 E T V Lower Richmond Road Barnes 28 E S T. 1 A JOH 13 L Manor Circus 8 Barnes Bridge GROVE N’S E Sandycombe Road Pond Barnes Pools on the Park 1 SALISBURY ROAD Lower Richmond Road Red Lion 9 Lower Mortlake Road Putney Imperial Wharf Richmond 9 Kew Gardens Ship Lane/Stag Brewery Mortlake H A M R O A D 35 Sheendale Road St. Mary’s for Chelsea Harbour Old Deer Park K E N 24 Lion Gate Sheen Lane I C 23 W 22 Rocks Lane Church Recreation Ground T Circus LARKFIELD ROAD 33 63 29 Richmond Circus H22 Ranelagh Avenue 9 Kew Road Orange Tree D 122 Putney C 24 A Sands End Sainsbury’s L A O Footbridge Richmond Adult R 54 Pagoda Avenue E N Theatre R 10 Footbridge C 61 S 36 119 18 E ’ 82 Community College S N E RICHMOND T H C PLACE H37 391 O A D St. John J R A . R BARNES T 39 E Richmond The O S T R the Divine 35 R Kew Road 1 Business W A Orange Tree E A D D 48 K C R O 103 E Richmond Evelyn Road Royal British School H I E L D C Odd Fellows U R K F R 2 50 C L A Manor Road Legion H Pools on the Park Memorial Hall, Kew Road R 68 D O A D R I V E 9 490 Sainsbury’s Royal Mail Richmond 23 D 15 Dance Academy 32 I N E A T H E R 17 19 C A 2 O Delivery Office Magistrates’ 11 North 7 25 371 R Court 10 66 Old Deer Park Richmond 1 39 PUTNEY 36 9 52 4 M Scout Group 16 6 Z 7 37 TOWNSHEND ROAD A 84 9 39 St. John S H E E N PA R K H PARKSHOT 38 D The yellow tinted area includes every 337 Ambulance PA R K L A N E C 1 R70 493 14 S H E E N PA R K A N 30 25 1 26 HOUNSLOW H H22 7 29 O Clapham Junction E 23 D Manor Road bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles Footbridge 1 1 R U K O L D S H E E N PA R K S TAT I O N Hounslow Bolingbroke Grove A L L E Y 59 Homebase for from Richmond. Main stops are 2 W C R 7 E E Barnes I A Bell Corner H37 North Sheen Clapham Junction 27 C 18 L shown in the white area outside. 14 T K 13 O W 26 Richmond H N Hounslow Richmond DUNSTABLE ROAD 96 Holy Trinity T 25 T Historic R Hounslow N 24 16 O SYDNEY ROAD Richmond Blenheim Centre A C Gateway LITTLE GREEN R A T Wandsworth R L I D 69 Treaty Centre E T T D Little C L E N PLA G O 10 10 R A D S E E N R ND Town Hall U U 18 A O M Green M 1 M Q A DRU M E 5 R Richmond Green C 2 E O N P L A D S D Hounslow Bus Station D East Putney H Barnes PORTLAND TERRACE United Reformed T O’Neill’s Old Deer Park 138 A Richmond Church 1 Sheen Road Upper Richmond Upper Richmond Common The Quadrant 156 U 39 1 R O A Theatre 27 N D Q F E E Sheen Road Manor Road/ Road West Road West Roehampton Putney Little 18 United 104 H West Thames College Richmond D 1 S 147 U E Green N S Church Road North Sheen Berwyn Road Temple Sheen Road Lane Synagogue P E L D O N P S G E Richmond 38 Green T K H E 169 Isleworth 38 95 R E T G PEMBROKE VILLAS R Lending Library E G E Putney Leisure Centre 49 E T WATERLOO PLACE 1 Richmond L 12 77 75 D N T 44 SHEEN ROAD A P E L D O N PA S S A G E T Richmond Inn E O Bridge Road 1 Green I 41 ABERCORN MEWS R 63 E L St. John’s Road Duke T Hotel Kings Road 15 W O R P L E WAY R E N 7 The Red Cow 1 Sheen Road Sheen Road Upper Richmond East Sheen N A L P Isleworth A Street G R Nursery Grainger Road L ETON ST D R D 13 E D A 1 1 I St. Mary’s Grove Sheen Court C 2 5 50 A Road West Sheen Lane U Church 98 U 50 A 11 L Quinns The White N Woodlands L 6 K Q I Worple Road E O C 55 T A E 19 C R P PRINCES H T S E H E LICHFIELD COURT Hotel Horse F Graemesdyke Avenue for Mortlake D G T 1 Play Area E E H STREET I L A Waitrose ’ Road T E S E R E S O R E S Isleworth I O L R R G E K I L Richmond D C C T D K R T R 1 3 Dome 71 B 1 G A L B A N Y R D WINTER BOX WALK A E 2 38 O War Memorial S Church Road E A 49 R Sheen Road I N Buildings2 R A E A 4 1 D P Green D N Roehampton University 41 E 2 G Meadows Hall 10 T H E S Q U A R E N 25 Hall Road R The Maids of Honour Lower George S S ALBERT ROAD H Y D E R O A D 3 28 37 G O 2 The White 40 9 H A Stone Pine T H E G R E E N Street E Isleworth E E N 16 G Swan S Brewers Lane 1 R YA R D E LOWER GEORGE O A ALBANY PASSAGE C 12 STREET D South Street 26 L A CHURCH ROAD 20 30 A T Church Road P B E R First Church of R E D E 50 Twickenham L W R 1 C H U R C H C T O E 51 T The Vineyard R S ETON STREET Christ Scientist, BEATRICE ROAD S L O A HOUBLON ROAD 1 Bridge 44 Richmond Green Richmond 28 Richmond Road ION H Queen Mary’s Hospital THE WARDROBE L A Maids of 18 10 8 A Medical Centre 27 Tesco D ST.
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