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Hampshire to Malborough I I I I I NDEX F LACES ERVED I I O P S To Newbury To Newbury To Tilehurst To Reading To Reading, To Reading To Wokingham I To Windsor I I Oxford and I and Reading I Bracknell ABC D E103 F G HI J K Abbotts Ann . D3 Frith End . J4 Pitton . C4 the North Three Mile I I I Wash Comon The Link I 194 Adanac Park . D6 Frogham . B6 Plaitford . C5 Cross I 104 2A I I a I Alderbury . B4 Froxfield . H5 Pokesdown . A8 I 23 Burghfield 2 I 72 I A Alderholt . A6 Fryern Hill . E5 Pondtail . J2 7 I I Common I 82 I Aldermaston . G1 Funtington . J7 Popham . F3 7A 7A BERKSHIRE I u I 103 Greenham I Aldershot a . K3 Fyfield . D2 Portchester a . G7 Inkpen Ball Hill 7 7A The Link Brimpton I I Comm Aldermaston I I on Crookham I Allbrook . E5 Porton . B3 Beacon I PUBLIC TRANSPORT MAP OF I I h Wash 2 I t Allington . C3 Glendene Caravan Park, Bashley . C8 Porton Down . C3 104 I I 194 a I P a Water I Alton . H4 Godshill . B6 Portsmouth . G8 103 2A I s I I Great Hollands Spencers Wood e a I Alton Hospital and Sports Centre . H4 Golden Pot Inn . H3 Portsmouth & Southsea . G8 I l 7A The Link Bishopswood I t 7 Bishop’s Green I I s a I Amesbury . B3 Golf Course, Nr AltonG. H3 Portsmouth Harbour . G8 u 2 2A a I B I 7 roadlaying Road Shops 194 C I I Ampfield . D5 Goodworth Clatford . D3 Poulner . B7 103 I e 104 I S I Mortimer wallowfield re Penwood I I h Amport . D3 Gosport . G8 Pound Green . G1 I T I East End Sandham Headley 2 I a Woolton 2.2A I Andover . D3 Grange Park . F6 Privett, Gosport . F8 I Memorial I I T Woodlands Falcon I Anna Valley . D3 Grateley a. D3 Purbrook . G7 Hill I e Chapel Mortimer I s 7A 2.115.104 I 72 t Hollington I Hampshire To Malborough I W Road 2 Applemore . D7 Grayshott . K4 7 I a 23 7A 82 I y Herb Garden Roman I u a 1 2 I 1 Ash . K3 Greatham . J5 Quarley . D3 23 23 I 14 I Burghclere Silchester I Ashley . C8 Great Hollands . K1 Queen Alexander Hospital,Cosham . G7 I 2 2 I HIGHCLERE 104 I Riseley I Ashley Heath . A7 Greenham Common . F1 Quetta Park . J3 104 Pamber I The Link Calleva I 2 I 2015/2016 2.14 I Ashmansworth . E1 Greywell . H2 Q PARK 104 56 Heath 14 Museum I I Highclere 56 I Wellington a I Ashurst . D6 Gundleton . G4 ‘Rack & Manger’ . E4 14 I Silchester I Country Park I Ash Vale a. K2 RAF Odiham . H2 Ecchinswell Tadley I I Crowthorne I Crowthorne 1 Vernham I Hale . B5 Ragged Appleshaw . D2 Linkenholt 56 I Whitway 56 I Service with at least one bus every hour, up to seven days a week daytime . 14.58 I Street I R 23 Badger Farm . E5 Halterworth . D5 Rake . J5 Highclere I I 194 80 14 I a Castle I Ball Hill . E1 Hamble . E7 Ramsdell . G2 28 Vernham 23 Baughurst I I a a I H Barnham . K8 Hamble-le-Rice . E7 Redbridge . D6 Service with at least three buses per day, up to seven days a week . Ashmansworth 7 2 Eversley I 23 Church I I B Dean Bartley . D6 Hambledon . G6 Redenham . D2 23 58 I Cross I 1 I 23 I I Sydmonton Owlsmoor I Barton Stacey . E3 Hamptworth . C5 Redford . J5 63 Pound I I I Three Legged 23 Little 333 I O I 36 I ld Dea Irregular service, operating up to six days a week . C6 82u I n Barton-on-Sea . C8 Hannington . F2 Redlynch . C5 Kingsclere Green 333 82u 82u Sandhurst I London I Cross I 194 Estate I Baughurst Church . G1 Hannington Turn . G1 Red Post Bridge . D3 333 I I I 3.82 36 I I Pamber I 56 14 I a 301 7 The Link I Basingstoke . G2 The Hard, Portsmouth . G8 Ringwood . B7 Collingbourne C6 23 I Stratfield Bramshill I I Certain days only or peak hour service or Sunday services . End 14 Yateley I I Heckfield I 1 I To London Basingstoke Tesco . H2 Hardley . E7 Riseley . H1 Ducis West Heath 2 I I I Turgis 3 I I Upton I Bassett . E6 Hartley Wintney . J2 Rogate . J5 Watership Down I Waterloo Hannington Stoney Heath Bramley 82 I 2.194 I Crux Easto I n I Bramley I a a I Beachlands . H8 Haslemere . K5 Romsey . D5 W I Darby I I Call & Go Services . ayf Turn Charter Bramley Camp I 194 I a 2 I rer I s W I Camberley I ‘Bear & Ragged Staff’ . D5 Hatch . H2 Rooksdown . G2 al I 72 Green I 11 I k Alley I I 3 I I Upper The Link I Bear Cross . A7 Hatch Warren . G2 Ropley . G4 I I I 35 I I 11 Yorkto I I wn Ramsdell Hartley I CamberleyI Beaulieu . D7 Hatherden . D2 Ropley Dean . G4 Carshare/Taxishare/Village Links . Chute 36 2 I I 7 The Vyne 3 I I I I W I I Beaulieu Road a . D7 Havant a. H7 R.H.C.H. Winchester . E4 estpall I I 2 Lower C6 Woodcott 56 58 Sherfield-on- I I I WCB I 1 I I Beauworth . F5 Hawkley . H5 Royal South Hants Hospital . E6 I 3 82 I 2 I Lodd 56 on I Chute I I a a Bus served motorway or dual carriageway with no stopping points . Pitt Hall Monk I 333 Blackwater Bedhampton . H7 Hayling Ferry . G8 Rowlands Castle . H7 80 80 I I I Blackbushe 2 333 Mattingley I Farm Sherborne 14 I Beech . H4 Headley, Nr Bordon . J4 Rowledge . J3 I I 11 I I I Bentley a. J3 Headley, Nr Kingsclere . F1 Rownhams . D6 I I 63 Hustbourne Litchfield Hannington I 3 3 82.
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