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St. Margarets Twickenham St Margarets (London) Station – Zone 4 i Onward Travel Information Local area map BusBuses map from St. Margarets and Marble Hill 2 KILMOREY ROAD 1 321 10 RANELAGH DRIVE Richmond L OSE 10 Y C 1 24 MERO 30 PO 490 1 E 19 N D 63 A AW E S A L V E N U E E E Heathrow Terminal 5 I V C R Richmond Lock A H22 33 29 L T 2 51 D A H H P E 60 Rambert School 7 G D G E A L A G L O R S Hounslow Hammersmith and Footbridge O R 270 E R of Ballet and A N Obelisk I C K C L E H R E KILMOREY GARDENS S N A 21 T Bell Corner 299 Contemporary Dance . Bus Station L P HAMMERSMITH E I N T 2 H37 B KILMOREY GARDENS E Remains of HEATHROW R Obelisk E ’ U S W 54 42 R 268 R O A The White Richmond R T 1 D Hounslow O Y 17 Swan Palace N R A R D E E Y C Blenheim Centre O 26 A AIRPORT R V 6 L I WORPLE AVENUE A A 30 O River Thames 12 P R D A D D L D O W O O D S T O C K AV E N U E S ’ 3 T E 37 THE WARDROBE R A RANELAGH DRIVE Hounslow WOODSTOCK AVENUE 269 G 13 5 N22 CRANE AVENUE R Footbridge Heathrow Cargo Centre 2 A D Trumpeters’ Treaty Centre Castelnau A 252 M 14 OLD PALACE LANE T. O Twickenham continues to S 34 R House 263 All Souls 27 S S 142 ’ Oxford 171 52 E Bridge 310 2 1 R68 Church 15 40 G HUNTERCOURT R 250 Circus O sgill House Kew Retail Park E 18 30 2 29 24 12 G ST. MARGARETS ROAD . T 17 The Asgill House 19 257 NORTHCOTE ROAD S 31 1 N O R T H C O T E AV E N U E 42 53 Beech 52 Barnes 17 S 240 T 37 23 24 . Subway 40 62 2 P 28 E 51 Pleasure T Hounslow Bridge 32 253 E THA Footbridge R Gardens ’ M E S KEW S Richmond PATH Bus Station R 24 West Thames College 1 O TWICKENHAM BRIDGE 25 A 57 36 D R Railway Mortlake Road Subway Mortlake Barnes i Heathrow Terminal 4 v GORDON29 AVENUE R 322 239 239 A I L S A R O A D e 60 Bridge I Red Lion r CHOLMONDELEY WALK 39 Footbridge V 2 7 13 1 28 C 13 14 E Isleworth r 2 9 a 63 55 24 R n 228 1 14 e St. Margaret’s 82 Flower Pot Medical Practice 13 T 30 Islands North Sheen WORPLE AVENUE H 27 13 1 Bridge Road St. John’s Road BARNES 16 AILSA AVENUE 1 A 231 5 Chalkers Corner 29 158 AUSTIN 60 S Woodlands Road 69 CLOSE CRANE AVENUE T DUCK M 1 59 . 9 222 10 G ’ S WA L 1 E E H22 57 I V E Barnes 1 R O 6 5 D 34 Footbridge T K 2 S R 43 S R 102 U 229 13 Cole Park H G 2 A N S A L L E Y 54 M E 14 O R H37 Allotments N ’ 5 S 2 BUDD 7 Hatton Cross 18 St. John’s Road 223 R 218 HEATHCOTE ROAD 47 Richmond 1 O 44 1 A Bus Station Grainger Road R70 D 2 St. Helena 2 32 14 221 Hall Road Isleworth Isleworth Lower Richmond Road 50 1 35 NETHERTON ROAD 212 31 Corporation 30 32 Sandycombe Road 372 Eaton Road War Memorial South Street 374 29 17 6 Island 346 27 207 CRANE AVENUE 207 1 367 40 1 23 PARK HOUSE GARDENS Lower Mortlake Road 379 20 12 38 15 17 WI Manor Road (not R68 or N22) 363 10 LLOUG 202 28 383 L 2 13 HB 205 O 15 Y R O A D Richmond Road 490 Lower Mortlake Road e 20 ORCHARD ROAD 16 n 1 11 8 RIVERDALE GARDENS N 36 a T H E A V E N U E 28 Queens Terrace Richmond Manor Circus r 5 North Feltham 362 110 50 23 6 D C 5 Hall Road 104 13 PA R K R O A D Pools on the Park 7 1 COLE PARK GARDENS r 199 C 2 19 8 Faggs Road Lower Mortlake Road O 2 O L E e E 22 241 PA R K R O A D S ISLEWORTH O 1 Reapers Way C L v 55 CASSILIS ROAD E 238 K 2 28 i L St. Margarets S East Sheen for O N 96 12 Sheendale Road 97 R F 1 O R HEATHCOTE ROAD L O 1 C C N 18 Mortlake U 20 1 East 18 23 Roundabout 14 M 1 N 13 Lower Mortlake Road R B St. Margaret’s Road Footbridge E 3 O 23 C RICHMOND R T 11 33 24 L O O A G Twickenham 5 Richmond Circus L N 18 231 Talbot Road N D N S 11 G E 31 D S I 36 E A 20 L S C P 13 R U 12 L 1 FELTHAM A 26 O 89 T O 33 A St. Stephen’s C of E S H D R 2 E 24 . D K RAVENSBOURNE ROAD L D 228 ’S R 28 2 O 26 Primary School T 2 16 14 R BERESFORD AVENUE S E R M 2 14 R O CHERTSEY ROAD38 T A 1 Hall Road A D A 60 . 2 G S N D PA R K R O A D T 19 A NICOL M R . E A Richmond 10 f CLOSE 24 P 82 Winchester 27 A L O R WESTMORLAND CLOSE Whitton Dene E A 1 A T R 225 81 Hall M The Quadrant Sheen Road 157 G 1 E 7 B Feltham G S 34 . U 32 R 29 R H R S R T M S RIVERDALE ROAD Y S D ’ O D G S Manor Road for A E D 17 1 X E R A O 1 3 A The Turks C 134 P R R A K L H L S R A O ’ D E I 1 O V S C N North Sheen R R 36 R L 3 22 Head E D G E E 13 49 ’ S 2 E ELLESMERE ROAD 26 O T A E E St. Margaret of S R 19 e A O E A R G R G K A T A Richmond n D M T. D Scotland Catholic D e T C S A DOWNES R 216 a 6 O CLOSE N R S ARLINGTON ROAD 12 I 45 58 R ’ R Sheen Road r O 7 E Church S O i George Street Sheen Road G 13 O v 46 M 14 42 C D VE I 36 H ILSA A E W e A 85 R 1 B C A R 74 46 12 G T Church Road r I r 1 D R I V E R . St. Mary’s Grove 75 7 130 D e R St. Margarets I N D T V 32 T v 47 Whitton L 10 h 215 88 48 WINCHESTER ROAD i O E 14 25 S a D K R A 2 N R O 2 g m 93 T E R 14 A Richmond Road Admiral Nelson Sheen Road 41 E S UE e W 1 d AVEN s London Road H D S E E C T H A 106 O U O N T D Eton Street 1 L O S R 4 371 1 38 A 2 R A L L Tesco B 27 E LI O E E RIVER Roundabout 2 125 H P 28 WAYSIDE COURT 2 R T 4 N S A 8 71 K ETN Uxbridge Road M R 1 6 126 14 R 10 G RO 67 WIN 206 K 13 WHITTON A 64 23 E SHEEN Community Centre 15 8 T p R 1 349 R D P T H E B A R O N S O 67 O A 213 13 12 33 2 E A A A D 14 352 N D 6 O BROADWAY AVENUE ROAD R CH 113 D R 40 L Y 21 N E 12 2 E q 102 I D R D D S 119 7 9 i k 7 T H E B A R O N S D A E 36 77 MORLEY ROAD O 2 HILL VIEW ROAD St. Margarets 18 Whitton STER c R 10 57 32 1 14 S 70 j T 206 E 62 13 3 196 St. Margarets AR [ D 14 58 3 79 ROSSLYN ROAD G A 1 26 AR 61 68 O ALEXANDRA ROAD ` R 1 1 . M 74 ST 60 K 38 St. Margarets 2 R 1 T. 39 A S P 13 N’S 22 14 52 C E 199 R O A D 57 D 15 D a PH 1 D E W R H I L L V I 59 N 64 A E A O Feltham A ST R O Y 318 1 58 6 O o KENLEY ROAD M 88 S S \ 178 T W N 100 91 R A R E D BRIDLE LANE R G A FAIRLAWNS Hanworth Air Park G 9 A K S T .
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