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Buses from Eltham (Footscray Road) Key New Cross Gate SainsburyÕs u 233 314 Eltham Connections with London Overground 321 New Cross Gate R Connections with National Rail Lewisham Way for St JohnÕs Well Hall Road Lassa Road Î Connections with Docklands Light Railway Lewisham h Eltham Church Connections with Tramlink LEWISHAM Lee Green Well Hall Road Eltham Road Kidbrooke Park Road ELTHAM Eltham High Street B13 Bexleyheath Shopping Centre Eltham Green Elm Terrace/Roper Street Westhorne Avenue/ Eltham Hill Eltham Hill Eltham Road Eltham Road Greenway Kingsground A Cedarhurst Drive BEXLEYHEATH Townley Road Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Eltham Hill Park Avenue service. The disc !A appears on the top of the bus stop in the Eltham Church 1 2 3 High Street Eltham High Street 4 5 6 street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Middle Park Avenue Chequers Parade/Plassey Place Westhorne Avenue Eltham Green School Eltham High Street Upton Road Sidcup Road Footscray Road H&R Hail & Ride Route B13 operates as hail and ride on the sections of Kingsground section Eltham Palace Road roads markedH&R on the map. Buses stop at any safe Middle Park Avenue Churchbury Road Mount Road point along the road. Newmarket Green Eltham Church St MildredÕs Road Court Yard Please indicate clearly to the driver when you wish to Baring Road Middle Park Avenue board or alight. Campfield Road The yellow tinted area includes every Sandhurst Road bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles from Sandhurst Road CATFORD Verdant Lane Middle Park Avenue Eltham (Footscray Road). Main stops are Court Road shown in the white area outside. Blendon Penhill Road Catford The Vista Catford Royal Blackheath Lewisham Golf Course St DunstanÕs 160 Town Hall College Middle Park Avenue Ramillies Road Eltham Gardens 124 Catford and Sandhurst Hail & Ride Route finder section The Oval Catford Bridge Road Middle Park Avenue St AndrewÕs Court Road Day buses including 24-hour services Church Mottingham Burnt Oak Lane Bus route Towards Bus stops Torridon Road Dowanhill Road Mottingham Road MOTTINGHAM Court Road Days Lane 124 Catford ○ ○ Castillon Road Mottingham Halfway Street Days Lane ○ ○ Prince of Wales 126 Bromley North Downham Waters Road Halfway Street Restons Crescent ○ ○ ○ ○ Mottingham Road 160 Catford Ravensworth Road Verdant Lane Whitefoot Lane Avery Hill Road Halfway Street ○ ○ ○ ○ Dunkery Road Sidcup Marvels Lane Footscray Downham Way Rugby Club Avery Hill Road Sidewood Road 233 Eltham ○ ○ ○ ○ The Green Grove Hail & Ride Swanley ○ ○ ○ ○ Park Green Lane section Avery Hill Road Merchland Road GROVE Broad Lawn 314 Eltham ○ ○ ○ ○ PARK New Eltham Footscray Road Thaxted Road NEW Footscray Road New Addington ○ ○ ○ ○ ELTHAM Footscray Road County Gate Burnt Ash Lane New Eltham Main Road Marechal Niel Parade 321 Foots Cray ○ ○ ○ ○ Southwood Road Hail & Ride section 160 William Barefoot Drive New Eltham Sidcup Crouch Croft New Cross Gate ○ ○ ○ ○ Fiveways Longlands William Road Sidcup William Main Road SWANLEY B13 ○ H&R1 Barefoot Drive Northcote Road Station Road Bexleyheath Elmstead Barefoot Drive Partridge Green Woods St AlbanÕs Church Green Lane Main Road Sidcup Sydney Road Swanley William Barefoot Drive Police Ruxley Swanley Beechenlea Sundridge Elmstead Lane William Main Road Station Corner Northview Estate Lane Plaistow Green Park Mottingham Road Barefoot Drive Christchurch Road Coldharbour Library Birchwood Swanley 233 Bromley North Green Lane Foots Cray Corner High Street Montbelle Road SIDCUP High Street Bromley High Street 126 CrittallÕs Corner Bromley South Edgebury BROMLEY Domonic Drive 321 Foots Cray Westmoreland Road Tesco St MarkÕs Church Sidcup Bourne Vale Mead Way Queen MaryÕs Hospital Hayes HAYES Edgebury Edgebury Primary School Perry Street Coney Hall Addington Road Addington Village Interchange CHISLEHURST Chislehurst Chislehurst Gordon Arms War Memorial Lodge Lane Fieldway Headley Drive NEW ADDINGTON New Addington Salcot Crescent 314 Information correct from 27 April 2013 © Transport for London TFL26063.04.13 (F).
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