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Local Area Map Bus Map Hornsey Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 1 WESTERN ROAD 187 D 133 R MART R G The Mall U Family 4 B 65 I N S W M E A D S R O A D C O Olympia Alexandra Palace ALK Dental Wood Green THE SANDLINGS 7 7 11 Industrial Practice 1 27 Subway HA Estate Z E L M E Oakwood 144 WESTB D WS N91 COBHAM ROAD Southgate Silver Street Upper Edmonton Fore Street Edmonton Green Grace Baptist EECH R 50 Cockfosters Cambridge Roundabout 1 for North Angel Corner Bus Station Church WoodWoooo Greeeenn HighHiggh Road R A B U R Y R O A D OAD M K B E Middlesex for Silver Street E T R O E 67 Arnos Grove M C R S E U E V N Hospital G W O E D V New River A N S A 62 Sainsbury’s Great Cambridge Road I A D 90 O EDMONTON D R P I R K PA Gas Holders R N WALLIS MEWS New Southgate Tottenham O P T Marks & Haringey White Northumberland K M 113 R A 1 Hornsey R B Y Spencer Cemetery A 62 Football Ground Hart Lane Park Water Treatment Works P E 67 Alexandndrdraa 1 Underpass W3 S White Hart Lane 8 7 79 WESTBEECH ROAD Bounds Green The Park N ROAD New River Sports Centre L I L A C M E W 1 C O U R C Y Roundway R 63 25 O 32 Bounds Green Road S Lordship Lane H I G H R O A D H Palace Road A Westbury Avenue 24 L 1 1 41 BHS E VENUE R O A D D AN D R O A X VENUE Bounds Green Road W L MARY NEUNER ROAD R N WALNUT E A N E Footbridge M A LV Lordship Lane 58 N M 44 Perth Road 175 95 48 E Nightingale Road D W 1 Gladstone Avenue R S Solway Road A W H Y M A R K A 83 CAMPSBOURNE ROAD 43 3 Bounds Green Road R C OLERAINE ROAD 4 Lordship Lane N H O E TH F R O M E R O A D A A 43 Park Avenue W BOYTON ROAD O D Perth Road L 1 BURGHLEY ROAD G R A H A M R O A D A 32 1 WALDEGRAVE ROAD Haringey N R 14 Wood Green D PENSTOCK FOOTP 1 25 2 N Civic Centre R O Crown Court S W E S T B U R Y A A 1 14 Campsbourne D African Caribbean Wood Green E Day Nursery Lordship Lane Junior School LANGHAM ROAD Bus Garage Y 30 RAVENSTONE ROAD 1 Haringey Redvers Road New Riv 24 1 OAD 26 137 FIE L D R LYTTLETON ROAD Chinese L A N G H A M R O A D PS P CAM 205 Alexandra Palace Bedford Road Station Road CHADWELL LANE 33 Community A 25 Wood Green NEWLAND ROAD VERNON ROAD Ice Rink Palace Gates Road Barratt Avenue 1 CentreCRESCENT RD er R 1 17 K Alexandra Palace Park Alexandra Palace Campsbourne 1 Alexandra Palace WOOD GREEN 33 Infant School 1 Wood Green R GREA Palm Court 29 Shopping City Campsbourne O 26 T AMWELL LANE C 1 Turnpike Lane A Turnpike Lane M I L E S R O A D L E Turnpike 50 A N D 109 O A R Wood Green High Road D A R Wood Green 1 L D Bus Station E T H E AV E N U E O R N F E Lane N G High Road Brampton Park Road D (not N91) 23 K I D O S E I R L A L O E N R O 1 N C 12 C L A R D P C A D T O 60 OAKLAND MEWS E L Y N N E R T F I B O O 1 A S 1 N R Turnpike Lane Ducketts 2 E U I N . E R T N V E N LOS R 26 E L 19 C O ELLE Common A E 64 7 M O S O W E A A L R K I E D D U W N 133 A P M I L E S R O A D E 86 E N I TOTTENHAM V D A L V R G 56 U R E H BOYTON ROAD E V Havergal A A D T I GR . H R G R T E W N Surgery O O M N E N Tennis Courts R W Alexandra Palace Way I A A Turnpike Hornsey Park SYDNEY ROAD T D E C N R N41 H 41 M West Indian Surgery 538 R Y I Alexandra Palace Garden Centre SE Lane V N G Y WS E E E R TURNPIKE LANE E I O E H J D Tottenham Hale Cultural Centre R T H E M T O K R O A D WILLOUGHBY ROAD N N E E BRO D N E H 76 N R A E T A R S N V A L R H Hornsey West Green Road 137 I T E K G N Ducketts A I B L O N H A G C E L N U WE Common T O N R O A D A L Willow Walk R Y West Green Road E W O E N P R A IL S A 3 08 A O S L M 13 S M D Philip Lane A H S S O Broad Lane A 108 R PEMBROKE ROAD L RY CAMPSBOURNE ROAD E A N RIO A P A U D T C G 144 West Green Road N K 1 1 L SYDNEY ROAD E E I 300 RALEIGH ROAD Playground N R H Kingdom Hall of P 139 E G Muswell Hill Muswell Hill Priory Road 22 67 Stanley Road 69 R M U N Jehovah’s Witnesses N N S E H E C T O R Y G A R D E e R Broadway Grosvenor Gardens Alexandra Park T West Green Road Seven Sisters R E NS Citizens E E T w U N C TO 30 T N West Green Primary School R D Willoughby Advice i E R Priory A v N Bureau O L e M Methodist Church r A 18 Park 58 A RALEIGH ROAD 26 D E R 1 Ducketts L K MUSWELL ©P1ndar T D P W HHOORO RRNNNSSSEE Y DENMARK ROAD R HAMPDEN ROAD 1 DucketDucketteetttttsts Common H O I D V L A 67 A I T L A L F O X T O N A R E E D O HoHornseysey Higgghh StreetS R U ROKESLY V VENUE HILL M 1 T Commonommon 22 A S G S V E 120 H E N N Y Monument H 1 St. Mary’s E B 17 I G The Gospel H U H 74 A Y R D Q E R C of E R 46 R INDERWIC R N Centre I A e N O D 1 w 4 G 106 G A E THE CAMPSBOURNE 1 R Junior E Y iv Greek Cypriot 98 D North London er Y N The yellow tinted area includes every R WIGHTMAN ROAD N School O Women’s Organisation P A T HAMPDEN ROAD AS ELMF L E C Rudolf Steiner 1 IEL LSO S bus stop up to about one-and-a-half E LAUSANNE ROAD D S T A BRANDO R E H I L L F I E L D 1 2 A School G V E PLACE E R 2 M E W S London Islamic 74 S T. M E K T St. Mary’s C of E AR GA M N ROAD miles from Hornsey. Main stops are S R ET’S . ROAD A VE A H Infant School Adventure Land Cultural Society 1 1 H I G 28 Greig City N St. Mary’s EN W shown in the white area outside. H Day Nursery T F U Muswell Hill T Academy Tower 16 E P 111 O 90 T R D LA G I S B U M R N R O A D E 8 E Graveyard 30 29 HAMPDEN ROAD E H&R1 PARK N NDS D U O A Footbridge Liberty Church N R LAUSANNE ROAD TON ROA ’ S N 1 1 P R Y 272 1 A E FROBISHER ROAD . M A ESTO T V 1 S E W R A X R 40 E K OA D N 99 L TEMPLE ROAD 1 E St. John the Baptist N R I A 6 D 61 Y F H 27 146 O Greig City A L Greek Orthodox Church Hail & Ride E L A R D L A 24 I 2102 H&R2 Academy N HI D 55 G Wolseley Road L section E 38 2 St. Peters Hall Y 12 H RIBBLESDALE ROAD Hornsey P FALKLAND ROAD AS G AN FERRESTONE ROAD FROBISHER ROAD Turkish Cypriot C 325 638 S Shepherd’s Hill L 18 M A Women’s Project R North Harringay G R E Crouch End 2 A Primary School E Hail & Ride 1 U Stanhope Road Harringay E HARRINGAY H Broadway section Ferme Park Road LE BIRKBECK ROAD H D N 160 N Hail & Ride A Mount View Road D C YMCA O 62 E 45 Haringey R section Harringay Club Oakeld Road D L Harringay E T 144 FALKLAND ROAD FAIRFAX ROAD I B T Park E 13 1 A Sainsbury’s G R O V L O Ferme Park Road E 256 H D Hornsey Lane O U S G 20 M E R O A T Crouch End Hill D A N 621 O Whitehall Park Ossian Road W5 R Edison Road E Endymion Road T O 147 S O Stroud Green Road C R A N F O R D W F T 88 H Fairland Albert Road H A R I N G E Y G 25 Hornsey Lane I Park R O A D L 1 FAIRFAX ROAD EFFINGHAM ROAD124 Fitzwarren Gardens Crouch End Hill Hornsey Lane Stroud Green Road 37 2 AY M I N S T E R W 8 Tollington Park A L K 76 1 1 HAROLD ROAD Hornsey Lane E 1 Hornsey Rise U Tottenham Archway Bridge 2 LIGHTFOOT ROAD N OAD E 83 V L D R Lane Surgery A Hornsey Road Middle Lane 30 57 Finsbury Park HARO R D A 1 EFFINGHAM ROAD Methodist Church L T 138 Hanley Road 114 H 1 E 245 I C E 1 O Hornsey Lane W3 F CROFT U O BERESFORD ROAD L 122 L N L ELM E Hornsey Road E I A Cromwell Avenue V H V Hazellville Road 1 A E N Tollington Park N U R O E O K E S L Y T A V S HARVEY ROAD N H St.
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