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16A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 16A bus time schedule & line map 16A Oxford - Minchery Farm View In Website Mode The 16A bus line (Oxford - Minchery Farm) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Minchery Farm: 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM (2) Oxford City Centre: 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 16A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 16A bus arriving. Direction: Minchery Farm 16A bus Time Schedule 31 stops Minchery Farm Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM St Aldates, Oxford City Centre 95,96 St Aldate's, Oxford Tuesday 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM Police Station, Oxford City Centre Wednesday 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM Whitehouse Road, Oxford Thursday 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM Friday 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM Newton Road, Oxford 106-110 Abingdon Road, Oxford Saturday 10:25 AM - 3:25 PM Lake Street, New Hinksey 190 Abingdon Road, Oxford Lincoln Road, New Hinksey 16A bus Info 272 Abingdon Road, Oxford Direction: Minchery Farm Stops: 31 Chatham Road, New Hinksey Trip Duration: 28 min 251 Abingdon Road, Oxford Line Summary: St Aldates, Oxford City Centre, Police Station, Oxford City Centre, Whitehouse Road, Weirs Lane, New Hinksey Oxford, Newton Road, Oxford, Lake Street, New 15 Weirs Lane, Oxford Hinksey, Lincoln Road, New Hinksey, Chatham Road, New Hinksey, Weirs Lane, New Hinksey, Donnington Donnington Bridge, I«ey Bridge, I«ey, Townsend Square, I«ey, Freelands Road, I«ey, Cornwallis Close, Florence Park, Townsend Square, I«ey Campbell Road, Florence Park, The Jolly Postboys, Florence Park, Rose Hill Cemetery, Florence Park, Freelands Road, I«ey Beauchamp Lane, Florence Park, Templars Square, I«ey Turn, Oxford Cowley, Templars Square, Cowley, Bartholomew Road East, Littlemore, Church Cowley School, Cornwallis Close, Florence Park Littlemore, The Old Nu∆eld Arms, Littlemore, 135 Cornwallis Road, Oxford Addison Drive, Littlemore, Orchard Way, Littlemore, Herschel Crescent, Littlemore, Sheldon Way, Campbell Road, Florence Park Littlemore, Long Lane, Littlemore, Shops, Littlemore, 96 Cornwallis Road, Oxford Catholic Church, Littlemore, Minchery Farm Shops, Minchery Farm, Minchery Road, Minchery Farm, The Jolly Postboys, Florence Park Carpenter Close, Minchery Farm Florence Park Road, Oxford Rose Hill Cemetery, Florence Park 77 Church Cowley Road, Oxford Beauchamp Lane, Florence Park 1 Rymers Lane, Oxford Templars Square, Cowley Between Towns Road, Oxford Templars Square, Cowley 244 Barns Road, Oxford Bartholomew Road East, Littlemore 74 Bartholomew Road, Oxford Church Cowley School, Littlemore 51 Bartholomew Road, Oxford The Old Nu∆eld Arms, Littlemore 6 Bartholomew Road, Oxford Addison Drive, Littlemore 118 Cowley Road, Oxford Orchard Way, Littlemore 21 Bodley Road, Oxford Herschel Crescent, Littlemore 74 Bodley Road, Oxford Sheldon Way, Littlemore 78 Herschel Crescent, Oxford Long Lane, Littlemore Long Lane, Oxford Shops, Littlemore Cowley Road, Oxford Catholic Church, Littlemore Minchery Farm Shops, Minchery Farm Vicarage Close, Oxford Minchery Road, Minchery Farm Carpenter Close, Minchery Farm Carpenter Close, Oxford Direction: Oxford City Centre 16A bus Time Schedule 31 stops Oxford City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Carpenter Close, Minchery Farm Carpenter Close, Oxford Tuesday 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Minchery Farm Shops, Minchery Farm Wednesday 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Vicarage Close, Oxford Thursday 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Catholic Church, Littlemore Friday 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Shops, Littlemore Saturday 9:31 AM - 2:33 PM Cowley Road, Oxford Long Lane, Littlemore Long Lane, Oxford 16A bus Info Sheldon Way, Littlemore Direction: Oxford City Centre 87 Herschel Crescent, Oxford Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 32 min Herschel Crescent, Littlemore Line Summary: Carpenter Close, Minchery Farm, 70 Bodley Road, Oxford Minchery Farm Shops, Minchery Farm, Catholic Church, Littlemore, Shops, Littlemore, Long Lane, Orchard Way, Littlemore Littlemore, Sheldon Way, Littlemore, Herschel 14 Bodley Road, Oxford Crescent, Littlemore, Orchard Way, Littlemore, Addison Drive, Littlemore, The Old Nu∆eld Arms, Addison Drive, Littlemore Littlemore, Church Cowley School, Littlemore, 6 Addison Drive, Oxford Bartholomew Road East, Littlemore, Barns Road, Cowley, Templars Square, Cowley, Templars Square, The Old Nu∆eld Arms, Littlemore Cowley, Beauchamp Lane, Florence Park, Rose Hill 42 Littlemore Road, Oxford Cemetery, Florence Park, The Jolly Postboys, Florence Park, Campbell Road, Florence Park, Church Cowley School, Littlemore Cornwallis Close, Florence Park, Freelands Road, 45 Bartholomew Road, Oxford I«ey, Townsend Square, I«ey, Donnington Bridge, I«ey, Weirs Lane, New Hinksey, Chatham Road, New Bartholomew Road East, Littlemore Hinksey, Lincoln Road, New Hinksey, Lake Street, 2 Burgan Close, Oxford New Hinksey, Newton Road, Oxford, Whitehouse Road, Oxford, Police Station, Oxford City Centre, St Barns Road, Cowley Aldates, Oxford City Centre 107 Barns Road, Oxford Templars Square, Cowley 7 Hockmore Street, Oxford Templars Square, Cowley 51 Between Towns Road, Oxford Beauchamp Lane, Florence Park 52 Church Cowley Road, Oxford Rose Hill Cemetery, Florence Park 67 Church Cowley Road, Oxford The Jolly Postboys, Florence Park 27 Florence Park Road, Oxford Campbell Road, Florence Park 97 Cornwallis Road, Oxford Cornwallis Close, Florence Park 130 Cornwallis Road, Oxford Freelands Road, I«ey I«ey Road, Oxford Townsend Square, I«ey I«ey Road, Oxford Donnington Bridge, I«ey Weirs Lane, New Hinksey 20 Weirs Lane, Oxford Chatham Road, New Hinksey 328 Abingdon Road, Oxford Lincoln Road, New Hinksey 262 Abingdon Road, Oxford Lake Street, New Hinksey Newton Road, Oxford 82-84 Abingdon Road, Oxford Whitehouse Road, Oxford 38 Abingdon Road, Oxford Police Station, Oxford City Centre St Aldates, Oxford City Centre 108 St Aldate's, Oxford 16A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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