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365 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 365 bus time schedule & line map 365 Dufftown - Keith View In Website Mode The 365 bus line (Dufftown - Keith) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Keith: 8:50 AM (2) Tomintoul: 4:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 365 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 365 bus arriving. Direction: Keith 365 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Keith Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational The Square, Aberlour 91 High Street, Scotland Tuesday 8:50 AM Gas Road, Aberlour Wednesday Not Operational High Street, Scotland Thursday 8:50 AM St Margaret's Church, Aberlour Friday 8:50 AM Craigellachie Garage, Craigellachie Saturday Not Operational Edward Avenue, Scotland Fife Street, Craigellachie Fife Street, Scotland 365 bus Info Station, Dufftown Direction: Keith Station Road, Scotland Stops: 25 Trip Duration: 60 min Glenƒddich Distillery, Dufftown Line Summary: The Square, Aberlour, Gas Road, Aberlour, St Margaret's Church, Aberlour, Hill Street, Dufftown Craigellachie Garage, Craigellachie, Fife Street, Craigellachie, Station, Dufftown, Glenƒddich The Clock Tower, Dufftown Distillery, Dufftown, Hill Street, Dufftown, The Clock Tower, Dufftown, The Clock Tower, Dufftown, Hill The Clock Tower, Dufftown Street, Dufftown, Glenƒddich Distillery, Dufftown, The Square, Dufftown Station, Dufftown, Brickƒeld, Craigellachie, Fife Street, Craigellachie, Lodge, Craigellachie, Victoria Hill Street, Dufftown Street, Craigellachie, Bridge Of Belnellan, Maggieknockater, Tauchers, Mulben, Rosarie Farm, Glenƒddich Distillery, Dufftown Keith, Regent Court, Keith, Regent Square, Keith, Wellington Street, Keith, Banff Road, Keith, Station, Dufftown Reidhaven Square, Keith Brickƒeld, Craigellachie Fife Street, Craigellachie Fife Street, Scotland Lodge, Craigellachie Victoria Street, Scotland Victoria Street, Craigellachie Victoria Street, Scotland Bridge Of Belnellan, Maggieknockater Tauchers, Mulben Rosarie Farm, Keith Regent Court, Keith Regent Square, Keith Regent Square, Scotland Wellington Street, Keith Banff Road, Keith Church Road, Keith Reidhaven Square, Keith Reidhaven Square, Keith Direction: Tomintoul 365 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Tomintoul Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Reidhaven Square, Keith Reidhaven Square, Keith Tuesday 4:30 PM Banff Road, Keith Wednesday Not Operational Wellington Street, Keith Thursday 4:30 PM Friday 4:30 PM Regent Square, Keith Regent Square, Scotland Saturday Not Operational Regent Court, Keith Rosarie Farm, Keith 365 bus Info Tauchers, Mulben Direction: Tomintoul Stops: 34 Bridge Of Belnellan, Maggieknockater Trip Duration: 93 min Line Summary: Reidhaven Square, Keith, Banff Victoria Street, Craigellachie Road, Keith, Wellington Street, Keith, Regent Square, Keith, Regent Court, Keith, Rosarie Farm, Keith, Victoria Street, Scotland Tauchers, Mulben, Bridge Of Belnellan, St Margaret's Church, Aberlour Maggieknockater, Victoria Street, Craigellachie, St Margaret's Church, Aberlour, Gas Road, Aberlour, The Gas Road, Aberlour Square, Aberlour, The Square, Aberlour, Gas Road, Aberlour, St Margaret's Church, Aberlour, Gas Road, Scotland Craigellachie Garage, Craigellachie, Fife Street, The Square, Aberlour Craigellachie, Brickƒeld, Craigellachie, Station, Dufftown, Glenƒddich Distillery, Dufftown, Hill Street, Dufftown, The Clock Tower, Dufftown, Lettoch Farm, The Square, Aberlour Dufftown, Edinvillie Road End, Glenrinnes, Alt-A- 91 High Street, Scotland Bhainne-Distillery, Glenrinnes, Bridge, Craighead, Croft Inn, Shenval, The Bridge, Auchbreck, Nevie Gas Road, Aberlour Road End, Auchbreck, War Memorial, Tomnavoulin, High Street, Scotland Bridge Of Cartach, Auchnarrow, Lismore, Auchnarrow, Main Street, Tomintoul, The Square, St Margaret's Church, Aberlour Tomintoul Craigellachie Garage, Craigellachie Edward Avenue, Scotland Fife Street, Craigellachie Fife Street, Scotland Brickƒeld, Craigellachie Station, Dufftown Station Road, Scotland Glenƒddich Distillery, Dufftown Hill Street, Dufftown The Clock Tower, Dufftown Lettoch Farm, Dufftown Edinvillie Road End, Glenrinnes Alt-A-Bhainne-Distillery, Glenrinnes Bridge, Craighead Croft Inn, Shenval The Bridge, Auchbreck Nevie Road End, Auchbreck War Memorial, Tomnavoulin Bridge Of Cartach, Auchnarrow Lismore, Auchnarrow Main Street, Tomintoul 6 Main Street, Scotland The Square, Tomintoul The Square, Scotland 365 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Scotland. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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