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1 A B 2 KAPITI ISLAND Otaki Beach 290 C 3 Waikanae Beach Otaki Town 280 Waikanae Golf Course Kennedy Park North Beach Waikanae Pool Kena Kena Woodlands Manly Street D Kotuku Park Parklands Otaki Railway 4 Te Horo Waitohu School Paraparaumu Paraparaumu College 280 2 Peka Peka Freemans Road Beach 61 2 6 2 Mazengarb Road 2 6 262 0 WAIKANAE Raumati Guildford Arawhata Beach Drive Road E Aerodrome 261 Kapiti College 260 5 250 MANA ISLAND Coastlands Kapiti Health Centre Raumati 2 South 50 PARAPARAUMU 2 7 Ruapehu Street 0 F KPL 6 Paekakariki 210 Titahi Bay Richard Street Pikarere Street Pukerua Bay Main Titahi Bay Shops KPL Road G Takapuwahia 220 Gloaming Hill Porirua Plimmerton 7 226 Te Pene Titahi Bay Mana Elsdon Ave Onepoto Road Mega PAREMATA Centre Whitirea 210 Polytechnic 220 226 236 230 211 97 Porirua City Centre H 236 1 Colville Street Kenepuru 11 8 Hospital PORIRUA 92 WRL 201 210 Police 11 College Papakowhai 0 Postgate Drive Totara Park 203 211 236 Birchville Third Street Kenepuru 97 Mungavin Aotea Leeward 230 92 Gillespies Road Masterton Avenue 226 Champion Whitby (12 mins) Tawa Mall College Ascot Road 92 Renall Street Street Park Crows Nest Brown 11 Churton Park Linden KPL 236 Owl 0 Emerald Hill 220 Solway I Aotea 112 Tawa 53 Cannons Creek Carterton Masterton Johnsonville West 54 220 Redwood Ranui Poets Block 114 93 Te Marua Town Centre Heights Spinnaker Timberlea Drive 17 14 Takapu 226 Castor Whitby UPPER HUTT 211 Grenada Brentwood 202 210 Road Warspite Matarawa Harley Street JOHNSONVILLE 97 Crescent Navigation Drive Village WRL 18 Avenue Maymorn Wairarapa 9 52 Sievers Wilton 52 206 3W 50 56 Paparangi Grove 3 Karori West Waitangirua Woodside 200 52 56 55 Trentham Memorial Park Wallaceville 204 46 Karori Park Upper Hutt Raroa Heretaunga Otari Broadmeadows JVL Rimutaka Wilton’s TRENTHAM Tunnel Bush 211 Stewart 55 Newlands Greytown Karori Mall 22,23 Woodridge St Patricks College Featherston Parklands Drive Drive College 93 21 KHANDALLAH 47 110 Pinehill Crescent Mairangi 52 Karori South Box Hill Newlands Mall 3S Marsden 56 57 13 Simla Crescent 57 57 150 Heretaunga Village 52 52 58 VICTORIA Park Newlands 92 93 Baylands Martinborough 205 10 UNIVERSITY Northland Awarua Street 46 Newlands 145 Kelson 115 KARORI Khandallah Road 58 Manor Park HVL Village 52 Zealandia – Karori 58 SILVERSTREAM Kenmore Street Kenmore 52 58 Crescent Somes 211 54,55 90 56 57 Wrights Hill 97 Sanctuary Wadestown Ngaio Cockayne Belmont Hill Road Pinehaven 43 43 Road HUTT RIVER Stokes JVL 43 Major Drive Fraser Park Valley Belmont Park Road 90 44 110 Heights 45 44 Highbury 44 20 Naenae 121 90, 92, 93 92, 90, Highland Park 93 92, 90, College Botanic Gardens 45 Ngaio Avalon Pomare Stokes Crofton Downs Gorge Manor Drive Onslow 120 Valley Tinakori Village 46 Taita CCL Road Park Entrance 13 College 21 Avenue 13 The Glen 211 TAITA 54,55 97 47 18 22,23 20 Molesworth 97 Wingate Kelburn 56 110 Tui Glen Kelburn 120 Street 57 Peterkin Street 52 School 11 FLYER Ngauranga Melling 121 58 HUTT Salamanca 83 NAENAE Cable Car HOSPITAL HVL FLYER Kowhai Street Talavera 81,84,85 Normandale MEL Stokes Valley Shops 90, 92, 93 154 LOWER HUTT 80 VICTORIA Clifton 93 92, 90, QUEENSGATE Rata Street Holborn Lambton Central UNIVERSITY Korokoro Library Naenae 17 Quay 7,8 130 Cable Car 9 Road KELBURN 97 10,11,30 Ngauranga FLYER Waterloo 21 81,83,84 150 Stokes Valley 13 Maungaraki Wesleyhaven 90, 92, 93 150 3 Thorndon Quay Road 80 22,23 20 Knights 90 14 Epuni The FLYER Westpac Stadium Western Road 43,44 43,44 120 Terrace 24 150 Dowse Drive Hutt Waddington Drive WELLINGTON Victoria Hutt 97 Alicetown97 9 130 STATION 110 Street PETONE 154 Valley Fairfield 12 LAMBTON QUAY FLYER 83 High WATERLOO Aro Street INTERCHANGE Lower Hutt Queens Wharf 97 Wellington 110 154 Jackson Street FLYER 81,83,84 WILLIS STREET 130 97 130 Upper Willis Street 80 Ava Woburn Road 83 Victoria Petone Wharf Guthrie 121 OPEN POLYTECHNIC Street HVL Woburn Street 8 Cuba St 18 WELTEC Waiwhetu Marae WHF VICTORIA MANNERS STREET Parkway Loop Kowhai Park UNIVERSITY Brooklyn Jessie Street Ludlam Waiwhetu Road TE ARO MATIU / SOMES Crescent 13 22,23 20 14 FLYER 43,44 43,44 24 3 Wellington Road North A Mitchell Street Taranaki Street Te Papa Griffins 160 170 ISLAND 80 Waione Street Moera 80 Wainuiomata High School COURTENAY PLACE 81,84 160 Brooklyn Library MASSEY 130 Randwick 80 Road UNIVERSITY Wellington Norfolk Street Road 47 WELLINGTON Parkway Te Whaea Theatre HARBOUR Mornington 20 Hutt Park Frederick Wise Park 29 Basin Wise Street Reserve Gracefield Wainuiomata Road Oriental Bay 160 24 14 School 7 14 Matiu / Somes Island B 80 Happy Valley Vogeltown 121 Kingston 29 WELLINGTON 165 Wainuiomata Seaview 121 Mt Victoria 80 81,83,85 21 HOSPITAL Summit Shopping Centre Roseneath 80 18 10,11 43,44 3 22,23 1 5 Frobisher Placemakers Wood Street Owhiro Bay Street Hataitai School Gracefield 170 4, 32 4, Science Campus Berhampore NEWTOWN Evans Bay Parade Wainuiomata Bus Depot Shops Constable Street 43,44 Coast 3 Wainuiomata South 18 Road 11 (Sunny Grove) Severn FLYER 2 30 31 25 6 Gracefield Road 14 Hataitai Greta Point Street Mt Crawford Island Bay 24 84 Shops Regional C 4 29 Aquatic Southgate Rintoul Newtown Centre Miramar Street Park Zoo North Point Howard 10 Crawford 24 Maupuia Mt Albert 22 22,23 Road Road 31 Lowry Bay 23 ASB KILBIRNIE Miramar York Bay 1 SPORTS Island Bay Melrose CENTRE Miramar Miramar Mahina Bay Cutting Darlington Road 2 Heights Days Bay Wharf Sunshine Bay 18 Buckley Park Days Bay Road Rongotai Road 24 31 30 32 Scorching Bay Eastbourne Village D Caledonia 14 23 6 Street Houghton Bay Airport Retail Miramar Muritai Road Park 91 Devonshire Shops Lyall Bay 3 30 Road Eastbourne Terminus AIRPORT 81,83,85 Ira Miramar South Street Strathmore Broadway E Strathmore 11 25 28 Seatoun Wharf Beacon Seatoun 43 Hill 44 30 Breaker Bay F G H I.
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