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Catford Station – Zone 3 I Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map Catford Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 75 33 S E V E N O A 369 K S R Footbridge Central O A D Crofton Park Ladywell 12 S T N 34 Holborn I Clinic Victoria 68 E T N 47 63 C D C Playground S M O Shoreditch 94 A E E L U 2 CITY N O R T 171 41 A P R C L Shoreditch I E E Church Rotherhithe 199 L R Ransom E LLewishamsham A 185 Surrey Quays R S L A r ALDWORTH GROVE NT 1 I P DRESSINGTON AVENUE O N Church of God Seventh-Day R T High Street Monument City Hall Lower Road H L e HHigh Street R BLAGDON ROAD Aldwych 2 C O A D A v SCE X i A Adventist Church Vauxhall E T EWHURST ROAD C B B R 49 E for Covent Garden and CRE L D 86 Pepys Estate 26 Bridge Road e A R S F O n Liverpool London Bermondsey Canada T 29 13 London Transport Museum O r Running The Saville u R O X L E Y R O A D for Pimlico Grove Street E Street Bridge Water 52 o Track Day Centre H S 399 b 9 O s Royal 389 38 for Guy’s Hospital L River Thames n Footbridge G Greenwich C 18 e British v I N FELDAY ROAD for Cutty Sark O 1 Legion Waterloo I Ra FELDAY ROAD H L M and Maritime Museum D Vauxhall for IMAX Cinema, London Eye A 63 Deptford Evelyn Street GREENWICH O A 96 R M and Southbank Centre Ladywell B G E O R G E L A L N E L L N 31 I 80 A Fields A H G X 1 W D E Deptford Bridge H O Greenwich Woolwich Town Centre B Ladywell Calabash 82 Brockley Rise N Elephant & Castle O RUSHFOR S Centre Prendergast Arena R Thurlow Road (Plumstead Road) O Sports Ground I Kennington E 132 O A 136 D R O A D W Ladywell Fields College MEDUSA ROAD D Jobcentre H 1 49 Oval Albany Road Wells Way Brookmill Road D Woolwich Town Centre for U Plus Walworth Road River Thames 54 R 57 D 85 S EW Elverson Road A S I LV E R M E R E R O A D Lewisham Road Woolwich Arsenal T O 25 Southampton Way Estate Lewisham Loampit Hill 4 R 1 New Lewisham College Loampit Vale R 6 R 141 L 160 1 136 Blackheath Rise O K Jerrard Street O A Way Undercliff Road R Kaleidoscope Cross Gate for St Johns Jerrard Street D 17 D AV E N P O R T R O A D Charlton Village PA D B A 138 Centre 12 A BRIGHTLING R N O 2 O O R N T D O Camberwell K 91 F T D R O A D BLACKHEATH S S TE A O D H AW Lewisham Irish Queens Road Lewisham 202 E Peckham R R ROAD SILVERMERE ROAD A Rushey Green Green C U 115 L 138 Community Centre Prince Charles Road H E Town Centre Peckham E Footbridge Group Practice E Blackheath L R Brockley Lewisham A O Belmont Hill S 75 181 185 A Blackheath Royal Standard R 40 40 40 52 D Clock Tower/Police Station The Squirrels 1 1 Rushey Green Early LEWISHAM 208 284 G 126 Ladywell 119 Years Centre 32 ROSENTHAL ROAD PECKHAM Fields BRADGATE ROAD The yellow tinted area includes every Belmont Hill Blackheath 48 Courthill Y Lewisham Centre 97 Brockley Road Lockmead Road Hospital 251 Site of 74 189 King’s College and bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles Road 110 E Braxfield Road 92 97 R Catford Stadium 158 D S Aldi 117 A 1 S 56 O C Maudsley Hospitals from Catford. Main stops are shown T R I L D A R B L H 85 N O E S A E R S T O R O O 127 G A O in the white area outside. A V A D B R 98 B 76 D R O Lewisham Fire Station Lee Green S Hither Green Lane Y K L E D L S Footbridge 128 I Brockley Road T E A PAT R O L P L A C U 81 Thornford Road H R N LaLadywedywdywwell L X E 121 E Lewisham Park E Dalrymple Road E 95 D T R E Y R O A D B S R FARL A Ladywell Ladywell Road FieldsF lddss O 1 1 Holbeach O 32 Denmark Hill A B R Hither Green Lane D 36 Wearside Road Lewisham Hospital Primary E 2 LEE Footbridge R O W I L D F E L L R O A D 72 Theodore Road School E U M D D Brockley Road R A 70 1 H 1 Lewisham High Street George Lane A O E O N Lee R R O NELGARDE ROAD V L E Beecroft Road Hither Green Lane R Y T L R S Ladywell I O A D T N R N Y S 59 B U T A George Lane Fields Lewisham E H E W E E K G M Bowling O Nexus Service S ENTHAL RD. N D ROS R for Hither Green G R L 15 East Dulwich A E HONLEY ROAD Green O E N G B 85 A I D 63 F Chudleigh Road S T Y Crofton Park 74 R R E R G 50 E R Y 393 T a A E CUDHAM STREET Hither Green Lane v HOLBEACH ROAD 59 M N T H C E e 30 Holbeach S 68 Burnt Ash Hill R E I 37 C n S R K O Baptist Church HO Duncrievie Road A P L N B P s E EAC A U Westhorne Avenue A H b N 108 R R A R o O U C Brockley Road A Blythe O D RINGSTEAD RD. L u B H East Dulwich Goose Green R O Tennis O S r L Brockley Jack Hill Fields B 11 CHILTHORNE S N n E A 111 E Courts C Torridon Road E K H 10 e 81 CLOSE R V O A D 1 Brownhill A R N Hither Green Lane R i St Mildred’s 118 v R I N G S T E A D R O A D 57 Bexhill Road Road e E D E r Rususheusheyy GreenGre RINGSTEAD ROAD D E A N Laleham Road Citizens Stondon Park A E O A THOMAS LANE DULWICH O L Parkcroft Road Advice R B Road Footbridge ROWNH 2 R Maclean Road D ILL D R R A Bureau D 78 . A Catford Catford A D O Q E R O T A C U O T R O N 49 M E R Shopping Centre G Hail & Ride Brownhill Brownhill Road Dulwich Library T NHS 19-21 E Shopping T D E N T 27 R D T R E U S Brownhill Road section N Road Torridon Road O Centre R W G Salvation E B A S E E A G Tesco L Stondon Park G H Y M E 54 G A E G 1 O Army St Fillan’s M L G L Ravensbourne Park D R E Honor Oak Park M E AY BOURNVILLE ROAD O W E D G C 30 N Town A Road Gardens O N Catford B D O R 47 R Cat O H B W Hall D BROOKDALE H Y F T R AV N Ravensbourne Park Lewisham H E A 35 E N S I Westhorne B O ROAD L Horniman Museum D U L H O 1 R S R O A D N E P PlasPlassyssy RoadRoRoaadd R R Theatre S S L E E A R K O Brockley Rise O R Avenue CA S C R A 35 A D F 1 E U S C D AA T E N Catfordtford 64 T E IslaIslandn Duncombe Hill Catford A J R 27 N BroadwayB oadwayoadw C Y 1 M S 1 E RU 47 O Catford S 47 Broadway N R 1 A MONTACUTE ROAD WESTDOWN ROAD E 12 A 70 Catford L Theatre L Bridge R 69 D P S CATFORD O Mecca P Eltham Green R A A BROADWAY Brockley Rise OAD D M R Bridge 1 ELTHAM 24 A O Civic RD D H FOREST O A Brockley Park FO T Sangley Torridon R T Suite M E D V 5 T V L ST Catfordatfordatfor IslanIslIslaIsland CA P O E LewishLewisham Stanstead Road E Road Road Sandhurst 54 Middle Park Eltham N 181 S B 1 Town Hall St Dunstan’s Road 30 NU Holy Cross St Andrew’s L S HILL Estate Y Church 1 Stanstead Road R E T 2 Minard 13 B College H R O A D U SA School Church Catford D BOWNESS ROAD N 45 E O AV G R Forest Hill Hurstbourne Road . L 2 Forest Hill EY Road BLYTHE CLOSE H U R O Laurence D D 1 I . L F Fire Station R W R L JUTLAND ROAD 96 T House N L Catford A Y A 47 C Lidl 38 E E N Library Eltham PLASSY ROAD CATFORD L E 26 D Waldram Stanstead Road Stanstead Road P BRIDGE 1 124 Sandhurst A M High Street A 2 O NADIAN Y Sangley Park Kilmorie Road Blythe Vale O R R Road Subway 41 23 K 35 R M CA Road Subway ENGLEHEART ROAD Road B Verdant Lorry S A A Catford Hill Beechfield Road N H St Fillan’s Road Eltham G E Z BLYTHE HILL 70 Playing Field Park 1 L Lane Mottingham St.
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