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SmartBus network SmartBus network Roxburgh Park South Roxburgh Park SC Station Morang Station Coolaroo Epping Melbourne Broadmeadows Station Northern Station 901 SC Epping Plenty Airport Hospital Plaza SC Valley SC Broadmeadows Station Keon Park Station Greensborough Plaza SC Gladstone Park SC Campbellfield Greensborough Station Plaza SC Eltham Airport West SC Station 902 Airport West DFO Essendon Northland SC 906 Warrandyte Preston Doncaster Park & Ride Coburg Station The Pines SC Milleara SC Station 905 Essendon Austin Hospital Deep Creek Station Heidelberg 908 Station Doncaster Shoppingtown Sunshine Station 905 Victoria Park Mitcham Box Hill Station 906 Station Station Blackburn City 907 Ringwood 907 Collingwood Box Hill SC 703 Station 908 Station Mitcham Altona Gate SC Melbourne Nunawading Central Station Station Blackburn Forest Hill Chadstone SC Station Chase SC Altona PORT Monash University Holmesglen 903 PHILLIP Station Knox City SC Altona BAY Station The Glen SC Caulfield 900 Oakleigh Station Glen Waverley Caulfield Station Scoresby Monash Village SC Middle Station University Syndal Station Brighton Brandon Stud Park SC Station Huntingdale Park SC 703 Station 900 Rowville Middle Brighton Springvale Station Mentone Chisholm Station TAFE Mordialloc SC Dandenong SmartBus routes: Station 703 Middle Brighton to Blackburn Mordialloc 903 900 Rowville to Caulfield Mordialloc 901 Frankston to Melbourne Airport Station 902 Chelsea to Airport West Edithvale Station 903 Altona to Mordialloc Chelsea Station 905 City to The Pines Shopping Centre 902 Chelsea 906 City to Warrandyte 907 City to Mitcham 908 City to The Pines Shopping Centre Connecting train NORTH Kananook Station MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective October 2019 Frankston Station © Public Transport Victoria 2019 901 Frankston For more information visit For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007. MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective October 2019 PTV_M/19. Authorised by Public Transport Victoria, 750 Collins Street, Docklands © Public Transport Victoria 2019 060919.

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