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Night Buses from Baker Street and Marylebone Night buses from Baker Street and Marylebone N113 13 Other buses from towards Edgware Brent Cross towards North Finchley Bus Station from stops C, F, Y Baker Street and Flyover from stops C, F, Y Marylebone 139 Temple Fortune A6 189 from stops C, F, Y Night buses from Baker StreetN113 and Marylebone towards Stansted Airport from stops C, F, Y Golders Green from stop S N18 Brent Cross Shopping Centre Hendon Way towards Harrow Weald Long Elmes Claremont Road Childs Hill from stops E, P, Z CricklewoodN113 139139 13 Other buses from towards Edgware 1133 189 Brent CrossFortune towards North Finchley Bus Station Cricklewood Broadway Baker Street and from stops C, F, Y Flyover Green from stops C, F, Y Harlesden 139 Finchley Road & Frognal Marylebone Jubilee Clock Kilburn West Hampstead Temple KILBURN West End Green 139139 from stops C, F, Y Fortune A6 Willesden Junction 189 towards Stansted Airport Brondesbury N113 Finchley Road Harrow Road from stops C, F, Y GoldersST. Green JOHN’S from stop S Brent Cross Shopping Centre Hendon WestWay Hampstead N27 N18 College Park Kilburn High Road Swiss Cottage towards HarrowN18 Weald LongScrubs Elmes Lane WOOD from stops D, N, W Claremont Road 1313 Childs Hill from stops E, P, Z N113 139139 Chalk Farm Cricklewood Abbey Road 1133 Hartland Road/Camden Market 189 Fortune St. John’s Wood Cricklewood Broadway Green139139 Kensal Green 189 Harlesden Lisson Grove Finchley Road & Frognal Jubilee Clock Kilburn West Hampstead Lord’s Cricket Ground KILBURN West End Green 139139 CAMDEN Camden Town WillesdenHarrow Junction Road Rossmore Road Westminster Registration Ofce Brondesbury Finchley Road TOWN Harrow Road Park Road ST. JOHN’S H West N27 College ParkRoyal Oak N18 A Marylebone Hampstead N27 R Kilburn High Road Swiss Cottage E WOOD N18 Scrubs Lane A from stops D, N, W W Mornington 1313 LL O S O ChalkCrescent Farm O N113 Harrow Road AbbeyDorset Road P D e Z Regent’s Park Hartland Road/Camden Market Bishops Bridge Road/Little Venice Square MELCOMBE St. John’sP Wood TfL Lost LA 139139 C MELCOMBEGT PL STREE Kensal Green B T 3URSHUW\2IÀFH E A GLOUC A Paddington Green STR Lisson Grove 189 V S LCOMB ư C Hampstead T E E \ Baker Police Station R Great N Lord’s Cricket Ground N EET Road E l U T CAMDEN E Street E Portland Camden Town R T E STER Islington A Madame Harrow Road E o Rossmorep Road [ ] Street Edgware Road g L f Tussauds TOWN Euston Angel Westminster Registration Ofce BAKE Park Road MARYLEBONE ROAD P MARYLEBONE ROADOAD L C Warren H Euston King’s Cross A ‘The HI N27 Royal Oak WesternA C N18 Marylebone i R STREET Street Square for St. Pancras E City Road Eye RHospital s Globe’ L ^ Regent’s E E London T STR International A E St. Mary’s Hospital W NF Park Mornington Business LL R O S N O Crescent E School BICKENHAL O O L RD Harrow Road ET Dorset P D e STREET Z S UniversityRegent’s of Park EUSTON Moorelds PADDINGTON T P Bishops Bridge Road/Little Venice N205 SquareGLOUCESTE MELCOMBE L Paddington TfL Lost R A Westminster Eye E C N205 N27 MELCOMBEGT PL STREE B T 3URSHUW\2IÀFHE E Hospital A YORK GLOUC ST A REET T Paddington Green STR V S LCOMB ư C _ Hampstead T E Old Street E \ Baker Police Station R Great N N EET Road E CRAWFOlRD STR G U T EET PADDIN T Bishop’s Bridge Road E Street ON E Portland R PLACE S R S T T E STER REET Islington A Madame Paddington E o p [` ] Street Edgware Road g L f Tussauds 453 Euston Angel Cleveland Terrace MONTAGU PLACE DORSET BAKE STREET Shoreditch High Street MARYLEBONE ROAD P MARYLEBONE ROADOAD N18 U ON L C E Pembridge Villas E Warren Euston King’s Cross k A T R R N205 ‘Thec HI Western C R STREET A i Street Square TAG for St. Pancras E City Road Eye Hospital s Globe’ L ^ Regent’s T from stops E, P, Z E ANS QU London Liverpool Street STR International Y ON BLANDFORD ST E NF REET St. Mary’s Hospital SQUA S Park R Business R M B N27 N O a Notting Hill Gate E School BICKENHALL RD ET GEORGE STREET G S STREEORT GE STREET University of EUSTON Moorelds PADDINGTON T N205 GLOUCESTE Paddington d r R Westminster Eye N27 E N205 High Street Kensington YORK STREET E Hospital _ T Old Street N205 Orchard Street towards Leyton Drapers Fields Bishop’s Bridge Road CRAWFORD STREET PADDINGTON R PLACE Selfridges STR KENSINGTONPaddington ` EET from stops D, N, W Cleveland Terrace MONTAGU PLACE DORSET 453 Shoreditch High Street Kensington High Street Marble Arch STREET 113939 N113 N18 U ON E Pembridge Villas E k T Oxford Circus R N205 R c A WEST TAG Park Lane from stops E, P, Z ANS QU Liverpool Street Y ON BLANDFORD STREET SQUA Kensington Olympia S R M END Notting Hill Gate N27 B Hyde Park Corner 189 a G EORGE STREET 1313 N2GEORfromGE SstopsTREETA, G, H Piccadilly Circus Knightsbridge 139139 453 Hammersmith d N74 r N18 N113 HighBus StationStreet Kensington N205 South Kensington N18 N113 Trafalgar Square N27 OrchardVictoria Street for Charing Cross towards Leyton Drapers Fields Gloucester Road Selfridges from stops D, N, W from stops B, G, J from stops D, N, W from stops E, P, Z KENSINGTON 13 Earl’s Court Whitehall Kensington High Street Marblefrom Arch stops A, G, H 113939 N113 Strand OxfordSouthampton Circus West Brompton WEST Park LanePimlico Westminster Street for 139139 Kensington Olympia Parliament Square Covent Garden Lillie Road Hyde Park Corner 189 END River Thames Vauxhall Piccadilly Circus Fulham Palace Road N74 1313 N2 from stops A, G, H 139139 453 Knightsbridge N74 County Hall Waterloo Bridge Hammersmith N2 for St. Thomas’N18 HospitalN113 for Southbank Centre Bus Station Putney Bridge South Kensington Stockwell Trafalgar Square Victoria N18 LambethN113 North for Charing CrossWaterloo N27 Gloucester Road from stops D, N, W from stops B, G, J from stops E, P, Z Putney PUTNEY Brixton 13 453 139 Earl’s Court WhitehallElephant & Castle Barnes Common from stops A, G, H Strand from stops B, G, J Southampton RoehamptonWest Brompton Lane N74 PimlicoN2 453Westminster Street for 139139 towards Roehampton Danebury Avenue Covent Garden © Transport for London Lillie Road towards Crystal Palace Parade towardsParliament Deptford Square Bridge from stops A, G, H from stops G, H, L, V River Thames from stops D, M, W Information correct from 10 July 2021 Fulham Palace Road Vauxhall N74 County Hall Waterloo Bridge N2 for St. Thomas’ Hospital for Southbank Centre How to use this map DestinationPutney Bridge finder Stockwell Lambeth North Waterloo Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops • Find your destination on the map or in the Putney Brixton 453 Destination finder A PUTNEY Hendon Central N113 C, F, Y Pimlico 139 N2 G, H, L, V Elephant & Castle • See the coloured lines on the map and Abbey RoadBarnes Common 139 189 C, F, Y High Street Kensington N27 E, P, Z Putney R B from stops BN74, G, J A, G, H numbers in the Destination nder for the bus Aldgate Roehampton and Aldgate Lane East N205 D, N, W Hyde Park Corner 13 N74 A, G, H Putney Bridge N74 A, G, H routes that go to your destination N74 N2 453 B N2 G, H, L, V towards Roehampton Danebury Avenue towards Crystal Palace Parade towards Deptford BridgeR © Transport for London • Check the Destination finder and map (at the Barnes Common Roehampton Lane N74 A, G, H end of each coloured line) for the busfrom stops stops to A, G, H from stopsI G, H, L, V from stops D,Regent’s M, W Park Information453 correct fromD ,10 M ,July W 2021 Bishop’s Bridge Road N27 E, P, Z catch your bus from Islington Angel N205 D, N, W N18 N27 N205 D, N, W Bow Church D N205 D, N, W Night buses from Baker Street and Marylebone • Use the central map to nd the nearest bus K Roehampton N74 A, G, H and Bow Road Kensal Green o E, P, Z How stop for to your routeuse this map Destination finder N18 Rossmore Road 139 189 C, F, Y Brent Cross Flyover N113 C, F, Y Kensington High Street N27 E, P, Z • Look for the bus stop letters at the top of the Royal London Hospital N205 D, N, W How stop (see to example use for stop this A to themap right) DestinationBrent Cross Shopping Centre Bus189 routes CBus, F ,stops Y Destination o R Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops N113 13 • Find your destination on the map or in the Kensington Olympia N27 E, P, Z Other buses from Destination finder A Hendon Central N113 C, F, Y PimlicoRoyal Oak N18N2 GE,, PH, ,Z L, V towards Edgware Bricklayers Arms 453 D, M, W Kilburn 189 C, F, Y Brent Cross towards North Finchley Bus Station Baker Street and R B from stops C, F, Y Flyover • FindSee the your coloured destination lines on on the the map map and Abbey Road R 139 189 C, F, Y High Street Kensington N27 E, P, Z PutneyS N74 A, G, H from stops C, F, Y Marylebone Brixton N2 G, H, L, V Kilburn High Road 189 C, F, Y 139 Temple numbers in the Destination nder for the bus Aldgate and Aldgate East N205 D, N, W St.
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