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Buses from Bexleyheath (Town Centre) Buses from Bexleyheath (town centre) 132 422 229 401 B11 Thamesmead 486 NORTH Town Centre North Greenwich s Thamesmead Thamesmead THAMESMEAD Bentham Road for The O2 GREENWICH Crossway Millennium Village Harrow Millennium Manorway Primary School Anderson Way Route 401 serves Thamesmead East Anderson Way Yarnton Way during Mondays to Fridays except ERITH Blackwall Lane evenings Millennium Leisure Park Erith Alsike Road B12 Town Centre N89 Manor Road Slade Green Road East Greenwich Abbey Wood Abbey Road Belvedere Lower Road Vanbrugh Hill Charlton WOOLWICH Woolwich Road Hail & RideVictoria Road New Road Picardy Road Fraser Road 96 section SLADE Westcombe Woolwich Park Town Centre Upper Hail & Ride section Bedonwell Avenue Road 89 GREEN (Thomas Street) Bostall Hill Belvedere Slade Green Lodge Hill Longleigh Lane Road Charlton Plumstead Streamway Parsonage Village 99 Manorway Bexley Road Colyers Lane Carlton Road Colyers Northumberland Blackheath Okehampton King Harold’s Way Lane Way Royal Standard Woolwich Plumstead Wickham Crescent Town Centre for Corner Lane Barnehurst Avenue Woolwich Arsenal Bexley Road Colyers Lane D Bedonwell Road Parsonage Manorway Northumberland Park Hurst Road Parkside Avenue Long Lane Bedonwell Road Bexley Road Mill Road Eversley Cross Brampton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Long Lane Little Heath Road Parkside Avenue Melanie Close Hythe Avenue Hythe Avenue Erith Road Brook Street Parkside Cross Cumberland Drive The Pantiles Bedonwell Road Hollingbourne Avenue Parkside Avenue Erith Road Rydal Drive Manor Way Bedonwell Road Long Lane Long Lane Erith Road Barnehurst Upper Wickham Lane Kipling Road Lyndhurst Road Long Lane 422 B11 B16 N21 N89 Belvedere Road Pickford Lane Bexleyheath BARNEHURST continues to Shakespeare Road Long Lane Bus Garage Trafalgar Square Elsa Road Heversham Road Gipsy Road Mayplace Road West for Charing Cross Holmesdale Long Lane Foresters Crescent Erith Road Long Lane Barnehurst Road D Hail & Ride section Road Woolwich Road Randolph Close Lewisham Pickford Lane Blackheath Elsa Road Woolwich Road Hazeldene Road Bowford Avenue Pelham Road Mayplace Road East 89 Memorial Hospital Elsa Road Mayplace Mayplace Belmont Blackheath Upper Wickham Lane Dorcis Road East Road East Manor Way Hill Sun-in- Avenue Pinnacle Hill Barnehurst Bexleyheath L | Mayplace Road East P T NE the-Sands ERG WAY S Road Woodside Road SB F LACE ROAD ARN RI P WE Rochester Broadway PL S S W t A MAY TOWER R Watling Street Manor Road Way Lion Road C EL P RINITY E OAD Shooters Hill L Manor Close T Civic Ofces (Eltham) CHURCH ROAD Avenue Road PL H Watling Street BANKS LA B RKET I X Welling Park View Road Glynde Road MA G Lee Green BROADWAY L H Park Grove Corner Bethel Road M L BROADWAY A Welling Way N London Road A RD D Y OAD The Broadway Old Road R K R Shopping Centre O Welling A A Gravel Hill L A O EY B London Road Old Road D I E L Halcot Avenue Welling Park View O L Z Bigs Hill Wood Perry Street Rochester Way N A Eltham Guy, Earl of Warwick Road Crook Broadway R Y B16 (Falconwood) Log Upton Road OA O F ©P1ndar Gravel Hill Well Hall Crook Log D R TOWN Kidbrooke Broomeld Road WELLING Danson Road Crook Log Dallin ALBION ROAD Moorhead Way Road London Road Crayford Danson Road The Grove Gravel Hill Bourne Road High Street Eltham Kidbrooke Gravel Hill Close Road Ryan Close Falconwood Hook Lane Danson Road Sandhurst Road Hail & Ride Townley Road London Road Eltham Upton Road Latham Road Brook Lane section Bourne Road Bexley Lane Kidbrooke Westmount Townley Road Danson Sandhurst Mount Road Hartford Road Park Road Road Underpass Townley Grammar School Tudway Road Road Crayford Bridge Eltham Bexley Church Blackfen Road Arbuthnot Lane Blackfen Blackfen School for Girls Blendon Road BEXLEY Library George Staples Woodside Lane Crayford Eltham Eltham Bexley Avery Hill Blendon Blendon Road Green Hill Parkhill Road North Cray Road Penhill Road Beechway Bridgen Parkhurst Road (269 only) Anchor Vicarage Road Chastilian Road Dartford Road The Oval ELTHAM Hail section& Ride Bridgen Road B15 Horn Park Shepherd’s Lane Alnwick Road Riverdale Road Parkhill Bexley Days Lane section Westhorne Hail & Ride Road War Memorial Penhill Road Cross Lane Avenue Avery Hill Road Hurst Road Hurst Road Hurst Road West Hill Footscray New Eltham Carisbrooke Avenue Valentine Avenue Woodstock Close Road B13 Dartford North Cray Road Stone The yellow tinted area includes every Mount Mascal Farm New Eltham Foots Cray Lane Baldwyns Green Lane bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Park Bexley Park Fiveways miles from Bexleyheath (town centre). Darent Hail & Ride B12 Valley section Main stops are shown in the white Hospital area outside. Greenhithe Albany Park SIDCUP Joydens Wood Post Ofce 492 Leyton Sidcup sections Bexley Lane Cross 96 BROMLEY Hail & Ride Ruxley Corner Summerhouse 492 269 Chislehurst Drive Bluewater Bromley Bromley Bickley Chislehurst War Memorial The Drive Shopping Centre North Town Hall Birchwood 229 Road Crittall’s Corner Sidcup Sidcup Sidcup Hill Foots Cray ORPINGTON Queen Mary’s High Street On route B12 until about 1200, buses serve Bexley Park before B14 Hospital continuing clockwise around the loop via Joydens Wood. Orpington Orpington Orpington St. Mary St. Paul’s After about 1200, buses serve Joydens Wood rst and continue War Memorial High Street Cray Cray anticlockwise around the loop via Bexley Park. (Walnuts © Transport for London BusesBuses from Bexleyheath from Bexleyheath (town centre)Centre) (town centre) Information correct from 23 November 2017 Destination finder Route finder 132 422 229 401 B11 Destination Thamesmead Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Bus route Towards Bus stops 486 NORTH A Town Centre Danson Underpass B13 ,f ,m North Cray Road 492 ,l ,x 89 Lewisham ,a ,m North Greenwich s Thamesmead Thamesmead THAMESMEAD t for The O Bentham RoadAbbey Wood R 229 ,s ,y B14 ,a ,m B12 ,b ,l ,x Slade Green ,b ,s 2 GREENWICH Crossway R B B11 ,a ,m Dartford 96 ,b ,p ,x North Greenwich 132 ,l ,x 96 Bluewater Shopping Centre ,b ,p ,x Millennium Village Albany Park R B14t ,a ,m 492 ,s ,y for The O2 422, 486 ,a ,m Woolwich ,a ,m ,y AldwychHarrow for Covent Garden N21 ,l ,x Deptford Bridge D N89 ,a ,m 99 Woolwich ,s Millennium Manorway O Primary School N89 Anderson Way,a Route,m 401 servesE Okehampton Crescent 422, B11 ,a ,m 132 North Greenwich ,l ,x Thamesmead East✖ Anderson Way Anderson Way Yarnton Way 401 ,l during MondaysElephant & Castle R N89 ,a ,m Orpington R B14t ,a ,m 229 Sidcup ,l ,x Avenue Road Glynde Road 422, B11, B15 ,a to,m Fridays exceptEltham R and Well Hall ERITH132 ,l ,x Thamesmead ,s ,y Blackwall Lane evenings P Millennium Leisure Park B12 ,a ,m ,y Eltham Church Erith 132, N21 ,l ,x Parkhill Road Cross Road 132, N21 ,l ,x 269 Bromley North ,f ,l Avery Hill Alsike Road 132, N21 ,l ,x B12 Town CentreB15 ,a ,m 401 Thamesmead ,l Manor Road Slade Green Road 269 ,f ,l B15 ,a ,m N89 B16 ,a ,m 422 Bexleyheath Bus Garage ,b ,s East Greenwich Abbey Wood Abbey Road Belvedere Lower Road Park View Road 89, 486, B16, N89 ,a ,m Vanbrugh Hill B Eltham Green B15, B16 ,a ,m 96 ,a ,m ,y North Greenwich ,a ,m WOOLWICH D Woolwich Road Charlton Bank N21 ,l ,x N21 Hail & RideVictoria Road ,l ,x ,a ,m 486 North Greenwich ,a ,m New Road Picardy Road Fraser Road Peckham Bus Station N89 96 Barnehurst R 89, N89 ,b ,s Erith R Town Centre 99 section ,s SLADE 492 Bluewater Shopping Centre ,s ,y Westcombe Woolwich Pickford Lane 422, B11 ,a ,m Park Town Centre 99 ,s Upper 229 ,s ,y ,a ,m ,y Sidcup ,l ,x Hail & Ride section Bedonwell Avenue Road 89 GREENB12 (Thomas Street) Bostall Hill 229 ,s ,y Belvedere B12 ,a ,m ,y PlumsteadSlade Green R 96 ,a ,m ,y B11 Bexleyheath Bus Garage ,b ,s Lodge Hill Longleigh Lane Road Charlton Plumstead Bedonwell Road 401 ,l Streamway ParsonageN89 ,b ,s Village 99 Manorway Bexley Road 99 ,s Thamesmead ,a ,m ,b ,s Colyers Lane 422 ,a ,m Erith Road 89, N89 Carlton Road Colyers Northumberland 422 ,a ,m B12 Erith ,a ,m ,y Blackheath OkehamptonB12 King,a Harold’s ,m ,y Way 229 ,sLane ,y Way Royal Standard Woolwich Plumstead Wickham Crescent Q Joydens Wood ,b ,l ,x Town Centre for Corner RLane Barnehurst Belvedere 229 ,s ,y F Avenue B13 New Eltham ,f ,m Woolwich Arsenal Bexley Road ColyersQueen Lane Elizabeth Hospital 486 ,a ,m D 401 ,l BedonwellR Road t Falconwood B15,Northumberland B16 Park ,a ,m HurstQueen Road Mary’s Hospital 229 ,l ,x B14 Orpington ,a ,m Bexley R 132, 229, N21 ,l ,x Parsonage Manorway Parkside Avenue Long Lane Foots Cray Bedonwell Road492 Bexley Road Mill Road ,l ,x Eversley Cross 269 ,f ,l B15 Horn Park ,a ,m Bexley Library 132, 229, Brampton492, N21 Road ,l ,x Queen Elizabeth Hospital Long Lane G Little Heath Road Parkside Avenue B14t ,a ,m B16 Bexleyheath Bus Garage ,b ,s B12 ,b ,l ,x Parkside Cross Melanie Close Hythe Avenue Hythe Avenue Erith Road Brook Street o R Cumberland Drive The PantilesGravel Hill Bedonwell Road132, 229, 492, N21 ,l ,x Queen’s Road Peckham N89 ,a ,m Kidbrooke ,a ,m Bexley War Memorial 132, 229, N21 ,l ,x Hollingbourne Avenue Parkside Avenue B12 ,b ,l ,x ,f ,l Erith Road Rydal Drive R Manor Way 269 R Bedonwell Road R Greenhithe 492 ,s ,y ,l ,x Night buses Bexleyheath Long Lane422, B11, B15 ,a ,m Long Lane Erith Road RuxleyBarnehurst Corner 492 Upper Wickham Lane Kipling Road ,a ,m ,y H Lyndhurst Bus route Towards Bus stops B12 Road S Bexleyheath Bus Garage 89, 422, B11, B16, N89 ,b ,s Harrow ManorwayLong Lane 229 422 B11 B16 ,s ,y R t N21 Trafalgar Square ,l ,x N21 N89 Belvedere Road St.
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