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Buses from Upton Park Buses from Upton Park Leyton 58 Drapers Field Leyton Church Road Markhouse Walthamstow Road Central Bus Station Crowneld Road LEYTON WALTHAMSTOW Cann Hall Road Dames Road 330 Bignold Road 104 Wanstead Park Manor Park Gladding Road Forest Gate ILFORD Ilford Manor Park Hainault Street 147 Woodgrange Road FOREST Claremont Road Ilford Romford Road High Street North GATE Woodgrange Road Romford Road Ilford Romford Road Green Street North Circular Road Green Street High Street North St. Dunstan’s Road Berkeley Road Little Ilford Lane Green Street Studley Road High Street North Green Street Ruskin Avenue Browning Road Cheshunt Road Church Road High Street North Browning Road Green Street Sheridan Road 5 N15 STRATFORD Oakdale Road Shelley Avenue Plashet Road Romford Portway Portway Browning Road Market Stratford West Ham Lane Churston M AD St. Barnabas Church Bus Station Paul Street Amity Road Upton Lane Avenue Plashet Grove High Street North ST. STEPHEN’S D RO E Romford L Shrewsbury ROAD L Gladstone Avenue Gladstone Avenue LASHET E P D O Gladstone Avenue D 104 THORNGROVE R I PENGE ROAD Road A F AYMON P A High Street North N L T Browning Road H O O Stratford Densham Road Portway Plashet Road I A 238 R R K H Queen’s Romford Broadway Stratford Park Park Road St. Antony’s Road W PLA W Plashet Grove Plashet Grove Hospital South Street D RD D SHET GROVE J Katherine Road Plashet School B D G L East Ham Rush Green Road R A R O A EAST HAM D R N ROAD G HAROLD PARK E Becontree Heath Upton Park W O High Street North Leisure Centre G O Ron Leighton R D Bendish Road E KING’S RD Way Becontree Heath D E S QUEENS ROA N TR Morrisons A E E REDCLYFFE RD T High Street North BECONTREE Caledon Road C S The yellow tinted area includes every T RD ©P1ndar R Queen’s SELSDON ROAD TUDOR bus stop up to about one-and-a-half E Market E E High Street North 238 Barking miles from Upton Park. Main stops T East Ham Kempton Road Bus Garage are shown in the white area outside. Newham Town Hall (not 147) Barking Barking Road Barking Road D Barking Road WALTON ROA Bartle Avenue Altmore Avenue Burges Road W Barking CASTLE ST. London Road G F Q Barking Road O St. Olave’s Road ROAD Y Barking Road Barking Road ARKING 376 B C Katherine Road East Ham BARKING E P Y N High Street North R R TR T A A D U High Street South High Street South D L A PA N R Tilbury Road Market Street O K U R RO PLAISTOW S O AD B East Ham Barking Road Prince Regent Lane Central Park Plaistow Police Station Boundary Road Hatherley Gardens Haldane Road 58 115 Prince Benson Avenue Barking Road Balaam Street Regent Boundary Road Lonsdale Avenue Barking Road Chargeable Lane Lane Frinton Road Hatherley Gardens High Street South Beaumont Boundary Lane Marlow Road Barking Road Croydon Road Road Brampton Manor School Lonsdale Avenue Newham Newham University Hospital Lonsdale Close Barking Road Rokeby School University Main Entrance Hospital Lonsdale Avenue Barking Road Hermit Road Newham University Hospital High Street South Prince Regent Lane A&E Sandford Road Mortimer Road Canning Town CITY OF Prince Regent Lane Bennett Road High Street South Poplar 5 147 330 LONDON All Saints Lonsdale Avenue Prince Prince Regent Lane N15 Keir Hardie Regent Lane Newham Leisure Centre continues to Limehouse Estate Newham Way Tollgate Road Oxford Circus Royal Victoria Aldgate Tollgate Road Beckton School Aldgate East Colman Road Stansfeld Road 115 Custom House Prince for ExCeL Fulmer Road Monument Commercial Prince Regent Lane Road Regent Mortlake Road Lane Royal Albert Tree Road Beckton Park Cyprus River Thames River Thames Winsor Park Estate Beckton Bus Station BECKTON 376 BusesBuses from Upton from Park Upton Park © Transport for London Information correct from 30 September 2017 Leyton 58 Drapers Field Leyton Church Road Markhouse Walthamstow Road Central Destination finder Bus Station Route finder Destination Crowneld RoadBus routesLEYTON Bus stops DestinationWALTHAMSTOW Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Bus route Towards Bus stops A F Plashet Grove 238 ,h ,k ,m 5 Canning Town ,p ,s ,y Cann Hall Road ,p ,s ,y ,o ,q ,t ,w Aldgate 115, N15 Forest Gate o 58 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,p ,y 376 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,h Romford Aldgate East 115, N15 ,p ,s ,y ,k ,r East Ham ,b ,c ,f ,q ,w 330 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,o ,t 58 Aldwych for Covent Garden Dames N15Road 330,p ,s ,y Bignold Road 104 Plashet Road 104 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,n ,r Walthamstow ,a ,d ,e ,g ,p ,y Wanstead Park G Manor Park ,b ,c ,f ,m ,u B Gladding Road 238 ,j ,l ,n 104 Manor Park o R ,o ,q ,t ,w Barking 5, N15Forest Gate ,o ,q ,t ,w Gladstone Avenue 147 D ILFORD Stratford ,a ,d ,e ,g ,n ,r Poplar All Saints 115, N15Ilford ,p ,s ,y Manor Park 238 ,h ,k ,m Green Street 58 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,p ,y Hainault Street 147 115 Aldgate ,p ,s ,y Woodgrange Road Portway 104 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,n ,r Bus Garage ,o ,q ,t ,w Barking FOREST5, N15Claremont Road 330 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,o ,t East Ham ,o ,q ,t ,w 238Ilford ,j ,l ,n Barking Road (Eastbound) 5, 115, 147,Romford ,o ,q Road ,t ,w High Street North 147 Canning Town ,p ,s ,y GATE Woodgrange Road Romford Road Ilford N15 H Prince Regent Lane 147 ,p ,s ,y Romford Road Green Street North Circular Road Ilford ,o ,q ,t ,w 58 ,b ,c ,f ,q ,w Hatherley Gardens 104 ,b ,c ,f ,m ,u 376 ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l Green Street High Street North 238 Barking ,h ,k ,m ,hSt. ,kDunstan’s ,m Road Berkeley Road Little Ilford Lane 238 Haldane Road Stratford ,j ,l ,n Green Street Q 376 ,a ,dStudley ,e ,g Road ,h High Street North 104 High,b Street ,c ,f North ,m ,u Queen’s Hospital 5 ,o ,q ,t ,w 330 Canning Town ,b ,c ,f ,s ,k ,r Green Street Ruskin Avenue Browning Road 147 ,o ,q ,t ,w Church Road Wanstead Park ,a ,d ,e ,g ,o ,t Barking Road (Westbound) 5, 115, N15 ,p ,sCheshunt ,y Road R Browning Road ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l Green Street 238 High,h Street ,k ,m North 376 Beckton STRATFORD 330 ,b ,c ,f ,s Romford o o R Sheridan Road 5, N155 N15 ,o ,q ,t ,w Oakdale Road Shelley Avenue ,a ,d ,e ,g ,h ,k ,r D Plashet Road ,a ,d ,e ,g ,h Romford East Ham BecktonPortway Bus StationPortway 376 ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l 376 MarketBrowning Road Market ,o ,q ,t ,w Stratford West Ham Lane Churston M AD Romford St. Barnabas Church 5, N15 Bus Station Paul Street Amity Road DUpton Lane Avenue Plashet Grove High Street North ST. STEPHEN’S D RO Beckton Park 376 ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l E Romford ,k ,r L Shrewsbury ROAD L Gladstone Avenue Gladstone Avenue ,o ,q ,t ,w LASHET E Romford South Street N15 P D O Gladstone Avenue D 104 THORNGROVE R I PENGE ROAD Road A F ,o ,q ,t ,wAYMON P A High Street North Night buses Becontree Heath Leisure Centre 5, N15 N L T Browning Road H O O Stratford Densham Road Portway Plashet Road I A ,b ,c ,f ,q ,w 238 High StreetR SouthR 58 K H Romford Road Queen’s58 Romford ,a ,d ,e ,g ,p ,y Broadway Stratford Park Park Road St. Antony’s Road W W Bus route Towards Bus stops and Morrisons PLA Plashet Grove Plashet Grove Hospital South Street D RD D SHET GROVE J Katherine Road 104 Plashet,b ,c School ,f ,m ,u 330 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,o ,t Oxford Circus ,p ,s ,y Boundary Lane 376 ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l B D G L East Ham Rush Green Road N15 R A R O A EAST HAM D 115 ,o ,q ,t ,w ,h ,k ,m ,o ,q ,t ,w Brampton Manor School R N Ron Leighton Way 238 Romford ROAD G HAROLD PARK E Becontree Heath Upton Park W Boundary Road 376 ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l O High Street North 376Leisure Centre ,a ,d ,e ,g ,h G I O Ron Leighton R D Bendish Road Browning Road 147 ,o ,q ,t ,w E KING’S RD Way Becontree Heath ,k ,r D E o S ,o ,q ,t ,w QUEENS ROA N Ilford Hainault TStreetR and 147 Morrisons A E E REDCLYFFE RD T High Street North D ,b ,c ,f ,j ,l C Royal Albert 376 North Circular Road BECONTREE Caledon Road C S Key Cann HallThe Roadyellow tinted area includes every58 ,a ,d ,e ,g ,p ,yT RD ©P1ndar Royal Victoria D 147 ,p ,s ,y R Queen’s SELSDON ROAD TUDOR bus stop up to about one-and-a-half E Canning Town D ,p ,sMarket ,y E E K High Street North 238 Barking 5, 115, 147, T miles from Upton Park. Main stops East Ham Kempton RoadRush Green Road 5, N15Bus Garage,o ,q ,t ,w 5 Day buses in black are shown in the white area outside.N15 Keir Hardie Estate 147 ,pNewham ,s ,y Town N15 Night buses in blue Hall (not 147) Barking ,b ,c ,f ,s Barking RoadS Barking Road Connections with London Underground 330 D Barking Road WALTON ROA L Bartle Avenue Altmore Avenue Burges Road o Connections with London Overground Cannon Street R N15 ,p ,s ,y St.
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