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London Waterloo Station – Zone 1 I Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map London Waterloo Station – Zone 1 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map Covent Garden Blackfriars Statue T N E Angel Road Superstores M Archway 341 K WATERLOO BRIDGE N 4 for Whittington Hospital A B Blackfriars Northumberland Park M Wood E 139 Hampstead Heath Green I A 168 Dartmouth Park Hill Bruce Grove R South End Green TO West Hampstead 243 76 I C Lordship V West End Green Tufnell Park Lane Tottenham Hale Sea Containers House Royal Free Hospital Savoy Waterloo Underpass Steps Tottenham Town Hall Mondrian Hotel MARIGOLDLondon West Hampstead Pier ALLEY Holloway Nag’s Head West Green Road Seven Sisters Bridge Oxo Tower Doggett’s Thameslink Philip Lane TOTTENHAM Belsize Park I Wharf 1 to 8787 South Tottenham Cleopatra’s RIVER THAMES L K WA Finsbury Park Needle ’ S U P P E R G R O 245 E E N U N D West Hampstead Harringay Stamford Hill Broadway Q U T H E Broadhurst Gardens Green Lanes G E H O U S E S T RENNIE STREET Stoke Newington R R MILROY WALK Chalk Farm B A E E T Highbury Barn Bernie Spain 24 Dalston Kingsland Gardens 34 St John’s Wood U P P E R G R O U N D CAMDEN Camden Town Dalston Junction Gabriel’s 59 HATFIELDS Grove End Road Highbury & Islington Manor House 71 South Bank Wharf 2 ITV Tower/ Tower TOWN Hackney Wick The London B Haggerston 26 R Lisson Grove Islington Eastway O Mornington Crescent Newington Studios A British St Pancras Town Hall D Green Englefield D W Library International King’s Cross IBM 58 U N Stamforrd SStreeet Road Underpass 73 A ISLINGTON R O G DUCHYBernie STREET Spain L HACKNEY 27 Dorset Square 1 E R L Rosebery Avenue Islington P P 59 Essex Road Hoxton U Gardens 622 O R D S T R E E T INVICTA PLAZA for Baker Street Rosebery Square Angel National M F RENNIE STREET Euston Baring Street Hoxton Hackney Festival A 1 and Marylebone 68 Steps S T 27 to 45 17 Kingsland Road Well Street Theatre 26 1 Rosebery Avenue Sadler’s Wells Islington New North Road Steps The Tavistock Square Mount Pleasant Theatre Green Mintern Street 95 Portman Square Cambridge 76 COIN STREET Mad Hatter B for Marble Arch 188 15 Moorfields Heath H Hotel Hoxton 12 A Russell Square Eye Hospital T Underpass L Gray’s Inn Road Clerkenwell Road Clerkenwell Road Clerkenwell Road Hackney Road 62 F Provost Street BFI London I Queen CCoin Street DUCHY STREET E Parriiss Oxford Street Selfridges Theobald’s Road Rosebery Avenue St John Street Goswell Road L Southbank Nautical A Southampton Row Shoreditch Church Ramp 63 D 240 for Bond Street Elizabeth 26 Coin Street S Hungerford Bridge 26 E T School Gardden Theobald’s Road Clerkenwell Road Hall E P Blackfriars Old Street Neighbourhood R C Shoreditch High Street T A Barbican WATERLOO ROAD S for British Museum Theobald’s Road Hatton Garden 102 R Charing Cross and Steps N D Centre D Christ Church O U R I OXFORD Gray’s Inn Road R S O K R G F Red Lion Square Museum of London P E M Southwark U P A G Brookes Court Moorgate Liverpool Street CORNWALL ROAD51 T 38 Golden Jubilee A Ramp 99 S 89 1 to 20 HOLBORN SouthbankSoutouthhbaankana k F R L S T R E E T Montague Street GOLDEN JUBILEE BRIDGES B U R R E L STREET Festivivaliv D High Holborn Holborn WA L L R O A D 84 Threadneedle Street Hayward DOON STREET 1 E Tottenham High Holborn Little Britain Bridges 4 Riveersidee dee N Christchurch R Brownlow Street Circus HUNGERFORD BRIDGE Cenentenntrentrnttree Gallery Court Road Drury Lane St Paul’s Bank Old Broad Street 13 Gardens 230 Royal 230 76 Oxford I Princes Street O D 1 Procter Chancery Holborn Viaduct Steps Festival AQUINAS STREET Circus 172 Bank COIN STREET New Fetter Lane 2 Hatfields 49 A Street Lane City Thameslink Steps Hall King’s Collegel London Ld 22 176 171 Threadneedle Street GOLDEN JUBILEE BRIDGES SSOOUTHOOUUTHUTH BANKBAB ANA K Green New Change (Franklin-Wilkins) Colombo R Holborn D 123 18 C O L O M B O S T Fetter Lane A H 9 Cambridge Circus O 32 Regent Street Cannon Street Lift R A Sports & Bank E Lambeth T Steps R T S Prince RV1 E E F Community Beak Street/ Queen Victoria Street THE Festivalesti al D I E E Leicester R E V T 7 William Hamleys Toy Store L Schiller S 127 L Centre Covent Garden E 1 to 22 Estate TerraceTeT D Square B D Henry S 41 to 4545 Catherine Street for Tower Gateway Underpass International F OR 1 to 39 CITY RV1 Lift Lift Subway 9 T S T R E E T R T 46 TAM M O N I C H O L S O N Market and Opera House for Tower Hill University S Sports M E Y 215 Ramp Steps 215 E T Pitches S T R E E T Piccadilly Regent Street and Fenchurch Street Fountain E O S T R Strand Fleet Street Ludgate Ludgate Hill St Paul’s C E D T H E 18 Circus St James’s Covent Garden O Aldwych Cannon Street Garden 14 Novotel The Royal Courts Fetter Lane Circus Old Bailey Cathedral Monument R Russell Street 23 A Steps King’s College London N Trafalgar of Justice for City Thameslink Tower of London W 30 T B R I N T O N Square Strand (James Clerk Maxwell) A E E for Tower Millennium Pier S T R 80 14 WA L K Embankment 32 L Y D DOLBEN E S E L T L 33 STREET Savoy Street H I T 18 1 W 73 1 Topolski Century BFI R O River Thames CONCERT HALL Subway ROUPELL STREET A R O T H E R H A M IMAX SECKER STREET APPROACH D WA L K 26 62 Subway 86 Charing Strand 202 202 202 202 J O A N S T R E E T Cross Bedford Street Lancaster Place London Bridge Broadwall Oxo Tower LONDON City Hall K 25 Duke Street Hill Subway 94 to 99 L S C O R E S B Y 43 BRAD STREET A S T R E E T Steps St. John’s ROUPELL STREET W SUTTON W BRIDGE WALK AT E T S E Church R E ’ R L S T Tooley Street T E O 7 R A D Queen WATERLOO BRIDGERoyal N N I O B ISABELLA STREET N E Hay’s Galleria S O R Elizabeth National E N O EXTON STREET Festival Southwark Street A J O A N S T U W A D Isabeellaellla Stre eeet Pier Hall Theatre Stamford Q T Y 77 E Stamford Street The Hop Exchange Jubilee Hayward Subway E T RE Street E Waterloo RE G King’s College T A L A S K A S T T Gallery S London Bridge 1 to 36 King’s Reach Building S R H Gardens Shell N Palestra O E P UPPER GROUND D Coin Street 2 T T T E (Franklin Wilkins) R 11 M O and Bus Station Centre E W O T O 521 P F The Lift H A S 1 to 30 NFT M East T Q M for Guy’s Hospital Thames River The R footpath M A London S T E 56 Schiller T R E E E T W 49 to 56 to Charing S Subway T Wellington I Southwark International 1 to 24 Eye N Cross 1 to 20 D Anchor 48 University Southwark Street Southwark Street Southwark Street M Young Vic 1 to 48 Royal I S Blackfriars Road Lavington Street Southwark L & Hope 1 to 11 The SANDELL STREET L The yellow tinted area includes every Festival Theatre W D D L King’s College Bridge Road Ring A A A Hall Playground T H E C U T bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles OOTWAY O O Walkway to L 1 to 85 F (James Clerk Maxwell) K R Tower Bridge Road R 48 Shell Centre C E D Waterloo East WWaterloo from Waterloo Station. Main stops Jamaica Road R O (downstream) Druid Street E R 33 B Statue D Station Dockhead RoRoadR 1 to 6 A N footpath E are shown in the white area outside. U CONS B Imax V W CO Area under R L N STREET to Charing CE E O R R Cinema A T H B development Cross A T Bermondsey L O LL L AP L PR R W W OAC Tower Bridge Road H A R S T O 1 to 51 A E 86 AY Abbey Street M Jamaica Road A W K R TheThheh CutCu555utt 13 to 65 D OT Waterloo L EW Southwark Park O 25 R FO O SHORT STREET C BELVEDERE K NELSON SQUARE East Waterloo S CHICHELEY STREET R V J H O O M A 89 London Eye EPH D K AM 1 Y 65 Millennium Pier STREET Belvederelvederevedere Emma Cons 176 London U F F O R D S T R E E T CA L Tower Bridge Road Rotherhithe F B EL Premier Roaoadad The Fire Gardens R D 124 64 Shell Centre OA E T Grange Road/ Caledonian Market 90 A D F N E Lower Road Eye 7 Station (upstream) B SA E Rotherhithe Inn T H E C U T 30 R R W ST Sea Life H O L M E S T E R 83 to 101 A Bricklayer’s Arms Brunel Road P E A R P L 2 to 6 T 158 Grange Road London I W E Tower Bridge Road 56 W Victoria D R Y R O London Waterloo R Aquarium M I T R E R O A D O U N D A A Griggs Place L B A L E PONTYPOOL Coach Station A 1 to 7 Eye C Z O O K 2 VICTORIA H D Salter Road I R O E PLACE CH S 114 E C T LE The London R R Y S K E T R E .
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