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Catalan Caleta Blackstrap Bay Hotel Cove 4 8 GIBRALTAR BOTH SIR HERBERT MILES ROAD BUS NETWORK William’s WORLDS Way U p p e r R o c k N a t u r e R e s e r v e 2 Eastern Beach Mosque EUROPA FLAT BASTION ROAD 7 POINT Flat Bastion Rd Morello’s Ramp Lower Flat MOUNT University St. Theresa’s WILLIS’s Arengo’s Bastion Rd of Gibraltar C A B L E R ALVERNIA Church ROAD Palace Sacred Heart Church Wilson’s Mount Buena WILLIS’s ROAD Gardiner’s Shorthorn Garrison North R U N W A Y Ramp Pleasant Gym Gorge Vista PRINCE EDWARDS ROAD Road Farm Eliott’s Moorish Artillery EUROPA ROAD Battery Castle Arms SOUTH BARRACKS ROAD 1 Estate TRAFALGAR 10 TOWER ROAD Faulknor Trafalgar Rock Old Brympton House Convent Cemetery Hotel Casino St. Joseph’s DEVIL’S DEVIL’S School Place SOUTH Schomberg Park & CASEMATES MAIN STREET Eliott’s BARRACKS Schematic Diagram AIRPORT/ Ride MAIN STREET MAIN STREET Way ROSIA FRONTIER Notre Dame Fishmarket King’s 3 9 of Bus Network School Steps Bastion LINE WALL ROAD ROSIA WINSTON CHURCHILL RED SANDS ROAD SOUTH PAVILION ROAD (not to scale) AVENUE Alameda Governor’s Cumberland 4 Referendum House Road Glacis Orange British War RECLAMATION Meadow House Jumpers REFERENDUM ROAD Cathedral Gates Building New Mole Rosia Kiosk Bastion Memorial Square Victoria House House HOUSE Plaza 5 10 3 ROAD CORRAL 1 ROSIA ROAD New South GLACIS ROAD GLACIS 2 Harbours Gates Constitution MARKET PLACE 58 Common- Victoria House wealth Queensway Stadium QUEENSWAY Edinburgh Park Quay N N House Ocean Bishop QUEENSWAY Village Waterport MONTAGU Canilla King’s Wharf Road GARDENS House Mid-Harbour 9 Estate Varyl Begg ROAD Estate BISHOP CARUANA WATERPORT ROAD WATERPORT Sir William Europort Building 8 Jackson Grove R U N W A Y H EUROPORT ROAD St. Bernard’s Albert Risso GASA Hospital House Swimming Pool BUS ROUTES PLACES OF INTEREST 1 MARKET PLACE ←→ WILLIS’S ROAD AIRPORT/FRONTIER ←→ RECLAMATION ROAD Map of 5 Museum Stadium Midtown loop (Southbound) Midtown loop (Northbound) MOUNT ALVERNIA ←→ ORANGE BASTION Gibraltar 7 Cathedral Beach 2 MARKET PLACE ←→ EUROPA POINT BOTH WORLDS ←→ RECLAMATION ROAD 8 Lighthouse Castle 3 REFERENDUM HOUSE ←→ SOUTH BARRACKS Source : Openstreetmap.org Rosia loop (Northbound) EUROTOWERS ←→ ROSIA 9 Airport Seaport BOTH WORLDS ←→ ROSIA 4 AIRPORT/FRONTIER ←→ TRAFALGAR Cable Car Market Place loop (Eastbound) 10 Taxis Routes operated by Routes operated by Coach Park http://www.gibraltarbuscompany.gi http://citibus.gi © VK (2018) Gibraltar Bus Network March 2019 version : correct at time of going to print.

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