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Buses from Essex Road Buses from Essex Road High Road Lordship Lane Northumberland Park 24 hour 341 service Bruce Grove Northumberland Park Lansdowne Road 476 IKEA and Tesco Tottenham Swan Philip Lane Tottenham Hale HARRINGAY Black Boy Lane Seven Sisters Blackhorse Road Harringay Green Lanes N38 N73 South Tottenham Manor House TOTTENHAM Walthamstow Central Green Lanes Stamford Hill Whipps Cross Brownswood Road Broadway Roundabout 56 Route finder Stoke Newington Stoke Newington Common Green Lanes 73 Kings Crescent Estate Stoke Newington Leyton Day buses including 24-hour services HIGHGATE High Street Baker’s Arms 24 hour 271 service Lea Bridge Road Bus route Towards Bus stops Highgate Village Green Lanes 38 Riversdale Road Stoke Newington Church Street Clapton Clapton ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef Pond 38 Highgate Hill Green Lanes Whittington Hospital Stoke Newington Church Street Albion Road Victoria ,eh ,ej Archway Green Lanes Stoke Newington Town Hall Petherton Road Pembury Road Albion Road Lower St Bartholomew’s Hospital ,eh ,ej Green Lanes Barbauld Road HACKNEY 56 Upper Holloway Clapton Aden Grove Albion Road Road Clissold Crescent Hackney Downs Whipps Cross ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef Holloway Newington Green Nag’s Head HOLLOWAY Stoke Newington ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef Dalston Lane 73 Greenacre Court Newington Green Road Holloway Road Beresford Road Camden Road Hackney Central Victoria ,eh ,ej Dalston Lane Newington Green Road Graham Road 24 hour Holloway Road Balls Pond Road Highgate ,ec ,en ,ep Mildmay Park Balls Pond Road 271 service Balls Pond Road Kingsland High Street Graham Road Holloway Road Greenwood Road Moorgate ,ed ,ek ,el Liverpool Road Graham Road Stannard Road Balls Pond Road Dalston Junction 24 hour Holloway Road ÿ service County Hall ,eh ,ej St Mary Magdalene Church OCKENDON ROAD Culford Road for Dalston Kingsland 341 D CHURCH RD A Northumberland Park ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef Highbury & Islington O R ENGLEFIELD ROAD E K ASHBY GROVE DALSTON N L Y A ,eh ,ej Highbury Corner W W ā Euston L N D OAKLEY ROAD 476 ALWYNE VILLAS A A A Canonbury Road A R R O CANONBURY STREET R X E E NORTHCHURCH ROAD Northumberland Park ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef V O S E Canonbury Road R þ S L G E M Canonbury Square RY O BU NORTHAMPTON ST RE N S C O TR N EE A A T N C S HALLIFORD STREET ON E B R U C R A TE Y N N E T Canonbury R O Gardens A ý ü D Night buses RIVER PL ă ROTHERFIELD MORTONSTREET ROAD Essex Road Bus route Towards Bus stops û D A ECCLESBOURNE ROAD E U CLEVELAND ROAD Ą N O E R ĉ V DOWNHAM ROAD A Victoria ,eh ,ej X G N H N38 E R T EEN E E S MA W B S N S A ú E T Z N LI O E R Walthamstow ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef D School T IBD ć H EN POPHAM RD Essex Road STREET R Cross Street O SHEPPERTON ROAD A Rosemary BASIRE STREETD Victoria ,eh ,ej Essex Road ą Gardens N73 Packington Street Walthamstow ,ea ,eb ,ee ,ef Islington Green Islington New North Road Baring Street Pentonville Road Angel Chapel Market The yellow tinted area includes every Pentonville Road New North Road bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Penton Rise Eagle Wharf Road miles from Essex Road. Main stops Pentonville Road ISLINGTON are shown in the white area outside. Pentonville Road The Angel Centre Caledonian Road City Road New North Road KING’S Angel Islington Mintern Street St John Street CROSS King’s Cross The Angel Centre Goswell Road Hall Street East Road Rosebery Avenue Bevenden Street St Pancras International Sadler’s Wells Theatre Goswell Road Spencer Street Old Street Rosebery Avenue Euston Goswell Road Moorfields Eye Hospital Tysoe Street Percival Street 476 Rosebery Avenue Goswell Road City Road Euston Square Mount Pleasant Pear Tree Street Leonard Street Goswell Road Rosebery Avenue Clerkenwell Road Gower Street Clerkenwell Road City Road Goswell Road Epworth Street Gray’s Inn Road Baltic Street MOORGATE Theobald’s Road Tottenham Court Road CITY OF Moorgate Shaftesbury Finsbury Square 24 hour Avenue LONDON 271 service Oxford Circus Holborn Chancery Lane Barbican St Bartholomew’s Hospital Aldwych 56 Marble Arch for Covent Garden and St Paul’s Piccadilly Circus London Transport Museum Oxford Street Selfridges for Bond Street Strand Aldwych Green Park Park Lane River Thames Hyde Park Corner 24 hour 341 service Waterloo County Hall Victoria for IMAX Cinema, London Eye for London Aquarium © Transport for London TFL 26739.07.13 (T) 38 73 N38 N73 and South Bank Arts Complex and St Thomas’ Hospital Information correct from 22 July 2013.
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