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Coventry M&G to Nuneaton to to Nuneaton to Ansley AD to Nuneaton to Nuneaton DFGHL 48.57 O C Nuneaton E R J R N IC 78.X48 N U Coventry Network colour-coded daytime bus routes E R E G W O S NSO YE P B Bus and Rail Services in A R T IE H D C E O Y D E N J E RI GW P A 55 R Y 20 E GA N A LA Interchange where journey planning T 20 TON R 4 K 55 56 57 ES A W O I ARENA PARK T 20 N M X48 78A A E G information is available on site D W 78.78A 56 T R T 5 7 42 O 60 60A O D Y E N R A . E 17B T W R L COVENTRY H T G A Railway line and station 6 6A 61 S N 2 I N 232 ILL K Bedworth D M ING R E OA R H N STREET B OW I U P E L T G K 735 R NEW ING Bulkington 20.48 C H T 8 8A 9 9A 585 87 A ON E O I R Free car parking for rail users; S O D R P AD A T A 78.78A K . D YE 56 O R Blue Badge disabled spaces available R BEDWOR 55 D X48 TH ROAD ROAD 10 SCHOOL 96 E LAN R LL 56 A RRA SMO O O Bedworth N R A 56 E D D N D 11 11U 12X 703 703A Museum D A Place of interest and other buildings I E 55 A O R W R H R E T K C M 56 A WARWICKSHIRE O 13 13A X1 E M L A H RECT Y E ORY N R N DR T E IVE 16 16A X17 X69 N M L E ©p1ndar 6 M A 57 V OTOR N O WAY E C 18 18A 19 X68 X48 D B AY AD West Midlands A T ©p1ndar O WAY O 6 MOTOR O R M 57 N R 18 X18 county boundary Y N 78 20 R END LANE YERS O N NT D S 78A E Terminus of bus route 17B O E 48 ROAD V 20 20A 20E 48 X48 O E M O G R 5 R 78 C 232 G A (in matching line colours) network Card E G N 78A Roaming Zone N 21 735 A 20 I L L X48 ©p1ndar Limited service valid within this area W O 4 23 23A D Chapel B 4 HA 4 YES LA. A W R M 6 A O Occasional journeys A O Green R M 26 L B Y L E O N T A O 232 NE RW 20.48 L Y 82 TT AY H Other routes ’S R I 78.78A 43 43A S T L L CH O 55 O LANE R O X48 N H A L E D NE RC O L A A A A V O L U K 56 N R R N H D E O O C O TON to Coleshill D M E BAY A 735 C This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the A D M 57 N Junction O L O 232 C 232 N A A L 20 permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the R O . 3 R N Keresley E D B l T LAC E G Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office Corley Moor H A R K a Corley R Exhall H N A O n © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Village C D R E VI SE a D 735 R R I 57 78 O C Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 55 O A C D R F Hawkesbury turns H E R 78A 3 Licence No. WMCA 100019543 (for WMPTA). 2018 G O A y RD. 16 16A D r M AT AD R A OW O N t H I R Ash Green T E n O T Y A W L e 3 © WMCA 2018 N X48 A 16.16A Digital Cartography by Pindar Creative 18.08.18 NE S v A M S H o www.pindarcreative.co.uk L SOMER C W 55 ROAD 55 55 M O G R 20E 6 R . E 232 T 57 57 W E D H K A E R L M L 55 N O O EX E T T HA N O E H H L A S 55 L R S A L I ROAD L E SCALE R R L R W R A Novotel N V L Prologis 55 O A E O S A 57 N LA S Y H T A Neals X48 N M Park E 0 1/2 1 M 1/4 R 56 O H ile D T 232 O S K R H A Green L C I I O D A BURY ©p1ndar L D D L A L S W E to Leicester A LANE ©p1ndar W O B K D R 0 1/2 1 kilometre O E E W E B A N R E 55 C N N H A E Gallagher L D N A A A 57 T L L Longford O RA Business R L B N 20E RD. 6A N . O S O E N D . ’ U E A Foxford D T T D L L Park R B A I Y T E H O R H E VA G R S O T R G School L D I ’S R Victoria N to Birmingham G E R Y E Y E E N E A N N N W L R A L . 6A Farm G W O O L N E W 20.20E.48 L R D E L W E T O S L E O E 703 ’S 30 N D I H R R T T G R R F B A President 78.78A N O O E H T W N 703A E A N X1 P E 13 13A M E RICOH Arena/ D M ’ H R Kennedy X48 A D R S S Rowleys R Y R N E Coventry City FC/ 9 X1 O G A D E School L 30 6 X1 E Green F A L X6 N W 16 L A M N Wasps RFU G N A A AN LA R J Lenton’s E E O A L L 17B TS E N C 232 L NUN N P Coventry O KER H M 16A O A OAK 703A RO S Lane O L D A E H 735 L Arena A D Whitmore E O 30 K 232 IL N R 703 O L N W I H ROL HE X to Nuneaton T Park AND A T AVENUE S R Y Longford Park Cemetery X O U Keresley 703A BIR A X1 A MIN O GHA D 4 M S 61 20.20E.48.78.78A 703 M PAR Alderman’s Alderman’s K GATE ROAD ARENA P E RO N 61 703.703A .X48 AD NY PA 30 Green E Ca D RK PARK Green N d na ANE A r l A L X48 WINDMILL ROAD 6A Industrial L fo NDP S B x A IT O EA S S LAN Holbrooks E CON O 74 E H R K Estate D R LA E E D OA N U D Arena Park A E O L L U L A O I N M L . 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