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Buses from Upminster Bridge Buses from Upminster Bridge Where to buy your tickets You can pay for fares using your Oyster Card 193 County Park Estate or contactless payment card. Essex Gardens You can top-up your Oyster card at any Queen’s Hospital 193 COUNTYCOUNTY participating shop, station or online. ROMOMFORDORD PARKARK Hubbards Chase Romford Hubbards Close The Brewery ESESTATETE Romford Market 248 370 Hubbards Chase Wingletye Lane Avon Road Avon Road Key Severn Drive Crouch Valley Ø— Romford Avon Road Avon Road Connections with London Underground Victoria Road Heath Park Road Mersey Avenue Front Lane Manor Road Margaret Road R Connections with National Rail Gidea Park Wingletye Lane Hall Lane Victoria Road Heath Park Road The Drill Roundabout Copthorne Gardens River Drive Albert Road Fairholme Avenue Upminster Park Estate Slewins Lane South Street Upminster Brentwood Road Kinfauns Avenue Wingletye Lane Tithe Barn Museum UPMINSTERUPMINSTER Slewins Lane Herbert Road Brentwood Road PARKARK Walden Way Cranham 248 A South Street Brentwood Road Moor Lane Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus Albert Road Hall Lane The Fairway ESESTATETE !A Wingletye Lane service. The disc appears on the top of the bus stop in the South Street Butts Green Road 1 2 3 Brentwood Road Wykeham Avenue Lee Gardens Avenue 4 5 6 street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Clydesdale Road Princes Road Hall Lane Brentwood Road Emerson Park Ingrebourne Gardens Frances Bardsley School Roneo Corner North Street Hail & Ride Osborne Road Burnway section Hall Lane J Deyncourt Gardens E M N IN Grosvenor Drive Queen’s Theatre A Havering ST Route finder L E Hornchurch Road R E Sixth Form Y Park Lane T ANVILLE DRIVE E C College Hornchurch Road L L Hornchurch High Street G G Upminster Day buses Abbs Cross Lane St Andrew’s Church IN W W A K Y Bus route Towards Bus stops Hornchurch Road Hornchurch Road Hornchurch Hornchurch THE WALK Station Road Hyland Way Harrow Lodge Park High Street Town Centre L Gaynes Road 193 County Park Estate ○H ○J Billet Lane UPM INST ER ROAD B Upminster Queen’s Hospital ○C ○D HORNCHUHORNCHURCHCH FIELD St Laurence Church H A ROAD A C HIGH Station Lane T D NT O E 248 Cranham ○B ○K SC UPMINSTERUPMINSTER Devonshire Road N E HIG CR Upminster St Mary’s Lane HF I E L D AD L Bridge Upminster Windmill A Corbets Tey Road D RO Romford ○A ○L N OA Stewart Avenue R K E H L UG H RO O BO F 370 Lakeside ○B ○K Hornchurch LD R A O Corbets Tey Road N Gaynes Park Road Romford ○A ○L Bevan Way CORBETSCORBETS Corbets Tey Road The yellow tinted area includes every Alma Avenue bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles Cranston Park Avenue from Upminster Bridge. Main stops TEYTEY are shown in the white area outside. Vaughan Avenue Bevan Way Central Drive Corbets Tey Road Hail & Ride Parkland Avenue section HACTONON LANELANE Ascot Newmarket Corbets Tey Gardens Way ESESTATTEE South Essex Ockendon Road Crematorium Fen Lane North Ockendon Home Farm Cottage South Ockendon South Road 370 Lakeside Shopping Centre Information correct from March 2015 © Transport for London TFL29675.03.15 (F).
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