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Bus Map Local Area Streatham Common Station – Zone 3 i Onward Travel Information Local area map Bus map 1 78 3 SWAL 82 GARDENS R USS continues to 102 D ELL ’ S F O O T PA N109 LOW A O T H 1 R 41 38 H O P T O N Oxford Circus 69 N R O A T O D G 249 I N B 23 7 A 2 B Aldi 9 Clapham Common 30 2 U E STATION APPROACH 71 57 V E N D A Old Town N133 continues to 1 N Clapham North 2 A RUTFORD ROAD L 1 Y 1 48 FA E Liverpool Street THRALE ROAD Streatham C H for Clapham High Street N O P T O N O Jobcentre R O A D N 50 43 A Poynders 43 Y NIMROD ROAD L E Plus 48 Stockwell Cavendish Road R 132 Road 2 ’ 109 118 250 M S Clapham FARNAN ROAD D A R A S G1 Clapham O O Brixton H 131 Celestial Common A R C T Park D E Battersea L Church of Whittington 26 T G R HOPTON ROAD I A Kingdom Hall 10 Atkins Road 1 Christ Centre Shaftesbury Estate E 245 N BRIXTON M N E Jehovah’s Witnesses E 15 82 L Radbourne Road G A Brixton Hill 2 71 T 40 D ection 13 A R O s R T H 26 2 O H LW P O Ride & Hail 102 Tesco A 18 Lavender Hill 2 Thornton Avenue Streatham Hill RIBBLESDALE ROAD 46 M 2 Mitcham Lane EARDLEY ROAD FAIRMILE AVENUE1 Barrhill Road 2 Criffel Avenue 79 1 59 4 H STREATHAM St. Alban’s Albert Carr 17 St. Andrew’s Catholic 108 117 I Streatham Hill C of E Church G Primary School PENDLE ROAD 2 Gardens Weir Road 2 Streatham A HILL L B H E R Thrale Road United Reformed T Clapham 87 C Clinic HAMBRO ROAD Church A R R R 70 Junction Streatham High Road ELLORA ROAD 60 71 G O A 3 R Mount Ephraim Road The yellow tinted area includes every D D 76 A E 1 71 A N O S 22 bus stop up to about one-and-a-half PRETORIA ROAD WESTCOTE ROAD R Streatham Ice & D 120 123 Squats E 40 BALHAM 1 L Leisure Centre Streatham High Road Gym G 1 12 miles from Streatham Common. A 21 TOOTING BEC 58 E 53 Kingscourt Road N C O M M O N N O R T H Clapham Main stops are shown in the white E M L A D A D A Tooting Bec Road Tooting Bec Road Mitcham Lane G R O R O H South Balham 66 L R S TA War Memorial T 255 Tooting Bec Tooting Bec Lido area outside. R E N A A Franciscan Road St. Leonard’s Church 68 R Streatham High Road F E 1 E PENWORTHAM ROAD 40 R 2 D T Becmead Avenue 75 A S Thames Water 7 R O Balham Hill Balham High Road Tooting Bec Road Tooting Bec Road 65 40 B 30 I N L 1 W Tooting 31 131 E Streatham Works L E Montana Road Tooting Bec Athletics Track G 2 B 1 O 56 Bec Road Streatham 74 R 180 O 4 U C Aldrington Road 68 St. Leonard’s Church G RACKHAM MEWS O Streatham Garrad’s Road H Wandsworth Common 4 N Christadelphian R 13 O Y Baptist Church 60 A E D Hall 169 A D R R O ’ L Streatham S TA 412 Springeld Ullathorne Road A R N Hail section& Ride 93 O Streatham MOYSER ROAD 10 University Hail & Ride 1 A HAMBRO ROAD 1 D 78 56 106 Common Hospital St. George’s Hospital Church Lane section Subway 1 PRETORIA ROAD 176 75 Garratt Lane Tooting Broadway Clairview Road 84 420 05 Streatham Streatham Streatham E 1 Streatham Cemetery d 83 D 163 A A 30 O A Streatham Youth and R 1 R W Common North Penwortham PENRITH STREET Conservative O Common North Norwood D R R T E R ’ S L Community Trust A Å L B . 1 Club T Primary E PO S The Rabbit Hole Deerhurst Road Leigham Court Road Crown Point Y 190 Christ’s Love LYPTU AM COMMON School Furzedown ATH Pub E PENWORTHAM ROAD Subway BRUNSWICK R MEWS MEWS T Gospel Church EUCA S Primary Care Centre H OAD NORT Streatham Streatham Crown Lane 4 TOOTING R 9 FERNTHORPE ROAD L @ A Common North Common North Ryecroft Road Teddies 153 T A Beulah Hill 34 113 N Nursery R ©P1ndar Valley Road The Rookery 129 124 Playground 1 O 92 S Crown Point 143 CUNLIFFE STREET A 41 D T 103 49 D A O R Streatham R D 112 440 A E Eardley I N A Common 3 E W Beulah Hill 216 68 Primary School Subway L LEWIN ROAD T Mitcham Lane DAHOMEY ROAD 86 { H Grecian Crescent 63 D MITCHAM LANE A M Baptist Church A Streatham A H O 106 M TH T R ∞ A U 1 1 E O WELHAM ROAD 197 R S BARROW RO T 1 M Common S N Beulah Hill A T H , O U M H St. John S O E M E O Biggin Hill O N C R N • Care Home M 11 CORSEHILL STREET T WESTWELL ROAD APPROACH M A 1 D O T S C L 1 A E E O M St. James’ E R H A H R Immanuel & T S 43 T D E A I Beulah Hill 116 S Footbridge L R G N Church E St. Andrew’s T E 2 2 I S E D H UPPER N F D 119 D A Streatham Convent Hill 211 O A H 15 N T R O T Church VOSS S R A R U A R 30 P D Common O G 70 98 E W 26 ¢ V O L H Y E R Y COUR R L E E NORWOOD R E ≠ CREDENHILL STREET 48 O Upper Norwood A Y R B N G Hyderi Islamic D R BAL E 225 B G All Saints’ Church A O A 240 O / U T R D 29 110 R I 28 Centre L L 1 T 72 L A C O R E E D K O B W TANKE H A U T L S N S E D E Crystal Palace 1 E P D HEY 70 D 42 W IG M A 1 1 E AV 1 0 O Westow Hill 2 H 59 20 N E K R EASTWOOD STREET T 2 EDGINGTON ROAD L R E ROTHERHILL AVENUE U NORTHANGER ROAD E 16 A V R R WOODGA I O T 20 O Sainsbury’s V E L S L L A CRYSTAL PALACE H ° Mitcham Lane Y D L E Crystal Palace E A V O S S C O U R T M D D 498 I 1 L O Y DRIVE S A S R A R O E D E O R 52 FALLSBROOK ROAD B 31 L H O I E 43 R T N A D F ◊ L ™ H 17 A TE E T G R D FI 1 A S E S KETTERING STREET P 1 R O R Anerley 3 Immanuel and T A E T S D LD 38 E Greyhound Lane St. Andrew C of E I 2 65 S BALDRY GARDENS 249 58 U T Streatham Vale 2 58 R G EARDLEY ROAD R Primary School ARRAGON GDNS. A E Green Lane 117 B H Braeside Road E R A E F O M Courtland Avenue Y 178 L R 1 E O 27 A Streatham High Road 137 R A 47 Streatham Vale FALLSBROOK ROAD O D 1 10 1 T Green Lane A Green Lane 138 B Hermitage Lane The Greyswood D Greyhound Terrace 133 U 16 C Hermitage Lane 29 K H Norbury Hill 1 Practice E E L 298 G1 27 S S E L O O 2 I C L G 21 D A V I L C H A A N T Streatham R R O 1 E The O T T L A T M N ABERCAIRN ROAD D O NORBURY H 34 A ABERFOYLE ROAD Railway S Green Lane 10 M 1 T P Norbury 159 Common A E M N K 1 K 16 Kensington Avenue R U R A L WAY E A D 165 R O H E V R U 33 E N Rowan Road R I L N E i 1 L O 1 V v E 50 T I A e 60 I S r 88 R N E Rowan Crescent 23 O E G Norbury Crescent G CARNFORTH ROAD ELLISON ROAD P G D r 49 A I a D 1 R ve BROADVIEW32 ROAD B London Road n 24 Y ey BATES CRESCENT 1 H E London Road 36 30 1 2 H B 53 U P St. Helen’s Road C E Norbury Crescent K N L R Rowan Road Stanford Road E I 31 11 S St. Helen’s Road I G T H E C O U R T S T 24 32 O Freeman Court 55 H O Longthornton Road N D R E A O O Green Lane A R 554 R D O A Norbury Crescent T E 25 N Stanford Road N A W Green Lane Post Ofce E 86 D O C L 1 D D London Road Dunbar Avenue 55 The Vale S 29 42 L Oakhill Road E DONNYBROOK ROAD A L R 1 KEMPSHOTT ROAD 1 I Stanford Road C 56 Surgery H Tylecroft Road V 73 23 38 Rowan Road Darcy Road SUMMERENE W Norbury Crescent S 1 E 108 M O Homebase Streatham Park Cemetery T CLOSE O 56 22 D Ederline Avenue A A G B 31 A 8 H T 1 E Stanford Way 62 BENCROFT ROAD T D T GUILDERSFIELD ROAD 32 R A Longthornton Road A I V N Allotments E K Streatham High Road London Road Melfort Road E E 1 R 1 V R I Rowan Road Ederline Avenue 62 53 L L 2 1 1 T GRAYSCROFT ROAD E 132 Rosemead Avenue S R 99 O ABERCAIRN ROAD A Parchmore Road D S D 29 61 Streatham Vale A G N O THORNTON 1 L E CANMORE GARDENS 78 E D R 47 N R N I A R Manor Road London Road 31 S G I Wide Way T W A E 82 N C 588 O 393 R O O N Northborough Road Galpins Road HEATH 102 Northborough Road P D G E 24 A L 156 1 A G R G River Graveney BRAESIDE ROAD R A R H I L L R O A D 85 1 54 K T A E Wide Way 92 R Manor Road O D 1 A R E Ivy Gardens B D I V 30 L O S Robinhood Lane DONNYBROOK ROAD R E C R Norbury I 12 E 89 D T Galpins Thornton Heath Brigstock Road Thornton 107 G S E E 123 W 1 93 55 H Pollards Hill O C O E O Road Pond Heath D L D R Manor Road 78 13 R L O STREATHAMI A Library A D S O 2 16 R O R Sherwood Park Road 112 A N 168 24 M H R T A O R F 1 C A O A L D 112 R O W 255 Croydon University Hospital M S P 97 E 1 E H 1 63 H Commonside East O U VALE Whitehorse Road ABERCAIRN ROAD S 115 1 E 58 S H Pollards Hill R E R D 2 W A O O O 72 1 A D A O 150 South Lodge Avenue D V R E N U 40 1 West Croydon 126 E 36 E L DRAKEWOOD ROAD 1 Mitcham A 105 D 114 D 44 S A O Fair Green 1 M 24 49 R 20 LARBERT ROAD L 230 E NETTLEWOOD ROAD N 1 1 R 3 H I A Granton 131 C Wellesley Road BODIAM ROAD N WOODMANSTERNE ROAD E 76 38 E 14 G BENNETTS CLOSE L L Mitcham Primary School E G for Whitgift Centre 144 L N DANBROOK ROAD 10 I S 155 Cricket Green MEADFOOT ROAD A T CROYDON R E i 108 HAWKHURST ROAD R V ve P 83 CHURCHMORE1 ROAD r A 70 Gr S 109 R av H E R W K St.
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