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Plymouth South Middle PLYMOUTH SOUTH MIDDLE BUS 4 24 BOG VIEW RD. 7:36 AM BARQUENTINE DR. & BRIGANTINE CIR. 7:37 AM STATE RD. & INDIAN HILL RD. 7:40 AM STATE RD. & HYANNIS RD. 7:41 AM STATE RD & COLONY BEACH BLVD 7:43 AM STATE RD & CHATHAM RD 7:43 AM STATE RD. & OLD BEACH RD. (MARSHLAND) 7:45 AM BUS 6 KATHLEEN DR. & SHALLOW POND LN 7:35 AM KATHLEEN DR & PENNY LN 7:37 AM KATHLEEN DR & BARBARAS WAY 7:38 AM ANDREWS WAY & BARBARAS WAY 7:39 AM PHILIP CIR. & TALIA WAY 7:40 AM 51 TALIA WAY 7:03 AM 17 DONNA DR. 7:45 AM BUS 40 STATE RD & CENTER HILL RD 7:28 AM 1728 STATE RD 7:29 AM 1690 STATE RD 7:30 AM 1622 STATE RD 7:31 AM 1616 STATE RD 7:31 AM STATE RD & MAYFLOWER DR 7:33 AM STATE RD & SILVER BIRCH AVE & TRASK RD 7:34 AM STATE RD. & EVERGREEN DR. 7:36 AM STATE RD. & BELLEVUE RD. 7:37 AM STATE RD & SHOALS AVE ( CAPT. LANDING) 7:38 AM 1609 STATE RD. 7:39 AM STATE RD. & BARNSFIELD DR 7:40 AM 1679 STATE RD. 7:41 AM 1695 STATE RD. 7:41 AM 1707 STATE RD 7:42 AM 1711 STATE RD 7:43 AM STATE RD. & DEREK DR 7:44 AM STATE RD. & ELLISVILLE GREEN 7:45 AM BUS 42 STATE RD & MANOMET BEACH BLVD 7:41 AM STATE RD. & SEAL COVE RD 7:43 AM STATE RD. & CAPE COD AVE 7:44 AM EVERSON AVE & INDIAN AVE. 7:43 AM BUS 43 167 HEDGES POND RD. 7:39 AM 179 HEDGES POND RD 7:39 AM HEDGES POND RD. & FORTUNE DR. 7:41 AM 245 HEDGES POND RD. 7:42 AM 914 LONG POND RD. 7:43 AM SWEENEY LN & GABRIEL LN. 7:45 AM 2 SWEENEY LN. 7:46 AM 755 LUNNS WAY 7:49 AM LONG POND RD & MOUNTAIN HILL RD 7:50 AM 871 LONG POND RD 7:51 AM 813 LONG POND RD 7:52 AM 803 LONG POND RD. 7:53 AM 783 LONG POND RD. 7:54 AM BUS 44 LONG POND RD. & TANAGER RD. 7:42 AM 1093 LONG POND RD. 7:43 AM 1096 LONG POND RD 7:44 AM LONG POND RD. & HALLORANS WAY 7:45 AM 34 ALEWIFE RD 7:46 AM 34 PISCES LN 7:47 AM 957 LONG POND RD. 7:50 AM BUS 45 OLD COUNTY RD. & JANET ST. 7:31 AM OLD COUNTY RD. & GEORGE ST. 7:32 AM BURNSIDE ST. & SANDERSON DR. 7:36 AM SPENCER DR & BURNSIDE ST 7:37 AM 2 SPENCER DR 7:38 AM STATE RD. & SANDERSON DR. 7:39 AM 2428 STATE RD 7:40 AM STATE RD. & COLT LN. 7:40 AM PAWTUXET & SPINDRIFT 7:42 AM NONATUM RD & DOVER CIR 7:44 AM 2 PAWTUXET RD 7:44 AM BUS 46 BOURNE RD. & FIRE HOUSE RD. 7:14 AM BOURNE RD & ROGERS ST 7:15 AM BOURNE RD. & 1 ST LAKEVIEW BLVD 7:16 AM 15 WHITE ISLAND POND RD 7:21 AM 86 BOURNEHURST DRIVE 7:23 AM 175 BOURNEHURST DRIVE. 7:25 AM BOURNEHURST DR. & CABOT CIR. 7:26 AM BOURNE RD. & CENTRAL AVE. 7:33 AM 1 GULL LN 7:35 AM 8 SKYLARK AVE 7:36 AM 13 SKYLARK AVE. 7:36 AM ORIOLE WAY & PHEASANT AVE. 7:38 AM ORIOLE WAY & SANDPIPER LN. 7:38 AM SCARLETT DR & SWAN AVE 7:39 AM SCARLET DR. & GULL LN. 7:40 AM BUS 50 HERRING POND & TAMARACK RD 7:33 AM 12 CEDAR OAK DR. 7:36 AM 134 HERRING POND RD. 7:37 AM 126 HERRING POND RD 7:38 AM 78 JANEBAR CIR 7:39 AM 69 JANEBAR CIR. 7:40 AM 60 JANEBAR CIR 7:41 AM 8 JANEBAR CIR. 7:43 AM 80 HERRING POND RD 7:45 AM BUS 52 890 HEAD OF THE BAY RD 7:30 AM LAKE DR. & BUZZARDS BAY DR 7:32 AM LAKE DR. & MILDRED ST 7:33 AM LAKE DR. & WORCESTER ST. 7:34 AM WORCESTER ST. & NICKERSON ST. 7:34 AM 25 NICKERSON ST 7:36 AM 16 NICKERSON ST 7:36 AM BUS 53 19 ADMIRAL BYRD RD. 7:31 AM 2106 STATE RD. 7:33 AM 2068 STATE RD. 7:33 AM 72 TREETOP WAY 7:35 AM 50 DYER PASS 7:36 AM 24 DYER PASS 7:37 AM BUCKSKIN PATH & PINE MOUNTAIN DR 7:40 AM BUCKSKIN PATH & GREAT WOODS 7:41 AM 25 GREAT WOODS RD 7:42 AM 24 PINE MOUNTAIN DR 7:44 AM ELLISVILLE RD. & LOOKOUT POINT RD. 7:47 AM 29 ELLISVILLE RD 7:49 AM 24 ELLISVILLE RD 7:50 AM 16 ELLISVILLE RD 7:50 AM ELLISVILLE RD & OAK BUFF CIR 7:51 AM BUS 54 15 CARTER'S BRIDGE RD. 7:24 AM LITTLE HERRING POND & RIVER FARM RD. 7:27 AM 12 VALLEY RD. 7:29 AM 47 VALLEY RD 7:30 AM 163 VALLEY RD 7:32 AM VALLEY RD. & GRACE WAY 7:32 AM ROXY CAHOON & DEER RUN 7:35 AM 71 ROXY CAHOON RD 7:35 AM SANDY POND RD. & SOL JOSEPH RD. 7:38 AM SANDY POND RD. & CLARISSA JOSEPH 7:40 AM BUS 55 MARTINGALE & FLYING JIB 7:38 AM MARTINGALE LN & FORESAIL LN 7:39 AM CABERNAT LN & VINEYARD WY 7:40 AM ANCHOR DR & INDEPENDENCE ST 7:45 AM HAVEN RD. & CONSTITUTION DR. (2 ND) 7:47 AM 509 LONG POND RD 7:49 AM 539 LONG POND RD. 7:50 AM 28 OAR AND LINE RD. 7:52 AM 20 THATCHER RD 7:54 AM BUS 56 OAKEN BUCKET & BONNEY BRIAR DR 7:33 AM OAKEN BUCKET & STOCKARD PATH 7:35 AM 900 SHIP POND RD. 7:40 AM SHIP POND & SECRETARIST DR 7:42 AM 852 SHIP POND RD. 7:44 AM 762 SHIP POND RD 7:45 AM 869 OLD SANDWICH RD 7:49 AM BUS 57 PACKARD ST. & CYPRESS ST. 7:30 AM PACKARD ST & ARCHER 7:31 AM PACKARD ST. & CORAL ST. 7:32 AM LAKE DR. & CYPRESS ST. 7:34 AM BUS 58 LITTLE SANDY POND RD. & HILLCREST RD. 7:30 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD & JOHN PAUL LN 7:31 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD & SUMMIT RD 7:33 AM 167 LITTLE SANDY POND RD 7:34 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD. & GARDNER DR. 7:35 AM 235 LITTLE SANDY POND RD. 7:36 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD. & LIVINGSTON DR. 7:37 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD & BLUE GILL LN 7:38 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD. & WYNDHAM HILL RD. 7:39 AM 390 LITTLE SANDY POND RD. 7:40 AM LITTLE SANDY POND RD. & EAGLE DR. 7:41 AM 11 DEBBIE CT. 7:43 AM LUNNS WAY & RAYMOND RD. 7:45 AM 41 LUNNS WAY 7:46 AM BUS 59 634 LUNNS WAY 7:37 AM 586 LUNNS WAY 7:38 AM 548 LINNS WAY 7:39 AM LUNNS WAY & 1 ST DICKSON DR. 7:40 AM LUNNS WAY & 2 ND DICKSON DR. 7:42 AM RAYMOND RD. & NATHAN LN. 7:43 AM BUS 60 RAYMOND RD. & BRANDESI LN 7:42 AM RAYMOND RD. & GUNNING POINT RD 7:44 AM RAYMOND RD. & GARRETT PL 7:45 AM GARRETT PL. & LONG DUCK POND RD. 7:47 AM AMANDA AVE & GARRETT PL. 7:48 AM AMANDA AVE. & PAULETTE TERR. 7:50 AM BUS 62 RAYMOND RD. & DESIDERSTA DR. 7:30 AM 442 RAYMOND RD 7:33 AM RAYMOND RD. & FREEMAN DR. 7:34 AM RAYMOND RD. & BEATRICE AVE. 7:35 AM BEATRICE AVE. & TADPOLE WY 7:36 AM BEATRICE AVE. & PERSEVERANCE PATH 7:39 AM PERSERVERANCE PATH & ZIONS PL 7:40 AM FREEMAN DR & RAYMOND RD 7:42 AM BUS 63 109 BOURNE RD. 7:32 AM 165 BOURNE RD. 7:33 AM 177 BOURNE RD. 7:33 AM WALLWIND DR & NICHOLAS AVE 7:37 AM NICHOLAS AVE & S. WIND DR. 7:39 AM JOCELYN AVE & WALL WIND DR 7:41 AM SPINNAKER DR & MOORING CIR 7:43 AM 264 BOURNE RD 7:46 AM 346 BOURNE RD. 7:47 AM 120 BOURNE RD. 7:49 AM 78 BOURNE RD 7:50 AM 14 BOURNE RD. 7:51 AM 70 HALFWAY POND RD 7:52 AM 15 GRAYSTONE DR 7:53 AM BUS 64 7 JUSTINE RD. 7:45 AM JUSTINE RD. & DOROTHY DR. ( 2 ND 4-WAY) 7:46 AM DOROTHY DR & NANCY DR 7:48 AM 3 DOROTHY DR 7:49 AM JUSTINE AVE. & PAULA RD. 7:51 AM BUS 65 RIVER RUN WAY & WAREHAM RD 7:28 AM WAREHAM RD & RIVER BIRCH WAY 7:29 AM 581 WAREHAM RD. 7:35 AM 25 SANDY BEACH RD 7:36 AM 43 SANDY BEACH RD. 7:37 AM SANDY BEACH RD & SQUIRREL RD 7:38 AM WAREHAM RD. & WHITE SPRUCE LANE 7:43 AM 214 /216 WAREHAM RD. 7:44 AM 139 WAREHAM RD. 7:46 AM MAST RD. & WAREHAM RD. 7:48 AM 240 HALFWAY POND RD. 7:50 AM HALFWAY POND RD. & WILDFLOWER LN 7:50 AM 182 HALFWAY POND RD 7:51 AM 100 HALFWAY POND RD. 7:53 AM 620 LONG POND RD 7:58 AM BUS 67 1500 OLD SANDWICH RD 7:26 AM OLD SANDWICH RD. & SAVERY POND RD 7:27 AM OLD SANDWICH RD. & LAKE RD 7:28 AM 1293 OLD SANDWICH RD. 7:30 AM 544 SHIP POND RD. 7:32 AM 99 EARLY RED CIR. 7:33 AM 71 EARLY RED CIR. 7:34 AM 28 EARLY RED CIR. 7:35 AM SHIP POND RD.
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