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Buses and trams from Addington Hills and Coombe Lane Selhurst Park 130 Stadium Thornton Heath Parchmore Road Park Road South Norwood Clock Tower Norwood Junction SOUTH Portland Road NORWOOD Croydon Arena Woodside T Lower Addiscombe Road Ashburton Park Shirley Road Oasis Academy Shirley Road Bingham Road West Croydon Shirley Road Shirley Clinic Centrale Wellesley Road for Whitgift Centre Shirley Road Shirley Park/Shirley Avenue London Trams Addiscombe Road Addiscombe Road East Croydon Sandilands Mapledale Avenue Trinity School Addiscombe Road Addiscombe Road Church George Lebanon Road Ashburton Road Birch Tree Way Upper Shirley Road Street Street Croydon Shirley Church Road Flyover/High Street The yellow tinted area includes every bus stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from South Croydon Shirley Swan & Sugar Loaf Addington Hills and Coombe Lane. Main Windmill stops are shown in the white area outside. South Croydon U S P H Bus Garage R P I O R E R A L Shirley Park D E D Y R TS Purley Oaks Golf Course DPI SAN PURLEY D Purley OA R Tesco KS E OA B M O O C INE Stoats Nest Road P L Addington L I H Hills View H Point C R OLD I Old Coulsdon B Tudor Rose D COULSDON OA R Lloyd Park LS IL H Coulsdon Common ©P1ndar Y LE IR Addington H Coombe S Golf Course Lane NKE Caterham-on-the-Hill SU N R Westway D CO 466 OMBE LAN WAL E BISHOPS K LLARDS WAY BA G R HeathÀeld A G V ADDINGTON RA EL V H EL IL H L I LL Gravel Hill Addington Park for Gravel Hill Field Way Field Way 466 Applegarth Foxcombe Field Way Field Way Gravel Hill Addington T The Coppins North Walk Village Field Way Interchange Castle Hill School Headley Drive Merrow Way Fieldway Montacute Road King Henry’s Drive Arnhem Drive 130 Buses and trams from Addington Hills and Coombe Lane King Henry’s Drive Buses and trams from Addington Hills and Coombe Lane New Addington © Transport for London Vulcan Way Information correct from March 2018 NEW London Trams ADDINGTON Selhurst Park 130 Stadium DestinationThornton finder Heath Route finder Parchmore Road Destination Bus/tram routes BusPark Roadstops Destination Bus/tram routes Bus stops Destination Bus/tram routes Bus stops Bus route Towards Bus stops ,a ,m ,n ,q New Addington ,b ,r ,s ,t A Gravel Hill London Trams Tram stop Portland Road Croydon Arena 130 130 South Norwood King Henry's Drive, Vulcan Way Addington Village 130, 466 ,b Clock,r ,sTower ,t ,b ,r ,s ,t Purley R Tesco 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q GravelNorwood Hill Junction Addington Park 130, 466 Thornton Heath ,a ,m ,n ,q R 466 Addington Village ,b ,r ,s ,t Interchange London Trams Tram stop for Gravel Hill Purley Oaks 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q SOUTH Caterham-on-the-Hill ,a ,m ,n ,q Addiscombe Road 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Portland Road NORWOOD HCroydon Arena S Arnhem Drive 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Headley Drive 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Sandilands 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Trams Woodside T Towards Tram stops C London Trams Tram stop K Croydon Tram stop Caterham-on-the-Hill Westway 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Selhurst Park Stadium 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q New Addington Tram stop King Henry’s Drive London Trams Tram stop Lower Addiscombe Road Ashburton Park Centrale London Trams Tram stop King Henry’s Drive Vulcan Way 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Shirley Windmill 130, 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Church Street London Trams Tram stop Shirley Road 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q LShirley Road Oasis Academy Key Coulsdon Common 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q South Croydon Bus Garage and 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Lebanon Road 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q o Connections with London Overground Croydon Flyover/High Street 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Swan & Sugar Loaf R Shirley Road London Trams Tram stop Connections with National Rail Bingham Road Connections with London Trams Croydon Arena 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q South Norwood Clock Tower 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q Lloyd Park London Trams Tram stop West Croydon Shirley Road Stoats Nest Road 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q E LowerShirley Clinic Addiscombe Road 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q Centrale Free transfer between bus and tram WellesleyEast RoadCroydon R 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Ashburton Park for Whitgift Centre T Shirley Road There is free interchange between trams and bus route Shirley Park/Shirley Avenue R 130 at Coombe Lane. London Trams LondonAddiscombe Trams Road TramAddiscombe stop Road M Thornton Heath 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q East Croydon Sandilands Mapledale Avenue Trinity School Addiscombe Road Addiscombe Road Merrow Way 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Parchmore Road Church George F Lebanon Road Ashburton Road Birch Tree Way Upper Shirley Road Street Street Croydon Shirley Church Road Flyover/HighFieldway Street 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Montacute Road 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t The yellow tinted area includes every busU Ways to pay stop up to about one-and-a-half miles from South Croydon London Trams Tram stop NShirley Addington Hills and Coombe Lane. Main Upper Shirley Road 130, 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Swan & Sugar Loaf Windmill stops are shown in the white area outside. Use your contactless debit or credit card. It’s the same South Croydon Field Way Applegarth, 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t NewU Addington London Trams Tram stop Shirley Church Road S P fare as Oyster and there is no need to top up. H Bus Garage R P I O R E R A L Shirley Park D E D o R Castle Hill School, Foxcombe, NorwoodY Junction R 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q TS Purley Oaks Golf Course DPI W SAN Top up your Oyster pay as you go credit or buy North Walk and The Coppins PURLEY D O Wellesley Road London Trams Tram stop Travelcards and bus & tram passes at around Purley OA S R Tesco AK E 4,000 shops across London. O B ,a ,m ,n ,q Old Coulsdon TudorM Rose 466 for Whitgift Centre G O O E C PIN o R Stoats Nest Road George Street London Trams Tram stop P West Croydon London Trams Tram stop Sign up for an online account to top up online and L Addington L I H see your travel history and spending. Hills ,b ,r ,s ,t ,a ,m ,n ,q ,a ,m ,n ,q Goldcrest Way 130 View Park Road H 130 Woodside 130 Point C R OLD I Old Coulsdon B Tudor Rose D COULSDON OA R Lloyd Park LS IL H Coulsdon Common ©P1ndar Y LE IR Addington H Coombe S Golf Course Lane NKE Caterham-on-the-Hill SU N R Westway D CO ADDINGTON HILLS AND COOMBE LANE DR (CRO) TfL 163.03.18 (P) 466 OMBE LAN WAL E BISHOPS K LLARDS WAY BA G R HeathÀeld A G V ADDINGTON RA EL V H EL IL H L I LL Gravel Hill Addington Park for Gravel Hill Field Way Field Way 466 Applegarth Foxcombe Field Way Field Way Gravel Hill Addington T The Coppins North Walk Village Field Way Interchange Castle Hill School Headley Drive Merrow Way Fieldway Montacute Road King Henry’s Drive Arnhem Drive 130 King Henry’s Drive New Addington © Transport for London Vulcan Way Information correct from March 2018 NEW London Trams ADDINGTON Destination finder Route finder TfL 163.03.18 (P) DestinationAddington_Hills_and_Coombe_Lane_DR_Spider.indd Bus/tram routes 1 Bus stops Destination Bus/tram routes Bus stops Destination Bus/tram routes Bus stops Bus route Towards Bus stops 26/03/2018 11:47 ,a ,m ,n ,q New Addington ,b ,r ,s ,t A Gravel Hill London Trams Tram stop Portland Road Croydon Arena 130 130 King Henry's Drive, Vulcan Way Addington Village 130, 466 ,b ,r ,s ,t R ,a ,m ,n ,q Gravel Hill Addington Park 130, 466 ,b ,r ,s ,t Purley Tesco 466 Thornton Heath ,a ,m ,n ,q R 466 Addington Village ,b ,r ,s ,t Interchange London Trams Tram stop for Gravel Hill Purley Oaks 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Caterham-on-the-Hill ,a ,m ,n ,q ,a ,m ,n ,q Addiscombe Road 466 H S Arnhem Drive 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Headley Drive 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Sandilands 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Trams Towards Tram stops C London Trams Tram stop K Croydon Tram stop Caterham-on-the-Hill Westway 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q ,a ,m ,n ,q New Addington Tram stop King Henry’s Drive London Trams Tram stop Selhurst Park Stadium 130 Centrale London Trams Tram stop King Henry’s Drive Vulcan Way 130 ,b ,r ,s ,t Shirley Windmill 130, 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Church Street London Trams Tram stop L Shirley Road 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q Key Coulsdon Common 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q South Croydon Bus Garage and 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Lebanon Road 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q o Connections with London Overground ,a ,m ,n ,q Croydon Flyover/High Street 466 London Trams Tram stop Swan & Sugar Loaf R Connections with National Rail Connections with London Trams Croydon Arena 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q ,a ,m ,n ,q Lloyd Park London Trams Tram stop South Norwood Clock Tower 130 E Lower Addiscombe Road 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q Stoats Nest Road 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Free transfer between bus and tram East Croydon R 466 ,a ,m ,n ,q Ashburton Park T There is free interchange between trams and bus route London Trams Tram stop M Thornton Heath R 130 ,a ,m ,n ,q 130 at Coombe Lane.
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