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136 bus time schedule & line map 136 Raymond Terrace to Stockton via Medowie View In Website Mode The 136 bus line (Raymond Terrace to Stockton via Medowie) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Fern Bay: 6:05 AM - 7:05 PM (2) Newcastle Airport: 6:09 PM (3) Raymond Terrace: 6:26 AM - 7:39 PM (4) Stockton Wharf: 5:45 AM - 7:22 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 136 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 136 bus arriving. Direction: Fern Bay 136 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Fern Bay Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:05 AM - 7:05 PM Stockton Wharf, Mitchell St Stockton Ferry Wharf, NSW Tuesday 6:05 AM - 7:05 PM Mitchell St at Queen St Wednesday 6:05 AM - 7:05 PM 25 Mitchell Street, Stockton Thursday 6:05 AM - 7:05 PM Mitchell St at Crown St Friday 6:05 AM - 7:05 PM 43 Mitchell Street, Stockton Saturday Not Operational Mitchell St at Clyde St 97 Mitchell Street, Stockton Clyde St at Dunbar St 17 Clyde Street, Stockton 136 bus Info Direction: Fern Bay Stockton RSL And Citizens Club, Douglas St Stops: 25 29 Douglas Street, Stockton Trip Duration: 16 min Line Summary: Stockton Wharf, Mitchell St, Mitchell Monmouth St at Roxburgh St St at Queen St, Mitchell St at Crown St, Mitchell St at Monmouth Street, Stockton Clyde St, Clyde St at Dunbar St, Stockton RSL And Citizens Club, Douglas St, Monmouth St at Roxburgh Roxburgh St at Hereford St St, Roxburgh St at Hereford St, Stockton Fire Station, 57 Hereford Street, Stockton Hereford St, Douglas St at Pembroke St, Douglas St at Cardigan St, Douglas St at Flint St, Dunbar St at Stockton Fire Station, Hereford St Flint St, Dunbar St after Booth St, Gri∆th Av at 38 Hereford Street, Stockton Fullerton St, Fullerton St opp Meredith St, Fullerton St before Nelson Bay Rd, Nelson Bay Rd opp Stockton Douglas St at Pembroke St Cemetery, Nelson Bay Rd opp Taylor Rd, Nelson Bay 17 Pembroke Street, Stockton Rd opp Vardon Rd, 1041 Nelson Bay Rd, 1073 Nelson Bay Rd, Bayway Village, First Av, Nelson Bay Douglas St at Cardigan St Rd opp Bayway Village, Seaside Bvd before Ironbark 155 Douglas Street, Stockton Dr Douglas St at Flint St 185 Douglas Street, Stockton Dunbar St at Flint St 225 Dunbar Street, Stockton Dunbar St after Booth St 243 Dunbar Street, Stockton Gri∆th Av at Fullerton St 1 Gri∆th Avenue, Stockton Fullerton St opp Meredith St 296 Fullerton Street, Stockton Fullerton St before Nelson Bay Rd Nelson Bay Rd opp Stockton Cemetery Nelson Bay Rd opp Taylor Rd Nelson Bay Rd opp Vardon Rd 1012 Nelson Bay Road, Fern Bay 1041 Nelson Bay Rd 1041 Nelson Bay Road, Fern Bay 1073 Nelson Bay Rd 1073 Nelson Bay Road, Fern Bay Bayway Village, First Av 1126 Nelson Bay Road, Fern Bay Nelson Bay Rd opp Bayway Village 1117 Nelson Bay Road, Fern Bay Seaside Bvd before Ironbark Dr 88 Seaside Boulevard, Fern Bay Direction: Newcastle Airport 136 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Newcastle Airport Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Raymond Terrace Market Place, Port Stephens St Port Stephens Street, Raymond Terrace Tuesday Not Operational Raymond Terrace Community Centre, Port Wednesday Not Operational Stephens St Thursday Not Operational 55 Port Stephens Street, Raymond Terrace Friday Not Operational Port Stephens St at Glenelg St Glenelg Street, Raymond Terrace Saturday 6:09 PM Raymond Terrace Shopping Centre, Sturgeon St Sturgen Street, Raymond Terrace St Brigid's Parish School, William St 136 bus Info 67A William Street, Raymond Terrace Direction: Newcastle Airport Stops: 61 St Brigid's Catholic Church, Irrawang St Trip Duration: 48 min Line Summary: Raymond Terrace Market Place, Port Irrawang St after Bourke St Stephens St, Raymond Terrace Community Centre, 26 Irrawang Street, Raymond Terrace Port Stephens St, Port Stephens St at Glenelg St, Raymond Terrace Shopping Centre, Sturgeon St, St Irrawang St opp Smiths Lane Brigid's Parish School, William St, St Brigid's Catholic 8 Irrawang Street, Raymond Terrace Church, Irrawang St, Irrawang St after Bourke St, Irrawang St opp Smiths Lane, Mount Hall Rd at Mount Hall Rd at Cambridge Av Cambridge Av, Mount Hall Rd at Watt St, Mount Hall A6 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace Rd after Banks St, Mount Hall Rd at Clyde Cct, Irrawang High School, Mount Hall Rd, Mount Hall Rd Mount Hall Rd at Watt St at Oldƒeld Cl, Mount Hall Rd at Dunn Pl, Lakeside 26 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace Shopping Centre, Benjamin Lee Dr, Benjamin Lee Dr opp Eskdale Dr, Raymond Terrace Church, Benjamin Mount Hall Rd after Banks St Lee Dr, Richardson Rd opp Benjamin Lee Dr, Finnan 40 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace Park, Richardson Rd, Richardson Rd at Grahamstown Rd, Grahamstown Aquatic Centre, Mount Hall Rd at Clyde Cct Grahamstown Rd, Grahamstown Rd opp Pastures 2 Clyde Circuit, Raymond Terrace Dr, Grahamstown Rd opp Old Farm Rd, Grahamstown Rd opp 40, Lisadell Rd after Fairlands Irrawang High School, Mount Hall Rd Rd, Uniting Church Medowie, Abundance Rd, 89 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace Abundance Rd before Ferodale Rd, Ferodale Rd before Peppertree Rd, Medowie Rd opp Silver Wattle Mount Hall Rd at Oldƒeld Cl Dr, Medowie Rd opp Kindlebark Dr, Medowie Rd 120 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace before Kindlebark Dr, Federation Dr before County Cl, Federation Dr opp Heritage Av, Federation Dr opp 36, Mount Hall Rd at Dunn Pl 49 Federation Dr, Federation Dr opp Glanmorgan Av, 144 Mount Hall Road, Raymond Terrace Coachwood Dr opp Tupelo St, Coachwood Dr opp Laurina St, Laurina St opp Hakea Pde, Kindlebark Lakeside Shopping Centre, Benjamin Lee Dr Oval, Laurina St, Kindlebark Dr opp Tea Tree Dr, 67 Benjamin Lee Drive, Raymond Terrace Kindlebark Dr after Rosewood Dr, James Rd at Coachwood Dr, James Rd at Windeyer Cl, James Rd Benjamin Lee Dr opp Eskdale Dr at Raymond Cl, James Rd at Boyd Bvd, Boyd Bvd 44 Benjamin Lee Drive, Raymond Terrace after James Rd, South St after Koala Cl, South St opp Potoroo Bvd, South St opp Sylvan Av, Sylvan Av Raymond Terrace Church, Benjamin Lee Dr before Tahlee Pl, 46 Sylvan Av, Sylvan Av opp Scenic 10 Benjamin Lee Drive, Raymond Terrace Cl, Sylvan Av at Eagle Cl, South St after Championship Dr, Medowie Rd at Richardson Rd, Richardson Rd opp Benjamin Lee Dr Medowie Rd opp RAAF Base Williamtown North Richardson Road, Raymond Terrace Gate, Nelson Bay Rd opp Medowie Rd, Nelson Bay Rd opp Slades Rd, Newcastle Airport Finnan Park, Richardson Rd Richardson Rd at Grahamstown Rd Grahamstown Aquatic Centre, Grahamstown Rd Grahamstown Rd opp Pastures Dr Grahamstown Road, Medowie Grahamstown Rd opp Old Farm Rd Grahamstown Rd opp 40 Lisadell Rd after Fairlands Rd Uniting Church Medowie, Abundance Rd 63 Lisadell Road, Medowie Abundance Rd before Ferodale Rd 5 Abundance Road, Medowie Ferodale Rd before Peppertree Rd 37F Ferodale Road, Medowie Medowie Rd opp Silver Wattle Dr 805 Medowie Road, Medowie Medowie Rd opp Kindlebark Dr Medowie Rd before Kindlebark Dr 9A Heritage Avenue, Medowie Federation Dr before County Cl Federation Dr opp Heritage Av 25 Federation Drive, Medowie Federation Dr opp 36 36 Federation Drive, Medowie 49 Federation Dr 49 Federation Drive, Medowie Federation Dr opp Glanmorgan Av 69 Federation Drive, Medowie Coachwood Dr opp Tupelo St 156 Coachwood Drive, Medowie Coachwood Dr opp Laurina St 132 Coachwood Drive, Medowie Laurina St opp Hakea Pde 34 Laurina Street, Medowie Kindlebark Oval, Laurina St 10 Laurina Street, Medowie Kindlebark Dr opp Tea Tree Dr 14 Kindlebark Drive, Medowie Kindlebark Dr after Rosewood Dr 4 Kindlebark Drive, Medowie James Rd at Coachwood Dr 83 James Road, Medowie James Rd at Windeyer Cl James Rd at Raymond Cl James Rd at Boyd Bvd 79 James Road, Medowie Boyd Bvd after James Rd 34 Boyd Boulevard, Medowie South St after Koala Cl 12 South Street, Medowie South St opp Potoroo Bvd 35 South Street, Medowie South St opp Sylvan Av 44 South Street, Medowie Sylvan Av before Tahlee Pl 63 Sylvan Avenue, Medowie 46 Sylvan Av 46 Sylvan Avenue, Medowie Sylvan Av opp Scenic Cl 30 Sylvan Avenue, Medowie Sylvan Av at Eagle Cl 18 Sylvan Avenue, Medowie South St after Championship Dr South Street, Medowie Medowie Rd at Richardson Rd Richardson Road, Williamtown Medowie Rd opp RAAF Base Williamtown North Gate Nelson Bay Rd opp Medowie Rd Nelson Bay Rd opp Slades Rd Newcastle Airport Williamtown Drive, Williamtown Direction: Raymond Terrace 136 bus Time Schedule 94 stops Raymond Terrace Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:40 AM - 4:55 PM Monday 6:26 AM - 7:39 PM Stockton Wharf, Mitchell St Stockton Ferry Wharf, NSW Tuesday 6:26 AM - 7:39 PM Mitchell St at Queen St Wednesday 6:26 AM - 7:39 PM 25 Mitchell Street, Stockton Thursday 6:26 AM - 7:39 PM Mitchell St at Crown St Friday 6:26 AM - 7:39 PM 43 Mitchell Street, Stockton Saturday 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM Mitchell St at Clyde St 97 Mitchell Street, Stockton Clyde St at Dunbar St 17 Clyde Street, Stockton 136 bus Info Direction: Raymond Terrace Stockton RSL And Citizens Club, Douglas St Stops: 94 29 Douglas Street, Stockton Trip Duration: 76 min Line Summary: Stockton Wharf, Mitchell St, Mitchell Monmouth St at Roxburgh St St at Queen St, Mitchell St at Crown St, Mitchell St at Monmouth Street, Stockton Clyde St, Clyde St at Dunbar St, Stockton RSL And Citizens Club, Douglas St, Monmouth St at Roxburgh Roxburgh St at Hereford St St, Roxburgh St at Hereford St, Stockton Fire Station, 57 Hereford Street, Stockton Hereford St, Douglas St at Pembroke St, Douglas St at Cardigan St, Douglas St at Flint St, Dunbar St at Stockton Fire Station, Hereford St Flint St, Dunbar St after Booth St,
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