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Barnsley Public Transport Map Barnsley town centre map Map of the public transport network in Barnsley and the surrounding area A B C D E F Brie e L ne 96.96a to Crigglestone 97 to Wakefield a 28.28c to Pontefract La 59.59a to Wakefield n ll H r Honeywell Centre for Sports and the Arts i Lan e M o 1 ld 1 l 36 to Hemsworth and O n and Wakefield d (Barnsley College) e H e a el y n Geo w u o W S South Elmsall e d R X10 to Leeds La l South d t l S e h r y r t r h g ee i g r s e ee fi l Barnsley’s Frequent Bus Network aig Church H e L e s t Hiendley C t W o a l H e d n Lane n x oodhouse Lane r n H g t treet 36 Robin d o R a S u a L t m o h ane a Stree d n L 59 ig o n d a a B Mai H ester S e n d S R W t W gate La. r r irk s R t e K fi e X10 oolle 59 n 1 96.96a e o e a e n y a t a S l t e d n t d 59a L l R i . s D a o y Edge Lane r o a 96 r k B n d yd w e n L c r 136 eJunction 38 ie a r n R l i a 2.X2 ane d oad V m l Felkirk e ill L 96a l S B M a h some i r ld m l O g 59a e o i S u 59 H y B R a journeys 28.28c h De 203 nton Str S 59 Rabbit Ings a r t eet h d i r R 6 d R n n o e . Lu o g Haigh B e l o 57 d d e N a H R Country Park e b n p a y S t d e c a p d P b t k b u d n r e d L e a a e r 208 e r a e d A H l i e t t ig d d 7 o n i r n S t J d h F t e g s R S M k r s S e e r t a 59 i a n l B c -P r r e t l e ri k By o r i g L d d r a e g H rth a e l em o V s o t w R d s n e e ia H tor l e ic W y fi V a 57 59a L i E t h L 218.218a s Shafton r e a e 57 g G a 11 C s u M w n . l he o o d T d h e r 1 a r W e u 37050533 F o st S Green b d r C R r Woolley a t M c d a 57 e 219.219a.X19 a 97 e . C h o M v 12 o k i a o H c k r a t D u i Hawthorne o Barnsley College o e D n o d r J Grange w d fi g R t am w s Street 36 y e a Barnsley General Hospital s e Barnsley S a e e r W tre 96 y o n Churc C et K l a h H 27b h o 220 . 20.21.21a.22 R il H d l a 93 97 L Royston u y Golf o d 27a i r 96a e l Hawthorne c m R R e l L 57 27 h h Course o Way d 27 27a.27b t y S a 37050048 E X10 a o S u 22x 222 r t 59 R t o a 1 d e 93 i H y 27a.27b r S i 1 97 n 36 le e l c 97 B i s e l r 59a g n o B o h r 28.28c t A o 95a s r u a s id l B 23.23a.24.24a 226 6 C d S C g t 3 97 o R e e r y r eet 7 e m e C n Str B n N o L e Falco e e m t o y a M l l a w m ot l o L o s t n ram o n t Shafton m 25.25a.29 o X10 Stre m h R d o e o et o ou o n se La a y n ts ose . d o . Wee haw Lane Ro Cl W r a slai e L 27 d erne Church Street d v B K e o a 27.27a.27b rsfie i d Staincross A n X17 Hudde l n i o 27a d g e R R s 97 s o o 1 wa T n W y B a Darton p y o d w e st 27b a u e o C r T l n k g n 28.28c X20 o l a i Carlton e 28.28c fi c t G u p n Eastgate e e a R d C n e a s n L o S a a t e S c l S w a y O L h a o h d lle h d Darton y rton t R W 95 R Windmill w Athersley l u S oa r L e 32 Cross boundary/ a d a e r n e t y b h H c n rc D a p e c Avenue i a L l h . d s u t r d B a M l . e t i t a h c h North o a n d t a e l l r St Mary's Church h 95a h r C r e a l e 27 o X10 t o o Church Lane f Infrequent services y R n C G 11 o S c R a w R e 38 o l k a m 36 N L l i U e t 96a o 27a.27b r t p d u p r r e H e W n n r e 1 R a Dell r h F T o 97 d 96 E t i 93a o Digital Media Centre g e e 11 n l B W Darton a P 28.28c S d Kexbrough n t u 95a 93a d o 28 L 2 e Avenue r 2 L t n o s a 37 g a a r n e 97 L l i o ind R y e 95 n n hurst r e o i a Park X10 R n d w oad a n o l b L a 1 36.37 28c r St Mary’s Gate E r 93a e a l e e C 37 a d L e Road with multiple services eld el X10 8 Grimethorpe d chfi H Fi N 38 y r 93 F 38 hu ch k 37 L C r i hu B r a C s Stacey a L ane A62 n a a L h 93a p ithes 38 e r In Crescent S 11 n d Barnsley Magistrates Court D 43.44 s u 20/21 219 B 95 d s Certain journeys Metrodome Leisure Complex l a e e K L t a C n s a r 27a.27b c S e . e y i th y m e e r i o 95a t La University Campus Barnsley n La New k R m R ne a d s a h 12 R e d . 57 57.59.59a n t t L a 12 o a t 96 o d r L d R l l D e a a d Lodge l o e l h e r r d l a e w n 59 96a a o i R w y S R fi R e e Route Terminus t l d n n S Stree H w d s d t gent r y a ill l g 66 32 Re ll . t a . d ow H h o a n 59a d C a e i Cudworth n o a h a r a w r h R o t o a R Rail Station r e e W w R C R w s 27.37.38.208 oa o D a s C . fi S t 67.67a.67b.67c South Yorkshire Police n 12 e n e o A n d Bus runs in direction of arrow e l n y o d 27.27a.27b.37 u M h t o d ig S h t H t t Q . l a e s r Cinema 1 r R W sl re y l 72.72a e a e e t y d P a M R Westgate u a d e . C Barnsley Town Hall . W n e e k 1 r n e t a R L v e Railway Line & Station S 27 t A fi The Barnsley Experience Museum 37 d d 27.27a.27b.37 e n 93.93a y 11 36 e e o e e a .
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