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Dearne Valley E O E K 1 Little Lan E 226 T 26.X26.X27 to Barnsley Lister Row igh A B C D E F G H I H reet J Great St 26 Houghton H C X26 A1(M) i h g C 219 h u l r X27 a Main bus routes in & around c S 219A tr y h ee t Arksey t o e k n L an o a L ro y T . n e y B a L d h ll R e s W i Y ur a err k M o n n r s A c r Dearne Valley e o e k 1 Little Lan e 226 t. R Doncaster S o R r a oa Hou 219 o d d Stairfoot Houghton 216 ghto Thurnscoe s H 218 n d P Ro i a n Scawsby g ASOS a d i 226 Bentley 219 r 216 219 h 219A k M 219A W Junction 42 i 219A S d t D S 219 216 n 37 a e y d r on 26 p L X19 l e e c r e 219A get e a d Hickleton l s i 219A Li v Bentley e 22X 218 te n C i r . t Ardsley r 216 g l 226 Marr m R i d f W E o D . X19 f R 219 219A W ad 219 X19 Barnsl X19 Barnsley a o X26 R L e ey Ro Road Ro L a s B a m o . t Thurnscoe e d nsley ad g r 222 226 b Sa a K a 219A Ba e X27 d d s w l r t i i e e u r r e rsbrook k r o R o n X19 X19 X20 ll d B H m L w d a . a oa 22X e L h a to Barnsley f X27 217 R c L h o a r d . i r X19 t c e e a n e a st s Ridgewood s 222 e Darfield Upper School 26 o l ca ’ W h d t R n on h A r t Primary B X26 o A635 D i 1 B u e 226 R G ( R m e n i h s M School 219 218 d l k n r t l T c Billingley . ) a B e a l a i l X20 e n L 42 rn e 216 B 219A s Kempton Y y l g o ey n r R l k Middlecliffe R d e Park Road B U . L 226 h p d y a a r perw rt n o . sl od d o 42 ey R Don a 42 Cusw d. caster R o X19 oad Goldthorpe R Ro R Lane ad on o Back s a n n for details of services in r s. d Cusworth a e o r e DEARNE VALLEY e Cathill t e Doncaster Town Centre d 218 n yso C P u Wombwell Highgate 216 B e . Museum of l a a ar a X19 X27 nburg L n see map overleaf L Goldthor k 26 Roundabout pe h o MEGARIDER South Yorkshire e Darfield 218 c L R g enn v 2 Wilson Street R a i B 2 oad n rand n T A e S X26 219 e H Lane Lo Life t 226 5 t Bottom e ZONE a 9 217 a t t. The Dearne 219A n A S 1 g io n o l Station Road 6 h High School t n d o s A g S H i h l Heather Garth R i i a H o g d m h . Primary School n a W New d a L s S R Barnburgh a d o 220 Carr F o a H m t n ield La. Doncaster n o n . o R m 21 e i i D g e u e a . t 218 o n 219A t a n d 25 s A y n e 67 S t g c a a v M S a . n a L o 29 . s d t R 219 67A o e H 99 w l X19 R r me r e h m r ie at p g W Su L g R a BillinglVe 217 u o u . e ow a e o B e F l r i o l d e aw n e n b La c t R n ate o h t ry d Ho a Everill G e s o R o u S r o g L t H a m h n p d a a 216 r S d i g R u l Harlington Lu l h i d v h 226 w for services to g RSPB er Dea el T i d l n . ey Bolton oa Hill Sprotbrough ll H Robin Hood Airport L Va W Wombwell gh 22X.220 Dearne Old Moor r R u way upon Dearne aste n) d rk c h o Pa Nature Reserve Ing Don o a see inset below H rne sfie M gt ld L d 219 lin o i 222.226 an a ar t W e h St. e o (H R M Hig R e x 219A 219A e a b n y n 219 R n k 220 X20 v o to b R t l e ro g D N l o o w a 22X.216 W d n o L a s r u i M n a s a l c Melton Ro a e e a o W t o g r 219A a ad B h R a st a n w d h i o d r e er R 222.226 H l W 67 R n e t d ay n oa W ar R t h oo d e d Bolton upon o High Melton a W w 67A e D . 219A A1(M) y a 216 n rk 220 rd e Ba y 217 219 a a iv rn 70 P r K s 219A 219 l 218 M y G D n ey 220 Dearne University d lle A o a De Va 6 R i a o C rne 19 L l a 226 l o 5 l d X20 l Centre, R a a 3 b y n a e d h Wath L L kw K e c ing a. Doncaster ig r M k a e a 67 n k a d ic 217 H 3 P o n a t n b d y Jump A l v o S M e y Balby e Hemingfield l e a ll v b r R i a B e B s V Corton e l o 67A T n r l emetery r c 216 d C n L e Road u a 222 W Adwick upon Waverley a R n i i k Upon Dearne r m a o a o d e ea 67 n Wood y t L R p l n g 226 a D g e d to o n Primary h e n r e l d n n a t 67A e Dearne W l o 22X B L e r Rd lt . School o o L X20 e e t by f e ad i . S e w n Ro M w Brampton 216.220 d s d n Ne f d gh a Don . i Mexborough t a Manvers C m 222 n t 22X H ar s W M w o 222 C P Junction a Sm e School o a o Hemingfield R niston s S a ith Donc t r 36 221 r r W ast A Windhill u k t y e R r e e Post Office r R d o e . h L B o w a v d a B a WHighwoods d Hoyland t n ri d 218 La Cadeby i R 220 R u S e d R a i n t c d e R h d t d g l r o h . K e West Melton 226 s k a ig ie i m n . f g a R o H d S d R e o y t d o for details of services in d a R t r o Warmsworth o a ee a a y Gate s n Montagu d t a o G Warmsworth W a . Wath Upon Dearne d d e t W M . r S Westfield o 221 st e a u w Primary School W t T e Hospital o R t W C n o l i Town Centre s e s l i d a e l . o o c a a ighw R r P t n s y Dearne i b o H k d see map overleaf R L 70 o c a r s a H o r L h H R r e Wath n L 222 a R S Valley n t i (Park & Ride) e e s e h l i n a d C e w t y a School e a l R L k l i College e a e l n o e o Elsecar l il 228 d m R t S i u h Hospitals d g W o M Mexborough X20 i e s R . t V o d y d h Fiel ad C i 220 222 l R h C e o g 220 i f e m X20 f a a 22X e W n d S h t S Q d a 67 67A u e oa a R L rry n 222 ter Hill Rd e cas A1(M) 67.67A to Barnsley .
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