London Buses route 63
London Buses route 63 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, England. Running between Honor Oak and King's Cross, it is operated by London Central.
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| Overview | |
| Operator | London Central |
| Garage | Peckham (PM) |
| Night-time | Night Bus N63 |
| Route | |
| Start | Honor Oak |
| Via | Peckham Elephant & Castle Blackfriars Ludgate Circus |
| End | King's Cross |
History
On 15 September 1954, route 63 was extended from Honor Oak to Crystal Palace as a replacement for the British Railways branch line to Crystal Palace (High Level), which was closed at the same time.[1]
In 2003, route 63 was withdrawn between Honor Oak and Crystal Palace, replaced by route 363.[2]
Current route
Route 63 operates via these primary locations:[3]
- Honor Oak Forest Hill Tavern
- Peckham Rye station
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- Peckham High Street
- Bricklayers Arms
- New Kent Road
- Elephant & Castle station
- St George's Circus
- Southwark station
- Blackfriars Bridge
- Blackfriars station
- Ludgate Circus
- City Thameslink station
- Farringdon station
- Mount Pleasant
- King's Cross station
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References
- "Crystal Palace High Level branch to close". The Railway Gazette. 101: 124. 1954.
- "All change on Route 63". london-se1.co.uk. 18 May 2003.
- Route 63 Map Transport for London
External links
- Timetable
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