Heathrow Bus Station
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Heathrow Bus Station by Martin Addison as part of the Geograph project.
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Heathrow Bus Station
Image: © Martin Addison Taken: 9 Mar 1980
The entrance to the bus station with terminal 1 and its associated arrivals/departures car parking in the background. The carparking and terminal have been spruced up since this was taken. The brickwall on the left and the grass behind it have been replaced with new bus stands to maintain and possibly increase capacity after the main area of the bus station was converted from drive through to drive in bays. See Image by Roger Davies which shows this modification. LS4 of London Transport arrives on route 82, passing London Country SNC169 on the 701. The 82 ran between Hounslow and Hatton Cross. It was subsequently replaced by the 202 along part of its route. The current 82 runs from Victoria to North Finchley. The 701 is en-route to Windsor. LS4 and SNC169 are both Leyland National's.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.471224
Longitude
-0.452942