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Where can I find London wide bus maps?

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I know since TfL ceased publishing the 5 London bus maps it's been harder to keep abreast of how the network is changing.

I recall seeing a free pdf online with all London bus routes with some red lines and a quite unique design but I lost the link.
 
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Are you thinking of this

You can buy a paper copy of the zone 1 and 2 area of this map at WHSmith at major railway stations
Yes it is thanks!


I've so found these





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Mike Harris has been slaving away for 28 years producing every so often an up-to-date 'old school' London bus map in the traditional style that London's monopoly bus operator had made their own since the London Passenger Transport Board's inception in the 1930s. It is very much a labour of love, but it's easily purchased, and the best £2 you can spend in this day and age. The latest edition came out six weeks ago. Can't do links. sorry.
 

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Mike Harris has been slaving away for 28 years producing every so often an up-to-date 'old school' London bus map in the traditional style that London's monopoly bus operator had made their own since the London Passenger Transport Board's inception in the 1930s. It is very much a labour of love, but it's easily purchased, and the best £2 you can spend in this day and age. The latest edition came out six weeks ago. Can't do links. sorry.
Having purchased these maps (and one covering night routes) I woul;d strongly recommend them.
 

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Mike Harris has been slaving away for 28 years producing every so often an up-to-date 'old school' London bus map in the traditional style that London's monopoly bus operator had made their own since the London Passenger Transport Board's inception in the 1930s. It is very much a labour of love, but it's easily purchased, and the best £2 you can spend in this day and age. The latest edition came out six weeks ago. Can't do links. sorry.
Link in my post #2
 
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