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Revision as of 16:32, 1 November 2025
Route 361 was a weekend service from the City to Red Hill
   
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| Start | City Interchange |
| End | Red Hill Terminus |
| Via | Parkes, Barton, Manuka, Forrest, Red Hill |
| Start date | October 1981 |
| End date | July 1988 |
| Route Type | Feeder |
| Days of operation | Weekends |
| Preceded by | Route 350 (1979), Route 351 (1979) |
| Succeeded by | Route 350 (1979), Route 351 (1979) |
| Timetables | |
| October 1981 - January 1985 - March 1987 | |
Directions
Outbound
City Interchange (L) London (L) Commonwealth (L) King Edward (R) 2nd Parkes (L) King George (R) Walpole (L) Queen Victoria (C) National (L) Canberra (R) Furneaux (L) Franklin (R) Flinders (R) Murray (L) Furneaux (L) Arthur (L) Monaro (R) Golden (L) La Perouse (R) Caley (R) Goyder (L) Dalrymple (R) Red Hill Terminus
Inbound
Red Hill Terminus (L) Dalrymple (R) Goyder (L) Caley (L) La Perouse (R) Golden (L) Monaro (R) Arthur (R) Furneaux (R) Murray (L) Flinders (L) Franklin (R) Furneaux (L) Canberra (R) National (C) Queen Victoria (R) Walpole (L) King Goerge (R) Parkes (L) King Edward (R) Flynn (L) Commonwealth (R) London (R) City Interchange
Notes
- This service operated on Saturday afternoon/evenings, Sundays, and public holidays.
- Weekday services were provided by Route 350 (1979) and Route 351 (1979). Evening outbound services were provided by Route 391 (1981).