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1Telde → Valsequillo
2Valsequillo → Telde
3Telde → San Mateo
4San Mateo → Telde
Route stops

123 stops • 4 directions

13: Telde = La Herradura = Valsequillo
  1. Telde (Estacion de guaguas)
  2. Mercado Municipal
  3. Rotonda Daora (Telde)
  4. Arnao
  5. San Jose De Las Longueras
  6. La Herradura
  7. Fulton
  8. Fulton No45
  9. Holanda
  10. Hurtado Mendoza
  11. Nicolas Copernico (Taller)
  12. Nicolas Copernico
  13. Cruce Lomo Los Muertos
  14. Balcon De Telde
  15. Ceip Montana Las Palmas
  16. Entrada Tecen
  17. Montana Las Palmas
  18. Camino A Piletas
  19. Vuelta Los Navarros
  20. Ceip La Barrera
  21. La Barrera
  22. Plaza La Barrera
  23. Los Llanetes
  24. La Cantera
  25. Luis Verde
  26. Las Casas
  27. Surtidor Cepsa
  28. Valsequillo
13: Valsequillo = Telde
  1. Valsequillo
  2. Surtidor Cepsa
  3. Las Casas
  4. Luis Verde
  5. La Cantera
  6. Los Llanetes
  7. Plaza La Barrera
  8. La Barrera
  9. Ceip La Barrera
  10. Vuelta Los Navarros
  11. Camino A Piletas
  12. Montana Las Palmas
  13. Ceip Montana Las Palmas
  14. Balcon De Telde
  15. Lomo Los Muertos
  16. Cruce La Herradura
  17. San Jose
  18. San Jose De Las Longueras
  19. Rotonda Av. Alejandro Castro
  20. Parking San Gregorio
  21. Telde (Estacion de guaguas)
13: Telde = Tenteniguada (= San Mateo)
  1. Telde (Estacion de guaguas)
  2. Mercado Municipal
  3. Rotonda Daora (Telde)
  4. Arnao
  5. San Jose De Las Longueras
  6. San Jose
  7. Cruce La Herradura
  8. Cruce Lomo Los Muertos
  9. Balcon De Telde
  10. Ceip Montana Las Palmas
  11. Entrada Tecen
  12. Montana Las Palmas
  13. Camino A Piletas
  14. Vuelta Los Navarros
  15. Ceip La Barrera
  16. La Barrera
  17. Plaza La Barrera
  18. Los Llanetes
  19. La Cantera
  20. Luis Verde
  21. Las Casas
  22. Surtidor Cepsa
  23. Valsequillo
  24. Colmenar Alto
  25. Las Vegas
  26. Av. Las Vegas
  27. La Esperanza
  28. El Troncon
  29. Juantello
  30. Montecillo
  31. Tenteniguada
  32. Lomo De Perera
  33. Lomo La Vega
  34. Puente La Lechucilla
  35. Ies Vega De San Mateo
  36. San Mateo
  37. Estacion De San Mateo
13: (San Mateo =) Tenteniguada = Telde
  1. Estacion De San Mateo
  2. San Mateo
  3. Ies Vega De San Mateo
  4. Puente La Lechucilla
  5. Lomo La Vega
  6. Lomo De Perera
  7. Cruce Del Rincon
  8. Tenteniguada
  9. Montecillo
  10. Fuente Umbria
  11. El Troncon
  12. La Esperanza
  13. Era de Mota
  14. Lezcano
  15. Las Vegas
  16. Colmenar Alto
  17. Valsequillo
  18. Surtidor Cepsa
  19. Las Casas
  20. Luis Verde
  21. La Cantera
  22. Los Llanetes
  23. Plaza La Barrera
  24. La Barrera
  25. Ceip La Barrera
  26. Vuelta Los Navarros
  27. Camino A Piletas
  28. Montana Las Palmas
  29. Ceip Montana Las Palmas
  30. Balcon De Telde
  31. Lomo Los Muertos
  32. Cruce La Herradura
  33. San Jose
  34. San Jose De Las Longueras
  35. Rotonda Av. Alejandro Castro
  36. Parking San Gregorio
  37. Telde (Estacion de guaguas)
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Common Questions About This Route
We've gathered all the essentials based on open data. Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What number is assigned to this route?

Route number is 13. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for 13 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus 13 stop here?'

Where does bus #13 run?

This route serves the Telde (Spain) region. In larger metro areas, routes can pass through several districts or towns. To know for sure if it works for you, pull up the route map and check the key stops and direction.

Who's the official operator?

Operator is GLOBAL SU. This is the official company responsible for the route. If you run into problems (rude driver, breakdown, dirty vehicle, delays)—contact them. It helps to note the time, direction, and route number—makes your complaint more specific and gets handled faster. Contact info is usually on the company website or in transit apps.

What color is the route on maps?

On transit maps this route is marked in #449AD5. Color helps you spot the line quickly and tell it apart from others. In some cities the line color appears on stop signs or even on the vehicles themselves. The exact shade might vary between sources—go by route number and endpoints instead.

Additional Route Information
13: Telde = La Herradura = Valsequillo13: Telde ⇒ La Herradura ⇒ Valsequillo

Reference

13

Origin

Telde

Destination

Valsequillo

Via

La Herradura

Route network

Gran Canaria Buses

Operator

GLOBAL SU

Color

#449AD5

13: Valsequillo = Telde13: Valsequillo ⇒ Telde

Reference

13

Origin

Valsequillo

Destination

Telde

Route network

Gran Canaria Buses

Operator

GLOBAL SU

Color

#449AD5

13: Telde = Tenteniguada (= San Mateo)13: Telde ⇒ Tenteniguada (⇒ San Mateo)

Reference

13

Origin

Telde

Destination

San Mateo

Via

Tenteniguada

Operator

GLOBAL SU

Color

#449AD5

13: (San Mateo =) Tenteniguada = Telde13: (San Mateo ⇒) Tenteniguada ⇒ Telde

Reference

13

Origin

San Mateo

Destination

Telde

Via

Tenteniguada

Operator

GLOBAL SU

Color

#449AD5

Quick overview

Explore the bus 13 route in Telde (Spain). 4 directions, 123 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.

Data source

The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.


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