List of Bus Routes in Edmonton - West Central Routes (120-139)

West Central Routes (120-139)

Route #	Destinations	Notes
120	Jasper Place Downtown Stadium	Weekday/Saturday supplement to Routes 1 and 2 Midday and Saturday trips interline with Route 3 at Jasper Place
121	Westmount Northgate	Peak hours only
122	West Edmonton Mall Westmount	Peak hours only
123	Jasper Place Westmount	Peak hours only
124	Mistatim Industrial Westmount	Peak hours only
125	Jasper Place Kingsway Downtown	Peak hours and midday buses extend to Downtown
126	Jasper Place Northwest Industrial	Midday service only
127	Westmount Kingsway Coliseum Belvedere	Trips only run from Kingsway to Coliseum on evenings
128	University Westmount Castle Downs
129	West Edmonton Mall N.W. Industrial Park Westmount	Peak hours only
130	University NAIT Northgate	NAIT–Northgate operates during peak hours between September and June only
132	Westmount Downtown	Peak hours only
133	West Edmonton Mall South Campus/Fort Edmonton Park	Peak hours only Weekday service only
134	Northgate Downtown	Weekday service only
135	Westmount Downtown	Peak hour/midday short turn branch of Route 5
136	Lewis Estates The Grange	Late night service
138	Wedgewood South Campus/Fort Edmonton Park	Peak hours only, September to April Non-stop express route
139	Grange South Campus/Fort Edmonton Park	Peak hours only Weekday service only

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