City of Moreton Bay - Revision history

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	==Operators==		==Operators==
	Out of the Translink south-east Queensland network, Moreton Bay has the largest number of operators within its boundary.		Out of the Translink south-east Queensland network, Moreton Bay has the largest number of operators within its boundary.
			*[[Brisbane Bus Lines]]: Operates a single bus route to Samford Valley.
	*[[Caboolture Bus Lines]]: As the name implies, covers Caboolture and other regions within the northernmost extremes of the Moreton Bay region.		*[[Caboolture Bus Lines]]: As the name implies, covers Caboolture and other regions within the northernmost extremes of the Moreton Bay region.
	*[[Transport for Brisbane]]: Covers suburbs that formerly fell within the Pine Rivers region, such as Albany Creek, Brendale and the southern parts of Strathpine.		*[[Transport for Brisbane]]: Covers suburbs that formerly fell within the Pine Rivers region, such as Albany Creek, Brendale and the southern parts of Strathpine.

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	*[[Caboolture Bus Lines]]: As the name implies, covers Caboolture and other regions within the northernmost extremes of the Moreton Bay region.		*[[Caboolture Bus Lines]]: As the name implies, covers Caboolture and other regions within the northernmost extremes of the Moreton Bay region.
	*[[Transport for Brisbane]]: Covers suburbs that formerly fell within the Pine Rivers region, such as Albany Creek, Brendale and the southern parts of Strathpine.		*[[Transport for Brisbane]]: Covers suburbs that formerly fell within the Pine Rivers region, such as Albany Creek, Brendale and the southern parts of Strathpine.
			*[[Hornibrook Buslines]]: Covers from as far south as Chermside, up to Kippa-Ring, Clontarf, Scarborough, and North Lakes.
			*[[Thompson Bus Services]]: Covers Strathpine, Warner, North Lakes, Murrumba Downs and Griffin.

	==Routes==		==Routes==

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	! Number \|\| Covers \|\| Operator \|\| Notes		! Number \|\| Covers \|\| Operator \|\| Notes
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	\|[[Route 358 (South-East Queensland\|358]]		\|[[Route 358 (South-East Queensland)\|358]]
	\|Strathpine to Chermside		\|Strathpine to Chermside
	\|Transport for Brisbane		\|Transport for Brisbane
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	\|}		\|}

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This article lists public transport available in the city of Moreton Bay.

==Operators==
Out of the Translink south-east Queensland network, Moreton Bay has the largest number of operators within its boundary.
*[[Caboolture Bus Lines]]: As the name implies, covers Caboolture and other regions within the northernmost extremes of the Moreton Bay region.
*[[Transport for Brisbane]]: Covers suburbs that formerly fell within the Pine Rivers region, such as Albany Creek, Brendale and the southern parts of Strathpine.

==Routes==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of withdrawn buses formerly owned by Park Ridge Transit."
|-
! Number || Covers || Operator || Notes
|-
|[[Route 358 (South-East Queensland|358]]
|Strathpine to Chermside
|Transport for Brisbane
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|}