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Line 327: ===Bus=== Bus services, planned and subsidised by Greater Wellington Regional Council under the [[Metlink Wellington\|Metlink]] brand, are centred around the [[Upper Hutt railway station]] and operate from Monday to Saturday on most routes, with the 110 route between Upper Hutt and [[Lower Hutt]] operating 7 days a week.<ref name="Bus 110 Timetable">{{cite web \|url=https://www.metlink.org.nz/service/110 \|~~name~~title=~~Metlink:~~ Route 110 Emerald Hill - Upper Hutt - Lower Hutt - Petone \|~~publisher~~website=Metlink \|access-date=8 December 2021}}</ref> All of the urbanised areas of the city are served by public bus routes, and the rural areas are served by school buses. ===Railway=== Line 350: ==Sports and recreation== [[File:Upper Hutt City SC Logo.gif\|thumb\|right\|Upper Hutt City SC Emblem &<br /> Website]] Walking and mountain-biking is popular along [[Hutt River, New Zealand\|Te Awa Kairangi / Hutt River]] and on the tracks in many parks, including Karapoti (focal point of the annual [[Karapoti Classic]]), [[Kaitoke]], [[Cannons Point]], [[Tunnel Gully]] and the [[Remutaka Rail Trail]]. Popular team sports include [[Cricket]], [[Netball]], [[rugby football\|Rugby]], [[Rugby league]], Soccer, and Valley Gridiron American football. [[File:H2O Xtream.jpg\|thumb\|H2O Xtream swimming pool]]

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