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The southbound platform at Angel.
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The southbound platform at Angel.

This is a list of London Underground stations. It includes all stations on the London Underground that are open, for London Underground stations that are permanently closed, see the closed London Underground stations. For mainline stations, see the list of London railway stations. Docklands Light Railway stations are also included for integration purposes.


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[edit] A

Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Acton Town District, Piccadilly 3 20 February 1910 as rebuilt, original opening 1 July 1879 Mill Hill Park until 1910
Aldgate Metropolitan[a], Circle 1 18 November 1876
Aldgate East Hammersmith & City[d], District 1 6 October 1884 resited 31 October 1938 Proposed name before opening: Commercial Road
All Saints DLR (Stratford Branch) 2 31 August 1987
Alperton Piccadilly[h] 4 28 June 1903 Perivale-Alperton until 1910
Amersham Metropolitan D 1 September 1892 Amersham & Chesham Bois 1922-34
Angel Northern 1 17 November 1901
Archway Northern 2 & 3 22 June 1907 Highgate 1907-39, Archway (Highgate) 1939-41, Highgate (Archway) 1941-7. The proposed name before opening was Archway Tavern
Arnos Grove Piccadilly 4 19 September 1932
Arsenal Piccadilly 2 15 December 1906 Gillespie Road until 1932, Arsenal (Highbury Hill) from 5 November 1932 until suffix was gradually dropped
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Metropolitan Line platforms at Baker Street.
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Metropolitan Line platforms at Baker Street.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Baker Street Hammersmith & City[b], Metropolitan, Bakerloo, Circle, Jubilee 1 10 January 1863
Balham Northern 3 6 December 1926
Bank Waterloo & City, Northern, Central, DLR (Bank branch) 1 8 August 1898,
29 July 1991
City only on W&C until 1940
Barbican Metropolitan[b], Circle, Hammersmith & City 1 23 December 1865,
1 March 1866*
Aldersgate Street until 1910, Aldersgate 1910-23, Aldersgate & Barbican 1923-68
Barking District[j], Hammersmith & City 4 13 June 1854*, 2 June 1902
Barkingside Central Line 5 1 May 1903*,
31 May 1948
Barons Court District, Piccadilly 2 9 October 1905
Bayswater District[c], Circle 1 1 October 1868 Bayswater from opening, Bayswater (Queen's Road) dates unknown, Queen's Road (Bayswater) dates unknown, Bayswater (Queen's Road) & Westbourne Grove 1923-33
Beckton DLR (Beckton branch) 3 28 March 1994
Beckton Park DLR (Beckton branch) 3 28 March 1994
Becontree District 5 28 June 1926*, 18 July 1932 Gale Street Halt until 1926
Belsize Park Northern 2 22 June 1907
Bermondsey Jubilee 2 17 September 1999
Bethnal Green Central 2 4 December 1946
Blackfriars District[i], Circle 1 30 May 1870,
10 May 1886#
St Paul's (mainline station only)
Blackhorse Road Victoria 3 19 July 1894#, 1 September 1968
Blackwall DLR (Beckton branch) 2 28 March 1994
Bond Street Central, Jubilee 1 24 September 1900 Proposed names were Davies Street before opening and Selfridge's in 1909
Borough Northern 1 18 December 1890
Boston Manor Piccadilly[m] 4 1 May 1884 Boston Road until 1911
Bounds Green Piccadilly 3 & 4 19 September 1932
Bow Church DLR (Stratford Branch) 2 31 August 1987
Bow Road District[j], Hammersmith & City 2 11 June 1902
Brent Cross Northern 3 19 November 1923 Proposed name from 1914 tube map was Woodstock. Brent until 1976
Brixton Victoria 2 July 23, 1971
Bromley-by-Bow District[j], Hammersmith & City 2 & 3 31 March 1858*,
2 June 1902
Bromley until 1967
Buckhurst Hill Central 5 22 August 1856* 21 November 1948
Burnt Oak Northern 4 27 October 1924 Burnt Oak (Watling)
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Canary Wharf Jubilee Line station.
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Canary Wharf Jubilee Line station.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Caledonian Road Piccadilly 2 15 December 1906
Camden Town Northern 2 22 June 1907 Proposed name before opening was Camden Road
Canada Water East London, Jubilee 2 17 September 1999
Canary Wharf DLR (Lewisham Branch), Jubilee 2 1991, 17 September 1999
Canning Town DLR (Beckton & London City Airport Branches), Jubilee, 3 14 June 1847*, 28 March 1994, 14 May 1999
Cannon Street District[i], Circle 1 1 September 1866#, 6 October 1884
Canons Park Jubilee[e] 5 10 December 1932 Canons Park (Edgware) until 1933
Chalfont & Latimer Metropolitan C 8 July 1889 Chalfont Road until 1915
Chalk Farm Northern 2 22 June 1907 Proposed name before opening was Adelaide Road
Chancery Lane Central 1 30 July 1900 Chancery Lane (Grays Inn)
Charing Cross Bakerloo, Northern 1 10 March 1906 Trafalgar Square Bakerloo only until 1979, Strand, Charing Cross (Strand)
Chesham Metropolitan D 8 July 1889
Chigwell Central 5 1 May 1903*, 21 November 1948
Chiswick Park District 3 1 July 1879 Acton Green until 1887, Chiswick Park & Acton Green 1887-1910
Chorleywood Metropolitan B 8 July 1889 Chorley Wood until 1915 and 1934-65, Chorley Wood & Chenies 1915-34
Clapham Common Northern 2 3 June 1900
Clapham North Northern 2 3 June 1900 Clapham Road until 1926
Clapham South Northern 2 & 3 13 September 1926 Proposed name before opening was Nightingale Lane
Cockfosters Piccadilly 5 31 July 1933
Colindale Northern 4 18 August 1924
Colliers Wood Northern 3 13 September 1926
Covent Garden Piccadilly 1 11 April 1907
Crossharbour & London Arena DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 31 August 1987 Crossharbour
Croxley Metropolitan A 2 November 1925 Croxley Green until 1949
Custom House DLR (Beckton Branch) 3 28 March 1994
Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 & 3 3 December 1999
Cyprus DLR (Beckton Branch) 3 28 March 1994
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Dollis Hill on the Jubilee Line opened in 1909 as part of the Metropolitan Line was a Bakerloo Line station between 1939 and 1979
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Dollis Hill on the Jubilee Line opened in 1909 as part of the Metropolitan Line was a Bakerloo Line station between 1939 and 1979
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Dagenham East District 5 1885*, 2 June 1902 Dagenham until 1949
Dagenham Heathway District 5 12 September 1932 Heathway until 1949
Debden Central 6 24 April 1865*, 25 September 1949 Chigwell Road until December 1865, Chigwell Lane December 1865-1949
Deptford Bridge DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 & 3 20 November 1999
Devons Road DLR (Stratford Branch) 2 31 August 1987
Dollis Hill Jubilee Line[e] 3 1 October 1909
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District Line platforms at Earl's Court.
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District Line platforms at Earl's Court.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Ealing Broadway District, Central 3 1 December 1838#, 1 July 1879 Ealing until 1875
Ealing Common District, Piccadilly 3 1 July 1879 Ealing Common and West Acton 1886-1910
Earl's Court District, Piccadilly 1 & 2 31 October 1871 resited 1 February 1878
East Acton Central 2 3 August 1920
East Finchley Northern 3 22 August 1867*, 3 July 1939 East End, Finchley
East Ham District[j], Hammersmith & City 3 & 4 1858*, 1902
East India DLR (Beckton Branch) 2 & 3 28 March 1994
East Putney District 2 & 3 3 June 1889
Eastcote Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 5 26 May 1906 Eastcote Halt
Edgware Northern 5 18 August 1924
Edgware Road (Bakerloo Line) Bakerloo 1 15 June 1907
Edgware Road (sub-surface lines) Hammersmith & City[c][d], District, Circle 1 1 October 1863
Elephant & Castle Northern, Bakerloo 1 & 2 18 December 1890
Elm Park District 6 13 May 1935
Elverson Road DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 & 3 11 November 1999
Embankment District[i], Bakerloo, Northern, Circle 1 30 May 1870 Charing Cross on District only until 1915 when name was given to whole station, Embankment on Bakerloo only 1906-14, Charing Cross (Embankment) on Bakerloo and Northern 1914-5, whole station Charing Cross 1915-74, Charing Cross Embankment 1974-1976
Epping Central 6 24 April 1865*, 25 September 1949
Euston Northern, Victoria 1 20 July 1837#, 22 June 1907
Euston Square Metropolitan[b], Circle, Hammersmith & City 1 10 January 1863 Gower Street until 1909
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Finchley Central, looking southbound.
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Finchley Central, looking southbound.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Fairlop Central 5 1 May 1903*, 31 May 1948
Farringdon Metropolitan[b], Circle, Hammersmith & City 1 10 January 1863 Farringdon Street until 1922, Farringdon and High Holborn 1922-36
Finchley Central Northern 4 22 August 1867*, 14 April 1940 Finchley & Hendon until 1894, Finchley (Church End) 1894-1940
Finchley Road Jubilee[f], Metropolitan 2 30 June 1879
Finsbury Park Piccadilly, Victoria 2 1861#, 15 December 1906
Fulham Broadway District 2 1880 Walham Green until 1952
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The architecture at Gants Hill is modelled on the Moscow Metro.
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The architecture at Gants Hill is modelled on the Moscow Metro.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Gallions Reach DLR (Beckton Branch) 3 28 March 1994
Gants Hill Central 4 14 December 1947
Gloucester Road District[c], Piccadilly, Circle 1 1 October 1868

Brompton (Gloucester Road) until 1907

Golders Green Northern 3 22 June 1907
Goldhawk Road Hammersmith & City[d] 2 1 April 1914
Goodge Street Northern 1 22 June 1907 Tottenham Court Road until 1908
Grange Hill Central 5 1 May 1903*, 21 November 1948
Great Portland Street Metropolitan[b], Circle, Hammersmith & City 1 10 January 1863 Portland Road until 1917, Great Portland Street & Regent's Park 1923-33
Green Park Piccadilly, Victoria Line, Jubilee 1 15 December 1906 Dover Street until 1933, NB platform name boards showed name as Dover Street (St James) but this name was not carried on either tickets or maps
Greenford Central 4 1 October 1904*, 30 June 1947
Greenwich DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 & 3 8 February 1836*, 11 November 1999
Gunnersbury District 3 1 January 1869*, 1 June 1877 Brentford Road until 1871
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Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Hainault Central 5 1 May 1903*, 31 May 1948
Hammersmith (District & Piccadilly Lines) District, Piccadilly 2 09 September 1874
Hammersmith (Hammersmith & City Line) Hammersmith & City[d] 2 13 June 1864
Hampstead Northern 2 & 3 22 June 1907 Proposed name before opening was Heath Street
Hanger Lane Central 3 30 June 1947
Harlesden Bakerloo 3 15 June 1912*, 16 April 1917
Harrow & Wealdstone Bakerloo 5 20 July 1837*, 16 April 1917 Harrow until 1897
Harrow-on-the-Hill Metropolitan 5 2 August 1880, 15 March 1899* Harrow until 1894
Hatton Cross Piccadilly 5 & 6 19 July 1975
Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 Piccadilly 6 16 December 1977 Heathrow Central
Heathrow Terminal 4 Piccadilly 6 12 April 1986
Hendon Central Northern 3 & 4 19 November 1923
Heron Quays DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 31 August 1987
High Barnet Northern 5 1 April 1872*, 14 April 1940
High Street Kensington District[c], Circle 1 1 October 1868
Highbury & Islington Victoria 2 28 June 1904*, 1 September 1968 Highbury until 1922
Highgate Northern 3 22 August 1867*, 19 January 1941
Hillingdon Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 6 4 July 1904 resited 29 June 1992 Hillingdon (Swakeleys) 1934-? [appears as such on all present platform nameboards]

Proposed names: Hillingdon Court in 1925, New Hillingdon also in 1925, Hillingdon Park in 1929 along with Hillingdon North and Hillingdon Mount

Holborn Central, Piccadilly 1 15 December 1906 Holborn (Kingsway) 1933 until suffix was gradually dropped
Holland Park Central 2 30 July 1900
Holloway Road Piccadilly 2 15 December 1906
Hornchurch District 6 1 May 1885*, 2 June 1902
Hounslow Central Piccadilly[m] 4 1 April 1886 Heston Hounslow until 1925
Hounslow East Piccadilly[m] 4 1 May 1883 Hounslow until 1884, Hounslow Town 1884-1925
Hounslow West Piccadilly[m] 5 21 July 1884 platforms resited 14 July 1975 Hounslow Barracks until 1925
Hyde Park Corner Picadilly 1 15 December 1906
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Island Gardens station in 2004.
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Island Gardens station in 2004.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Ickenham Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 6 25 September 1905 Ickenham Halt
Island Gardens DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 31 August 1987
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Kew Gardens on a sunny day.
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Kew Gardens on a sunny day.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Kennington Northern 2 18 December 1890
Kensal Green Bakerloo 2 1 October 1916
Kensington (Olympia) District 2 27 May 1844 Kensington until 1868 Addison Road, Kensington (Addison Road) 1868-1946
Kentish Town Northern 2 22 June 1907
Kenton Bakerloo Line 4 15 June 1912*, 16 April 1917
Kew Gardens District 3 & 4 1 July 1869*, 1 June 1877
Kilburn Jubilee[e] 2 24 November 1879 Kilburn and Brondesbury until 1950
Kilburn Park Bakerloo 2 31 January 1915
King George V DLR (London City Airport branch) 3 2 December 2005
King's Cross St Pancras Metropolitan[b], Northern, Piccadilly, Circle, Victoria, Hammersmith & City 1 10 January 1863 Met: King's Cross until 1925, King's Cross & St Pancras 1925-7, King's Cross for St Pancras 1927-33, resited 14 March 1941 (original station reopened as King's Cross Thameslink)

Pic: King's Cross until 1927, King's Cross for St Pancras 1927-33 Nor: King's Cross for St Pancras until 1933

Kingsbury Jubilee[e] 4 10 December 1932
Knightsbridge Piccadilly 1 15 December 1906
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Lambeth North was designed by Leslie Green and features characteristic oxblood tiling.
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Lambeth North was designed by Leslie Green and features characteristic oxblood tiling.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Ladbroke Grove Hammersmith & City 2 13 June 1864 Notting Hill until 1880, Notting Hill & Ladbroke Grove 1880-1919, Ladbroke Grove (North Kensington) 1919-38
Lambeth North Bakerloo 1 10 March 1906 Kennington Road until August 1906, Westminster Bridge Road (original proposed name) 1906-17
Lancaster Gate[4] Central 1 30 July 1900 Proposed name was Westbourne
Latimer Road Hammersmith & City[d] 2 16 December 1868
Leicester Square Piccadilly, Northern 1 15 December 1906 Proposed name before opening Cranbourn Street
Lewisham DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 & 3 1857#, 11 November 1999
Leyton Central 3 22 August 1856*, 5 May 1947
Leytonstone Central 3 & 4 22 August 1856*, 5 May 1947
Limehouse DLR (Bank Branch) 2 1841*, 31 August 1987 Stepney Junction, Stepney East (adjacent mainline station)
Liverpool Street Metropolitan[b], Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City 1 2 February 1874#, 12 July 1875 Bishopsgate until 1909
London Bridge Northern, Jubilee 1 1836#, 25 February 1900
London City Airport DLR (London City Airport branch) 3 2 December 2005
Loughton Central 6 22 August 1856*, 21 November 1948
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Mile End is the only below-ground station to offer a cross-platform interchange between deep tube and subsurface lines.
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Mile End is the only below-ground station to offer a cross-platform interchange between deep tube and subsurface lines.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Maida Vale Bakerloo 2 6 June 1915
Manor House Piccadilly 2 & 3 19 September 1932
Mansion House District[i], Circle 1 3 July 1871
Marble Arch Central 1 30 July 1900
Marylebone Bakerloo 1 1899#, 27 March 1907 Great Central until 1917 (Marylebone was the original proposed name)
Mile End District[j], Hammersmith & City, Central 2 2 June 1902
Mill Hill East Northern 4 22 August 1867*, 18 May 1941 London Mill Hill, Mill Hill for Mill Hill Barracks
Monument District[i], Circle 1 6 October 1884 Eastcheap until November 1884
Moor Park Metropolitan 6 & A 9 May 1910 Sandy Lodge until 1923, Moor Park & Sandy Lodge 1923-50
Moorgate Metropolitan[b], Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City 1 23 December 1865, 1 July 1866* Moorgate Street on Metropolitan only until 1924
Morden Northern 4 13 September 1926
Mornington Crescent Northern 2 22 June 1907 Proposed name before opening was Seymour Street
Mudchute DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 31 August 1987, relocated 1999
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The distinctive roof at Newbury Park station designed by Oliver Hill.
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The distinctive roof at Newbury Park station designed by Oliver Hill.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Neasden Jubilee[e] 3 2 August 1880 Kingsbury & Neasden until 1910, Neasden & Kingsbury 1910-32
New Cross East London 2 October 1850*, 1 October 1884
New Cross Gate East London 2 5 June 1839*, 1 October 1884 New Cross until 1923
Newbury Park Central 4 1 May 1903*, 14 December 1947
North Acton Central 2 & 3 5 November 1923
North Ealing Piccadilly[h] 3 23 June 1903
North Greenwich Jubilee 2 & 3 14 May 1999
North Harrow Metropolitan 5 22 March 1915
North Wembley Bakerloo 4 15 June 1912*, 16 April 1917
Northfields Piccadilly[m] 3 16 April 1908 resited 19 May 1932 Northfield Halt until 1911, Northfields & Little Ealing 1911-32
Northolt Central 5 21 November 1948
Northwick Park Metropolitan 4 28 June 1923 Northwick Park and Kenton until 1933
Northwood Metropolitan 6 1 September 1887
Northwood Hills Metropolitan 6 13 November 1933
Notting Hill Gate District[c], Central, Circle 1 & 2 1 October 1868
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Oakwood, at the northern end of the Piccadilly line.
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Oakwood, at the northern end of the Piccadilly line.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Oakwood Piccadilly 5 13 March 1933 Enfield West until 1934, Enfield West (Oakwood) 1934-46
Old Street Northern 1 17 November 1901, 14 February 1904*
Osterley Piccadilly[m] 4 1 May 1883, resited 25 March 1934 Osterly & Spring Grove until resiting
Oval Northern 2 18 December 1890 Kennington (Oval) until 1894
Oxford Circus Central, Bakerloo, Victoria 1 30 July 1900
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The Circle and District Line platforms at Paddington.
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The Circle and District Line platforms at Paddington.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Paddington District[b], Circle, Bakerloo, Hammersmith & City 1 1854#, 10 January 1863 H&C station: Paddington (Bishop's Road) until 1933/Cir & Dist station: Paddington (Praed Street) until 1948
Park Royal Piccadilly 3 23 June 1903, resited 6 July 1931 Park Royal & Twyford Abbey until 1931, Park Royal 1931-6, Park Royal (Hanger Hill) 1936-47
Parsons Green District 2 1 March 1880
Perivale Central 4 2 May 1904*, 30 June 1947 Perivale Halt
Piccadilly Circus Bakerloo, Piccadilly 1 10 March 1906
Pimlico Victoria 1 14 September 1972
Pinner Metropolitan 5 25 May 1885
Plaistow District, Hammersmith & City[j] 3 31 March 1858*, 2 June 1902
Pontoon Dock DLR (London City Airport branch) 3 2 December 2005
Poplar DLR 2 21 August 1987
Preston Road Metropolitan 4 21 May 1908 resited 3 January 1932 Preston Road Halt
Prince Regent DLR (Beckton Branch) 3 28 March 1994
Pudding Mill Lane DLR (Stratford Branch) 2 & 3 15 January 1996
Putney Bridge District 2 1 March 1880 Putney Bridge and Fulham until 1902, Putney Bridge and Hurlingham 1902-32
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Queensway prior to the 2005-6 rebuilding.
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Queensway prior to the 2005-6 rebuilding.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Queen's Park Bakerloo 2 2 June 1879*, 11 February 1915
Queensbury Jubilee[e] 4 16 December 1934
Queensway Central 1 30 July 1900 Queen's Road
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Rayners Lane, looking east.
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Rayners Lane, looking east.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Ravenscourt Park District 2 1 January 1873*, 1 June 1877 Shaftesbury Road until 1888
Rayners Lane Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 5 26 May 1906
Redbridge Central 4 14 December 1947
Regent's Park[5] Bakerloo 1 10 March 1906
Richmond District 4 27 July 1846#, 1 June 1877
Rickmansworth Metropolitan A 1 September 1887
Roding Valley Central 5 3 February 1936*, 21 November 1948 Roding Valley Halt
Rotherhithe East London 2 7 December 1869*, 1 October 1884
Royal Albert DLR (Beckton Branch) 3 28 March 1994
Royal Oak Hammersmith & City 2 4 June 1838*, 30 October 1871
Royal Victoria DLR (Beckton Branch) 3 28 March 1994
Ruislip Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 6 4 July 1904
Ruislip Gardens Central 5 9 July 1934*, 29 November 1948
Ruislip Manor Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 6 5 August 1912 Ruislip Manor Halt
Russell Square Piccadilly 1 15 December 1906
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South Kensington was originally a joint Metropolitan Railway and Metropolitan District Railway station.
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South Kensington was originally a joint Metropolitan Railway and Metropolitan District Railway station.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Seven Sisters Victoria 3 22 July 1872#, 1 September 1968
Shadwell East London, DLR (Bank branch) 2 10 April 1876*, 1 October 1884, 31 August 1987 Shadwell & St George's-in-the-East 1900-18
Shepherd's Bush (Central Line) Central 2 30 July 1900
Shepherd's Bush (Hammersmith & City Line) Hammersmith & City[d] 2 1 April 1914
Sloane Square District[i], Circle 1 24 December 1868
Snaresbrook Central 4 22 August 1856*, 14 December 1947
South Ealing Piccadilly[m] 3 1 May 1883
South Harrow Piccadilly[h] 5 28 June 1903 South Harrow & Roxeth
South Kensington District[i], Piccadilly, Circle 1 24 December 1868
South Kenton Bakerloo 4 3 July 1933
South Quay DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 31 August 1987
South Ruislip Central 5 1 May 1908*, 23 November 1948 Northolt Junction until 1932, South Ruislip and Northolt Junction 1932-47
South Wimbledon Northern 3 & 4 13 September 1926 South Wimbledon (Merton)
South Woodford Central 4 22 August 1856*, 14 December 1947 George Lane until 1937, South Woodford (George Lane) 1937-50
Southfields District 3 3 June 1889
Southgate Piccadilly 4 13 March 1933
Southwark Jubilee 1 24 September 1999
St. James's Park District[i], Circle 1 24 December 1868
St. John's Wood Jubilee[g] 2 20 November 1939
St. Paul's Central 1 30 July 1900 Post Office until 1937, proposed names were Newgate Street and General Post Office before opening
Stamford Brook District 2 1 February 1912
Stanmore Jubilee[e] 5 10 December 1932
Stepney Green District[j], Hammersmith & City 2 23 June 1902
Stockwell Northern, Victoria 2 18 December 1890
Stonebridge Park Bakerloo 3 15 June 1912*, 16 April 1917
Stratford Central, Jubilee, DLR (Stratford Branch) 3 1839*, 4 December 1946, 31 August 1987
Sudbury Hill Piccadilly[h] 4 28 June 1903
Sudbury Town Piccadilly[h] 4 28 June 1903
Surrey Quays East London 2 7 December 1869*, 1 October 1884 Deptford Road until 1911, Surrey Docks 1911-?
Swiss Cottage Jubilee Line[g] 2 20 November 1939
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Totteridge and Whetstone in zone 4 still looks more like the rural country station it once was than a station on a major urban network.
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Totteridge and Whetstone in zone 4 still looks more like the rural country station it once was than a station on a major urban network.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Temple District[i], Circle 1 30 May 1870
Theydon Bois Central 6 24 April 1865*, 25 September 1949 Theydon until December 1865
Tooting Bec Northern 3 13 September 1926 Trinity Road, then Trinity Road (Tooting Bec)
Tooting Broadway Northern 3 13 September 1926
Tottenham Court Road Central, Northern 1 30 July 1900 Oxford Street only on Northern 1907-8
Tottenham Hale Victoria 3 15 September 1840*, 1 September 1968 Tottenham
Totteridge & Whetstone Northern 4 1 April 1872*, 14 April 1940 Whetstone and Totteridge until 1874
Tower Gateway DLR (Bank branch) 1 31 August 1987
Tower Hill District[i], Circle 1 25 September 1882, resited 12 October 1884 resited on original site 5 February 1967 [The] Tower of London 1882-4, Mark Lane 1884-1946

Proposed name before opening: Trinity Square

Tufnell Park Northern 2 22 June 1907
Turnham Green District, Piccadilly 2 & 3 1 January 1869*, 1 June 1877
Turnpike Lane Piccadilly 3 19 September 1932
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Uxbridge is served by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly Lines.
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Uxbridge is served by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly Lines.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Upminster District 6 1 May 1885*, 2 June 1902
Upminster Bridge District 6 17 December 1934
Upney District 4 12 September 1932
Upton Park District[j], Hammersmith & City 3 1877*, 2 June 1902
Uxbridge Metropolitan, Piccadilly[k] 6 4 July 1904, resited 4 December 1938
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The southbound Victoria Line platform at Victoria.
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The southbound Victoria Line platform at Victoria.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Vauxhall Victoria 1 & 2 11 July 1848#, 23 July 1971
Victoria District[i], Circle, Victoria 1 1862#, 24 December 1868
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West India Quay is built on a bridge in London's Docklands.
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West India Quay is built on a bridge in London's Docklands.
Station Line(s)[1] Zone(s) Date opened[2] Previous name(s)
Walthamstow Central Victoria 3 26 April 1870#, 1 September 1968 Walthamstow (Hoe Street) until 1968
Wanstead Central 4 14 December 1947
Wapping East London 2 7 December 1869*, 1 October 1884 Wapping & Shadwell until 1876
Warren Street Northern, Victoria 1 22 June 1907 Euston Road until 1908
Warwick Avenue Bakerloo 2 31 January 1915
Waterloo Waterloo & City, Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee 1 11 July 1848#, 10 March 1906
Watford Metropolitan A 2 November 1925
Wembley Central Bakerloo 4 1842*, 16 April 1917 Sudbury until 1882, Sudbury & Wembley 1882-1910, Wembley for Sudbury 1910-1948
Wembley Park Metropolitan, Jubilee[f] 4 12 May 1894
West Acton Central 3 5 November 1923
West Brompton District 2 1866#, 12 April 1869
West Finchley Northern 4 1 March 1933*, 14 April 1940
West Ham District[j], Hammersmith & City, Jubilee 3 1901*, 2 June 1902 West Ham Manor Road 1924-69
West Hampstead Jubilee[e] 2 30 June 1879
West Harrow Metropolitan 5 17 November 1913
West India Quay DLR (Lewisham Branch) 2 31 August 1987
West Kensington District 2 9 September 1874 North End (Fulham) until 1877
West Ruislip Central 6 2 April 1906*, 21 November 1948 Ruislip & Ickenham until 1947; West Ruislip (for Ickenham) until early 1960s
West Silvertown DLR (London City Airport branch) 3 2 December 2005
Westbourne Park Hammersmith & City[d] 2 February 1866[3]
Westferry DLR (Bank Branch) 2 31 August 1987
Westminster District[i], Circle, Jubilee 1 24 December 1868 Westminster Bridge until 1907
White City Central 2 23 November 1947
Whitechapel District[j], East London, Hammersmith & City 2 10 April 1876*, 1 October 1884 Whitechapel (Mile End) until 1901
Willesden Green Jubilee[e] 2 & 3 24 November 1879
Willesden Junction Bakerloo 3 1866*, 10 May 1915
Wimbledon District 3 21 May 1838#, 3 June 1889
Wimbledon Park District 3 3 June 1889
Wood Green Piccadilly 3 19 September 1932
Woodford Central 4 22 August 1856*, 14 December 1947
Woodside Park Northern 4 1 April 1872*, 12 April 1940 Torrington Park, Woodside until 1882
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  1. Where more than one line serves a station, lines are listed in the order of opening. In some cases stations were first served by one underground line but later transferred to another:
    a First served by Metropolitan Line - Circle Line services separately identified in 1949
    b First served by Metropolitan Line - Circle Line services separately identified in 1949, Hammersmith & City Line services separately identified in 1990
    c First served by Metropolitan Line - District Line service added in stages, Circle Line services separately identified in 1949
    d First served by Metropolitan Line - Hammersmith & City Line services separately identified in 1990
    e First served by Metropolitan Line - service transferred to Bakerloo Line in 1939 and then to the Jubilee Line in 1979
    f First served by Metropolitan Line - Bakerloo Line service added in 1939 which was transferred to the Jubilee Line in 1979
    g First served by Bakerloo Line - service transferred to Jubilee Line in 1979
    h First served by District Line - service transferred to Piccadilly Line in 1933
    i First served by District Line - Circle Line services separately identified in 1949
    j First served by District Line - Metropolitan Line service added in stages which was transferred to Hammersmith & City Line in 1990
    k First served by Metropolitan Line - District Line service added in 1910 which was transferred to Piccadilly Line in 1933
    l First served by District Line - service transferred to Piccadilly Line in 1964
  2. Where a station has multiple opening dates the following symbols are used:
    * First mainline services using same route or tracks
    # First mainline service using different route or tracks
    † First London Underground services
    ‡ First Docklands Light Railway services
  3. A previous station called Westbourne Park, located a short distance along the track from the current station, was open from 1 February 1866 to 31 October 1971.
  4. Lancaster Gate tube station is closed early November 2006 for modernisation and lift refurbishment.
  5. Regent's Park tube station is closed until July 2007 for station and lift refurbishment works.
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[edit] See also

[edit] References

  • London's Disused Underground Stations, J E Connor, Capital Transport, 2001
  • The Waterloo & City Railway, John C Gillham, Oakwood Press, 2001
  • What's in a Name?, Cyril M Harris, London Transport & Midas Books, 1977
  • The Bakerloo Line, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, 1973
  • The Central Line, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, undated
  • The District Line, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, 1973
  • The East London Line and the Thames Tunnel, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, 1976
  • The Metropolitan Line, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, 1973
  • The Northern Line, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, 1973
  • The Piccadilly Line, a Brief History, Charles E Lee, London Transport, 1973
  • London's Underground Stations, a Social and Architectural Study, Laurence Menear, Midas Books, 1983

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