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North London Line

Legend Richmond Connection to Windsor Line (W) Kew Gardens River Thames (E-W) Hounslow Loop to Hounslow Loop (W) Gunnersbury To District Line (E) District and Piccadilly Lines (E-W) to Hounslow Loop (E and W) Former District branch South Acton Acton Central Great Western Main Line (E-W) Central Line (E-W) GW Chiltern Connection (E-W) To WCML and Dudding Hill Line (N) West London Line (S) West Coast Main Line (S-N) Willesden Junction DC Lines/Bakerloo Line (S-N) To DC Lines (N) To WCML (N) Kensal Green Turnback Siding Kensal Green & Harlesden (1861-1873) Kensal Rise Brondesbury Park Brondesbury Chiltern Main Line (S-N) Metropolitan & Jubilee Lines (S-N) West Hampstead Midland Main Line (S-N) Finchley Road & Frognal Hampstead Heath Tunnel Hampstead Heath Gospel Oak Gospel Oak to Barking Line (E) Midland Main Line (N-S) To WCML (N) Camden Road 4-track section To St Pancras/CTRL Midland Main Line (S-N) To ECML (N)) Maiden Lane (1887-1917) East Coast Main Line (S-N) Caledonian Road & Barnsbury Highbury & Islington To ECML (N) Canonbury Mildmay Park (1880-1934) Dalston Kingsland Dalston Junction (1865-1986) Haggerston (1867-1940) Shoreditch (1865-1941) Broad Street (1865-1986) To Liverpool Street West Anglia Main Line Hackney Central Homerton Victoria Park (1856-1943) Hackney Wick To Lea Valley Line (N) To Great Eastern Main Line (W/E) Great Eastern Main Line (W-E) Central Line (W-E) Stratford Jubilee Line Terminus Stratford Turnback siding Stratford Market (1847-1957) District and Hammersmith & City Line (W-E) London, Tilbury and Southend Line (W-E) West Ham (NLL Service ended 2006) DLR to Poplar (W) Canning Town (NLL Service ended 2006) Jubilee Line to Canary Wharf (W) DLR to King George V (S) Former route to Silvertown (S) Tidal Basin Royal Victoria (DLR) Custom House (NLL Service ended 2006) Prince Regent (DLR) DLR to Beckton (E) Connaught Tunnel Former route from Canning Town (W) Silvertown & London City Airport (1863-2006) North Woolwich (1847-2006)