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|population= 580,690 (August 2007)^[1] |statistic1= 2,331,000 |statistic_title1 = Conurbation Population^[1]

Metropolitan Line (Complete)

Legend To Brill & Verney Junction (Closed) Verney Junction (1891-1896) Brill (1899-1935) Wood Siding (1899-1935) Wotton (1899-1935) Winslow Road (1891-1896) Westcott (1899-1935) Granborough Road (1891-1896) Waddesdon Road (1899-1935) Quainton Road (1891-1896) Quainton Road (1896-1936, 1943-1948) Waddesdon (1897-1936) Aylesbury (1894-1961) Aylesbury (1892-1893) Stoke Mandeville (1892-1961) Wendover (1892-1961) Great Missenden (1892-1961) Amersham Chesham Chalfont & Latimer Chorleywood Rickmansworth Watford Croxley Watford Curve Moor Park Northwood Northwood Hills Pinner North Harrow Uxbridge (1938-) Uxbridge (1904-1938) Uxbridge depot Hillingdon (1992-) Hillingdon (1923-1992) Ickenham Ruislip Ruislip Manor Eastcote Rayners Lane Piccadilly Line from South Harrow West Harrow Uxbridge branch Harrow-on-the-Hill Northwick Park Preston Road (1932-) Preston Road (1908-1932) Stanmore (1932-1939) Canons Park (1932-1939) Queensbury (1934-1939) Kingsbury (1932-1939) Stanmore branch (now Jubilee Line) Wembley Park Neasden (1880-1940) Dollis Hill (1909-1940) Willesden Green (1879-1940) Kilburn (1879-1940) West Hampstead (1879-1940) Finchley Road London to Aylesbury Line (to Marylebone station) Swiss Cottage (1868-1940) Marlborough Road (1868-1939) St John's Wood Lord's (1868-1939) Regent's Canal Baker Street Great Portland Street Euston Square King's Cross St. Pancras Moorgate Liverpool Street Aldgate

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