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London Underground - D

London Underground Lines

The London Underground was used by 296.1 million passengers in 2020–21.

Bakerloo Line Brown 1906 Deep tube

Harrow & Wealdstone

Queen's Park

Stonebridge Park

Waterloo

Elephant & Castle

Stonebridge Park

London Road

Queen's Park

1972 Train Stock

Central Line Red 1900[a] Deep tube

West Ruislip

Ealing Broadway

Northolt

White City

North Acton

Hainault

Woodford

Epping

Loughton

Leytonstone

Newbury Park

Ruislip

Hainault

White City

1992 Train Stock

Circle Line Yellow 1871[b] Sub surface

Hammersmith (via Moorgate and Ladbroke Grove)

Edgware Road (via Embankment and Notting Hill Gate)

Hammersmith

S7 Train Stock

District Line Green 1868 Sub surface

Ealing Broadway

Kensington (Olympia)

Richmond

Wimbledon

High Street Kensington

Edgware Road

Tower Hill

Barking

Upminster

Ealing Common

Lille Bridge

S7 Train Stock

Hammersmith & City Line Pink 1864[c] Sub surface

Hammersmith

Plaistow

Barking

Hammersmith

S7 Train Stock

Jubilee Line Grey 1979 Deep tube

Stanmore

Wembley Park

Willesden Green

North Greenwich

West Ham

Stratford

Neasden

Stratford Market

1996 Train Stock

Metropolitan Line Magenta 1863 Sub surface

Amersham

Chesham

Uxbridge

Watford

Rickmansworth

Harrow-on-the-Hill

Wembley Park

Baker Street

Aldgate

Neasden

S8 Train Stock

Northern Line Black 1890[d] Deep tube

Edgware

High Barnet

Mill Hill East

Finchley Central

Golders Green

Kennington

Battersea Power Station

Morden

Edgware

Golders Green

High Barnet

Highgate

Morden

1995 Train Stock

Piccadilly Line Dark blue 1906 Deep tube

Cockfosters

Arnos Grove

Oakwood

Acton Town

Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3

Heathrow Terminal 4

Heathrow Terminal 5

Northfields

Rayners Lane

Uxbridge

Cockfosters

Northfields

1973 Train Stock

Victoria Line Light blue 1968 Deep tube

Brixton

Victoria

Walthamstow Central

Seven Sisters

Northumberland Park

2009 Train Stock

Waterloo & City Line Turquoise 1898[e] Deep tube

Bank

Waterloo

Modified 1992 Train Stock

a^ Known as the Central London before 1937.

b^ The Metropolitan and District railways joint inner circle service started in the shape of a horseshoe, a complete loop was formed in 1884 and the current spiral in 2009. The line has been referred to as the Circle line at least since 1936 and first appeared separately on the tube map in 1948.

c^ Originally a joint Great Western and Metropolitan railways service, the line first appeared separately on the tube map in 1990.

d^ The name dates from 1937.

e^ Until 1994 the Waterloo & City line was operated by British Rail and its predecessors.

London Underground Overview

London Underground Locale: Greater London, Buckinghamshire, Essex, Hertfordshire

London Underground Transit Type: Rapid transit

London Underground Number of Lines: 11

London Underground Number of Stations: 272 served (262 owned)

London Underground Daily Ridership: 3.15 million (January 2023)

London Underground Annual Ridership: 1.026 billion (2022/2023)

London Underground Began Operation: 10 January 1863, 160 years ago

London Underground Operator(s): London Underground Limited

London Underground Reporting Marks: LT (National Rail)

London Underground System Length: 402 km (250 mi)

London Underground Track Gauge:

1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge (1863–pres.)

7 ft (2,134 mm) Brunel gauge (1863–1869)

London Underground Electrification: 630 V DC fourth rail

London Underground Average Speed: 33 km/h (21 mph)

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