List of London Underground stations

The London Underground is a metro system in the United Kingdom that serves Greater London and the home counties of Buckinghamshire, Essex and Hertfordshire. Its first section opened in 1863,[1] making it the oldest underground metro system in the world – although approximately 55% of the current network is above ground,[2] as it generally runs on the surface in outlying suburbs.

A drawing of variously coloured, irregularly winding London Underground, Overground and railway lines intersecting each other at points signifying stations, indicated with white dots outlined in black
An unofficial topological tube map of the London Underground system. Also included are the London Overground, Docklands Light Railway, the Tramlink and Elizabeth line systems for integration purposes.

The system is composed of 11 lines – Bakerloo, Central, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly, Victoria, and Waterloo & City – serving 272 stations.[3] It is operated by Transport for London (TfL).

Most of the system is north of the River Thames, with six of the 32 London boroughs in the south of the city not served by the Underground. The London Borough of Hackney, to the north, has two stations on its border. Some stations at the north-eastern end of the Central line are in the Epping Forest district of Essex and some stations at the north-western end of the Metropolitan line are in the Three Rivers and Watford districts of Hertfordshire, and Buckinghamshire.

There are two instances where two separate stations share the same name: there is one Edgware Road station on the Circle, District, and Hammersmith & City lines and another Edgware Road on the Bakerloo line, and there is one Hammersmith station on the District and Piccadilly lines and another Hammersmith station on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines. Although the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines station at Paddington is on the other side of the main line station to the Bakerloo, Circle and District lines station, it is shown as a single station on the current Tube map, but still counted as two in the official station count. It has been shown as two separate stations at different times in the past.

The opening of the Northern line extension to Battersea in September 2021 added two new stations to the network (Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms), bringing the total to 272.[4]

Stations

Listed for each of the 272 stations are the lines serving it, local authority and the fare zone in which it is located,[note 1] the date it and any earlier main line service opened, previous names and passenger usage statistics in millions per year.

Station Photograph Line(s)[*] Local authority Zone(s)[†] Opened[5] Main line opened Other name(s)[note 2] Usage (millions per year)[6] Area Served
Acton Town A brown-bricked building with a flat-slabbed roof and six columns of windows on the front face standing below a blue sky with white clouds
Ealing31 July 1879Mill Hill Park: 1879–19104.93 Acton
Aldgate A light grey building with "M.R. ALDGATE STATION M.R." written in stone on the front face and a black car driving in the foreground
City of London118 November 18766.90 Portsoken
Aldgate East A building flanked by green, wooden walls with three people standing outside and one person walking by all under a clear, blue sky
Tower Hamlets16 October 1884
(resited 31 October 1938)		Commercial Road: (Proposed before opening)10.23 Whitechapel
Alperton A red-bricked building with a grey-slabbed roof and "ALPERTON STATION" written in stone just under the roof all under a blue sky with white cloudsPiccadilly[h]Brent428 June 1903Perivale-Alperton: 1903–102.30 Alperton
Amersham A long building with two chimneys protruding from its roof and four cars driving from left to right across a paved area in the foregroundMetropolitanBuckinghamshire91 September 1892
  • Amersham: 1892–1922
  • Amersham & Chesham Bois: 1922–34
1.66 Amersham
Angel The interior of a building with a rounded roof and walls, several doors on the right, railway tracks on the left, and three people walking in the middleNorthernIslington117 November 190112.37 Angel
Archway A doorway with a sign above it stating "ARCHWAY STATION" in white letters on a blue background all under two large, grey vents that are side-by-sideNorthernIslington2 & 322 June 1907
  • Archway Tavern: (Proposed before opening)
  • Highgate: 1907–39
  • Archway (Highgate): 1939–41
  • Highgate (Archway): 1941–47
6.80 Archway
Arnos Grove A building with a rectangular first floor and a circular second floor composed of red-bricked walls, a grey-slabbed roof, and several columns of windowsPiccadillyEnfield419 September 1932Bowes Road: (Proposed before opening)[7]3.30 Arnos Grove
Arsenal A light grey building with a sign stating "ARSENAL STATION" in white letters on a blue background and four bicycles laying idle in the foregroundPiccadillyIslington215 December 1906
  • Gillespie Road: 1906–32
  • Arsenal (Highbury Hill): 1932– (suffix gradually dropped)
2.12 Highbury
Baker Street A street filled with people in front of a light grey building that has variously coloured signs protruding from it stating a variety of different things
City of Westminster110 January 186320.52 Marylebone
Balham A street with twelve people walking on it and two cars driving on it with three buildings in the background and a grey sky overheadNorthernWandsworth36 December 19269.22 Balham
Bank The interior of a building with a rounded roof and walls, a grey door on the left, a railway track on the right, and a man walking in the middle
City of London18 August 1898
  • City (W&C line): 1898–1940
  • Lombard Street (Northern line): (Proposed before opening)
34.41[note 3] City of London
Barbican A red train with a grey top and a black sign that reads "CIRCLE LINE" in yellow letters is on railway tracks leading from the background to the foreground.
City of London123 December 1865
  • Aldersgate Street: 1865–1910
  • Aldersgate: 1910–23
  • Aldersgate & Barbican: 1923–68
5.36 Barbican
Barking A grey building with windows stands under a clear, blue sky as people mill about on the sidewalk in front of the building and vehicles traverse the foreground.
Barking and Dagenham42 June 190213 June 185414.56 Barking
Barkingside A red-bricked building with a sloping, black roof, four chimneys, and a sign that reads "UNDERGROUND" under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralRedbridge431 May 19481 May 19031.12 Barkingside
Barons Court A brown building with a sign that reads "BARONS COURT STATION DISTRICT RAILWAY" under a blue sky with white clouds with two cars in the foreground
Hammersmith and Fulham29 October 19055.11 West Kensington
Battersea Power Station A single-storey building with a wide projecting canopy with the Underground sign on the sideNorthernWandsworth120 September 2021[4]Battersea: (Proposed)8.65 Battersea
Bayswater A white-bricked building with a clear, sloped roof and a sign that reads "BAYSWATER STATION" in white letters on a blue background
City of Westminster11 October 1868
  • Bayswater: 1868–1923
  • Bayswater (Queen's Road) & Westbourne Grove: 1923–33
  • Bayswater (Queen's Road): 1933–46
  • Bayswater (Queensway): 1946– (suffix gradually dropped)
3.34 Bayswater
Becontree A red-bricked building with five people standing in front of it and a blue sign reading "BECONTREE STATION" all under a clear, blue skyDistrictBarking and Dagenham518 July 193228 June 1926Gale Street: 1926–322.67 Becontree
Belsize Park A red-bricked building with eight people standing in front of it and a blue sign reading "BELSIZE PARK STATION" in white letters all under a bright skyNorthernCamden222 June 1907Belsize: (Proposed before opening)4.59 Belsize Park
Bermondsey A grey building with a blue sign reading "BERMONDSEY STATION" in white letters and four bicycles lying idle in the foreground all under a blue skyJubileeSouthwark217 September 19996.68 Bermondsey
Bethnal Green The interior of a building with a rounded roof and walls, a railway track on the left, some doors on the right, and a man walking in the middleCentralTower Hamlets24 December 1946Bethnal: (Proposed before opening)10.20 Bethnal Green
Blackfriars A red and grey train with a black sign that reads "UPMINSTER" in yellow letters is on railway tracks leading from the background to the foreground.
City of London130 May 18709.41 Blackfriars
Blackhorse Road A building with a blue sign reading "BLACKHORSE ROAD STATION" in white letters and several people and cars in the foreground all under a blue skyVictoriaWaltham Forest31 September 19688.51 Walthamstow
Bond Street The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling and walls and doors on the left, a railway track on the right, and people walking in the middle
City of Westminster124 September 1900Selfridge's: Proposed in 190935.41 Mayfair
Borough A brown- and tan-tiled building with a blue sign reading "BOROUGH STATION" in white letters and several people walking around all under a blue skyNorthernSouthwark118 December 18903.74 Southwark
Boston Manor A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "BOSTON MANOR STATION" and a person in the foreground all under a blue sky with white cloudsPiccadilly[l]
41 May 1883Boston Road: 1883–19111.49 Hanwell
Bounds Green A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "BOUNDS GREEN" in white letters and several people walking in the foreground all under a blue skyPiccadillyHaringey3 & 419 September 1932Brownlow Road: (Proposed before opening)4.15 Bounds Green
Bow Road A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "BOW ROAD STATION" in white letters and a tree in the foreground all under a blue sky with white clouds
Tower Hamlets211 June 19023.83 Bow
Brent Cross A red-bricked building with "BRENT CROSS STATION" written on it and light grey pillars making up the facade all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernBarnet319 November 1923Brent: 1923–762.04 Brent Cross
Brixton VictoriaLambeth223 July 197121.32 Brixton
Bromley-by-Bow Three people walking on a platform, the one on the left boarding a train, the one in the middle carrying bags, and the one on the right walking through a door
Tower Hamlets2 & 32 June 190231 March 1858Bromley: 1858–19683.43 Bromley-by-Bow
Buckhurst Hill A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "BUCKHURST HILL STATION" in white letters and four cars parked in the foregroundCentralEpping Forest521 November 194822 August 18561.68 Buckhurst Hill
Burnt Oak A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "BURNT OAK STATION" in white letters and four surveillance cameras in front of the doorsNorthernBarnet427 October 1924
  • Sheaves Hill/Orange Hill/Deansbrook: (Proposed before opening)
  • Burnt Oak: 1924–28
  • Burnt Oak (Watling): 1928– (suffix gradually dropped)
3.11 Burnt Oak
Caledonian Road A red-bricked building with "CALEDONIAN RD." in gold letters and a blue sign reading "CALEDONIAN ROAD STATION" in white letters belowPiccadillyIslington215 December 1906Barnsbury: (Proposed before opening)4.18 Holloway
Camden Town A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "CAMDEN TOWN STATION" in white letters and a red sign reading "FIRST CHOICE RESTAURANT" in white lettersNorthernCamden222 June 1907Camden Road: (Proposed before opening)17.34 Camden Town
Canada Water A circular building that has large windows making up its walls so that the interior of the building is visible and the building's surroundings are partially reflectedJubileeSouthwark217 September 199910.57 Canada Water
Canary Wharf A wide, grey archway with a blue sign reading "CANARY WHARF STATION" in white letters and a man in a black suit walking throughJubileeTower Hamlets217 September 199930.68 Canary Wharf
Canning Town A grey building with a black top and a blue sign reading "CANNING TOWN STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsJubileeNewham2 & 314 May 199914 June 184711.59 Canning Town
Cannon Street A building with four people walking in front of it, one man in a white shirt sitting in front of it, and one white vehicle driving in front of it
City of London16 October 18843.79 City of London
Canons Park A railway platform with a railway track running through it from the left portion of the background to the right portion of the foregroundJubilee[e]Harrow510 December 1932Canons Park (Edgware): 1932–332.06 Stanmore
Chalfont & Latimer A brown-bricked building with two brown-bricked chimneys, some trees in the background, and a speed bump in the foreground all under a blue skyMetropolitanBuckinghamshire88 July 1889Chalfont Road: 1889–19151.30 Little Chalfont
Chalk Farm A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "UNDERGROUND" in white letters such that the "U" and the "D" are larger than the rest of the lettersNorthernCamden222 June 1907Adelaide Road: (Proposed before opening)4.00 Chalk Farm
Chancery Lane A staircase leading down below a sidewalk with a sign above reading "UNDERGROUND" in white letters on a blue rectangle in front of a red circleCentral
130 July 1900
  • Chancery Lane: 1900–34
  • Chancery Lane (Grays Inn): 1934– (suffix gradually dropped)
8.53 Holborn
Charing Cross The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling and walls, three benches on the left, a railway track on the right, and advertisements on the walls
City of Westminster110 March 1906
  • Trafalgar Square (Bakerloo line): 1906–79
  • Charing Cross (Northern line): 1907–14
  • Charing Cross (Strand) (Northern line): 1914–15
  • Strand (Northern line): 1915–79
13.66 Charing Cross
Chesham A grey railway platform with a series of light poles surrounded by brown trees, green bushes, and yellow and white flowers all under a white skyMetropolitanBuckinghamshire98 July 18890.87 Chesham
Chigwell A brown-bricked building with a black roof and a blue sign that reads "CHIGWELL STATION" in white letters all under a white skyCentralEpping Forest421 November 19481 May 19030.31 Chigwell
Chiswick Park A brown-bricked building with a light blue strip over the doorway containing a darker blue sign reading "CHISWICK PARK STATION" in white lettersDistrictEaling31 July 1879
  • Acton Green: 1879–87
  • Chiswick Park & Acton Green: 1887–1910
1.90 Chiswick
Chorleywood A small, brown-bricked building with a brown-shingled roof and a silver, two-wheeled vehicle sitting idle in front all under a white skyMetropolitanThree Rivers78 July 1889
  • Chorley Wood 1889–1915
  • Chorley Wood & Chenies: 1915–34
  • Chorley Wood: 1934–64
1.34 Chorleywood
Clapham Common A pink-tiled building topped by a silver dome culminating in a silver ball all surrounded by people under a white sky with green trees in the backgroundNorthernLambeth23 June 19007.71 Clapham
Clapham North A white- and grey-bricked building with a blue sign reading "CLAPHAM NORTH STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernLambeth23 June 1900Clapham Road: 1900–265.22 Clapham
Clapham South A light-grey-tiled building with a blue sign reading "CLAPHAM SOUTH STATION" in white letters and a woman walking in front wearing a black jacketNorthernWandsworth2 & 313 September 1926Nightingale Lane: (Proposed before opening)6.13 Clapham
Cockfosters The interior of a building with a black sign suspended from the ceiling reading "PLEASE WAIT IN THIS AREA UNTIL PLATFORM IS INDICATED"PiccadillyEnfield531 July 1933Trent Park: (Proposed before opening)1.41 Cockfosters
Colindale A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "COLINDALE STATION" in white letters and several people in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernBarnet418 August 19245.95 Colindale
Colliers Wood A light-grey-bricked building with a blue sign reading "COLLIERS WOOD STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernMerton313 September 19264.99 Colliers Wood
Covent Garden A red-bricked building with a white sign reading "COVENT" in blue letters and a blue sign reading "UNDERGROUND" in white letters under a white skyPiccadillyCity of Westminster111 April 190712.99 Covent Garden
Croxley A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "CROXLEY STATION" in white letters and three cars parked in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsMetropolitanThree Rivers72 November 1925Croxley Green: 1925–490.81 Croxley Green
Dagenham East A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "DAGENHAM EAST STATION" in white letters, three people walking in front, and three cars parked outsideDistrictBarking and Dagenham52 June 19021885Dagenham: 1888–19492.33 Dagenham
Dagenham Heathway A girl with a pink shirt and blue jeans on a railway platform with a railway track on the right and a white train on it with a red frontDistrictBarking and Dagenham512 September 1932Heathway: 1932–19494.45 Dagenham
Debden Two people walking on a green bridge with a white lattice running over a railway track and platform under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEpping Forest625 September 194924 April 1865
  • Chigwell Road: 1865
  • Chigwell Lane: 1865–1949
1.77 Debden
Dollis Hill People walking on a railway platform with a train on the right with white siding and red doors all under a blue sky with white cloudsJubilee[e]Brent31 October 19092.93 Dollis Hill
Ealing Broadway A number of people standing and sitting in front of a grey building with a white sign reading "Ealing Broadway" all under a blue sky with white clouds
Ealing31 July 187913.43 Ealing
Ealing Common A grey building with a blue sign reading "EALING COMMON STATION" in white letters and two green trees in the background all under a blue sky
Ealing31 July 1879
  • Ealing Common: 1879–86
  • Ealing Common and West Acton 1886–1910
2.02 Ealing
Earl's Court The interior of a building with windows on the ceiling and a railway track running from the background to the foreground in the centre
Kensington and Chelsea1 & 2(resited 1 February 1878)15.18 Earl's Court
East Acton A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "EAST ACTON STATION" in white letters and a man walking in front all under a white skyCentralHammersmith and Fulham23 August 19202.71 Acton
East Finchley A white building with brick sections spanning a railway track and resting on railway platforms on either side all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernBarnet33 July 193922 August 18674.95 Finchley
East Ham A red- and brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "EAST HAM STATION" in white letters and people walking in front all under a white sky
Newham3 & 42 June 190218589.89 East Ham
East Putney A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "EAST PUTNEY STATION" in white letters and people standing in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsDistrictWandsworth2 & 33 June 18895.02 Putney
Eastcote A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "EASTCOTE STATION" in white letters and people walking in front all under a blue sky with white clouds
Hillingdon526 May 19061.99 Eastcote
Edgware A white bluilding with white columns upholding a brown-shingled roof with people walking and standing in front all under a blue skyNorthernBarnet518 August 19243.93 Edgware
Edgware Road A red-bricked building with a white sign reading "EDGWARE ROAD STATION" in red letters with a car driving in the foregroundBakerlooCity of Westminster115 June 19073.51 Paddington
Edgware Road A tan-coloured building with brown-framed windows and a sign reading "METROPOLITAN EDGWARE ROAD STATION RAILWAY" in brown letters
City of Westminster11 October 18635.07 Paddington
Elephant & Castle A light blue building with a dark blue sign reading "ELEPHANT & CASTLE STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white clouds
Southwark1 & 218 December 189013.30 Elephant & Castle
Elm Park A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "ELM PARK STATION" in white letters and people walking in front all under a blue skyDistrictHavering613 May 19352.23 Elm Park
Embankment A grey building with a blue sign reading "EMBANKMENT STATION" in white letters and people standing in the foreground all under a white sky
City of Westminster130 May 1870
  • Charing Cross (District line): 1870–1915
  • Embankment (Bakerloo line): 1906–14
  • Charing Cross (Embankment) (Bakerloo & Northern lines): 1914–15
  • Charing Cross: 1915–74
  • Charing Cross Embankment: 1974–6
15.13 Charing Cross
Epping A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "EPPING STATION" in white letters and people in the foreground all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEpping Forest625 September 194924 April 18653.02 Epping
Euston A white building with black columns and a white sign reading "EUSTON STATION" in blue letters and a traffic pilon in the foreground all under a white sky
Camden122 June 1907Melton Street: (Proposed before opening)27.69 Camden
Euston Square A building covered in windows with a blue sign reading "EUSTON SQUARE STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white clouds
Camden110 January 1863Gower Street: 1863–190910.33 Camden
Fairlop A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "FAIRLOP STATION" in white letters and a car parked in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralRedbridge431 May 19481 May 19030.87 Fairlop
Farringdon A white building with a sign reading "FARRINGDON & HIGH HOLBORN STATION" in gold letters and people in front all under a blue sky with white clouds
Islington110 January 1863
(resited 23 December 1865)		Farringdon Street: 1863–1922
Farringdon & High Holborn: 1922–36		30.07 Clerkenwell
Finchley Central A white- and beige-bricked building with a blue sign reading "FINCHLEY CENTRAL STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky fading to purple on the horizonNorthernBarnet414 April 194022 August 1867Finchley & Hendon: 1867–72
Finchley: 1872–96
Finchley (Church End): 1896–1940		6.00 Finchley
Finchley Road A white building with a blue-shingled roof and a blue sign reading "FINCHLEY ROAD STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white clouds
Camden230 June 18796.68 West Hampstead
Finsbury Park A grey-panelled building with a blue sign reading "FINSBURY PARK" in white letters and a woman with a brown coat standing in the doorway
Islington215 December 190623.40 Finsbury Park
Fulham Broadway The interior of a building with white walls, white flooring, and a railway track running down the middle of the corridor with a train on itDistrictHammersmith and Fulham21 March 1880Walham Green: 1880–19526.52 Walham Green
Gants Hill Two people sitting on brown benches and one person standing inside a building with a white, rounded ceiling, white-tiled floors, and three escalatorsCentralRedbridge414 December 1947Ilford North/Cranbrook: (Proposed before opening)4.75 Gants Hill
Gloucester Road A beige-bricked building with a green sign reading "METROPOLITAN & DISTRICT RAILWAYS GLOUCESTER ROAD STATION" in white letters
Kensington and Chelsea11 October 1868Brompton (Gloucester Road): 1868–190710.49 South Kensington
Golders Green A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "GOLDERS GREEN STATION" in white letters and people in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernBarnet322 June 19075.79 Golders Green
Goldhawk Road A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "GOLDHAWK ROAD STATION" in white letters and two women walking in front all under a grey sky
Hammersmith and Fulham21 April 19141.68 Shepherd's Bush
Goodge Street A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "GOODGE STREET STATION" in white letters and several people walking in front all under a blue skyNorthernCamden122 June 1907Tottenham Court Road: 1907–085.15 Fitzrovia
Grange Hill A brown-bricked building with a blue sign reading "GRANGE HILL STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEpping Forest421 November 19481 May 19030.37 Chigwell
Great Portland Street A beige-bricked building with a blue sign reading "GREAT PORTLAND STREET STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white clouds
City of Westminster110 January 1863Portland Road: 1863–1917
Great Portland Street: 1917–23
Great Portland Street & Regent's Park: 1923–33		5.16 Fitzrovia
Greenford A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "GREENFORD STATION" in white letters and people in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEaling430 June 19471 October 19043.29 Greenford
Green Park The interior of a building with a rounded, white roof, white walls, grey flooring, and a train on the right carrying passengers
City of Westminster115 December 1906Dover Street: 1906–3328.42 Westminster
Gunnersbury A group of people standing on a railway platform with a railway track to the right and a white-and-red train running on it with its headlights onDistrictHounslow31 June 18771 January 1869Brentford Road: 1869–713.87 Gunnersbury
Hainault A red-bricked building with a blue sign reading "HAINAULT STATION" in white letters and a lamp post in front all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralRedbridge431 May 19481 May 19032.80 Hainault
Hammersmith A beige building with a circular, red sign in the middle stating "Coca-Cola" in white letters and a rectangular, blue sign below
Hammersmith and Fulham29 September 187420.06 Hammersmith
Hammersmith A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HAMMERSMITH STATION" in white letters all under a grey sky
Hammersmith and Fulham213 June 1864
(resited 1 December 1868)		8.04 Hammersmith
Hampstead A red-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HAMPSTEAD STATION" in white letters and people in front all under a white skyNorthernCamden2 & 322 June 1907Heath Street: (Proposed before opening)3.61 Hampstead
Hanger Lane A white building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HANGER LANE STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEaling330 June 19472.58 Hanger Hill
Harlesden A railway platform with a railway track running from the bottom left corner to the middle right and the legs of several sitting people visible in the bottom rightBakerlooBrent316 April 191715 June 19122.33 Harlesden
Harrow & Wealdstone A red-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HARROW & WEALDSTONE" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsBakerlooHarrow516 April 191720 July 1837Harrow: 1837–973.23 Wealdstone
Harrow-on-the-Hill A red-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "Flexible Offices To Let 100 sq ft – 40,000 sq ft Meeting & Training Rooms"MetropolitanHarrow52 August 188015 March 1899Harrow: 1880–948.22 Harrow
Hatton Cross A dark grey building with a dark blue sign reading "HATTON CROSS STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with an aeroplane flying through itPiccadillyHillingdon5 & 619 July 19752.63 Hatton
Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 The interior of a building with people walking in various directions under a blue sign reading "HEATHROW TERMINALS 1, 2, 3 UNDERGROUND"PiccadillyHillingdon616 December 1977Heathrow Central: 1976–83
Heathrow Central Terminals 1, 2, 3: 1983–86
Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3: 1986-2016		5.73 Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Terminal 4 The dark interior of a building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HEATHROW TERMINAL 4 STATION" in white letters and white flooringPiccadillyHillingdon612 April 19861.23
[note 4]		 Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Terminal 5 A dark grey doorway with a person walking through it and a white sign above with a red circle on it and letters reading "UNDERGROUND"PiccadillyHillingdon627 March 20083.63 Heathrow Airport
Hendon Central A brown-bricked building with white columns and a sign reading "HENDON CENTRAL STATION" in blue letters all under a clear, blue skyNorthernBarnet3 & 419 November 19234.94 Hendon
High Barnet A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HIGH BARNET STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernBarnet514 April 19401 April 18723.17 Chipping Barnet
Highbury & Islington A red-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HIGHBURY & ISLINGTON STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsVictoriaIslington21 September 196828 June 1904Highbury: 1867–192213.76 Highbury
Highgate A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HIGHGATE STATION" in white letters and a person walking in all under a white skyNorthernHaringey319 January 194122 August 18674.24 Highgate
High Street Kensington A white many-windowed building and several people walking in front all under a white sky
Kensington and Chelsea11 October 1868Kensington: (Proposed before opening)8.54 Kensington
Hillingdon A white building.
Hillingdon610 December 1923
(resited 6 December 1992)		Hillingdon: 1923–34
Hillingdon (Swakeleys) 1934– (suffix gradually dropped)		1.33 Hillingdon
Holborn The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling and walls and a white sign hanging from the ceiling reading "Way out Central line"
Camden115 December 1906Holborn: 1906–1933
Holborn (Kingsway): 1933– (suffix gradually dropped)		21.06 Holborn
Holland Park An orange building with an illuminated, blue sign reading "HOLLAND PARK STATION" in white letters and people walking in front all under a white skyCentralKensington and Chelsea230 July 1900Lansdown Road: (Proposed before opening)2.65 Holland Park
Holloway Road A red-bricked building with a sign reading "EXIT HOLLOWAY ROAD" in gold letters and a rectangular, blue sign reading "HOLLOWAY ROAD STATION"PiccadillyIslington215 December 1906Holloway: (Proposed before opening)5.23 Holloway
Hornchurch A railway track separating two railway platforms with yellow lines painted on them running parallel to the track all under a light blue sky with white cloudsDistrictHavering62 June 19021 May 18851.47 Hornchurch
Hounslow Central A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, blue sign reading "HOUNSLOW CENTRAL STATION" in white letters and a light post in front all under a white skyPiccadilly[l]Hounslow41 April 1886Heston Hounslow: 1886–19252.88 Hounslow
Hounslow East A dark grey building with a green roof and a rectangular, blue sign reading "HOUNSLOW EAST STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyPiccadilly[l]Hounslow42 May 1909Hounslow Town: 1909–253.22 Hounslow
Hounslow West A light grey building with a long, rectangular, dark blue sign reading "HOUNSLOW WEST STATION" in white letters all under a cloudy skyPiccadilly[l]Hounslow521 July 1884Hounslow Barracks: 1884–19252.88 Hounslow
Hyde Park Corner The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling and rounded walls with a railway track on the left and people standing on the rightPiccadillyCity of Westminster115 December 19064.74 Knightsbridge
Ickenham A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "ICKENHAM STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky
Hillingdon625 September 19050.82 Ickenham
Kennington A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "KENNINGTON STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyNorthernSouthwark1 & 218 December 1890New Street: (Proposed before opening)4.41 Kennington
Kensal Green A brown-bricked building with a black sign reading "Kensal Green" in white letters and some people walking in front all under a white skyBakerlooBrent21 October 19161.81 Kensal Green
Kensington (Olympia) A beige building with a rectangular, white sign reading "Welcome to Kensington Olympia" in dark blue letters all under a light blue skyDistrictKensington and Chelsea21 July 186427 May 1844Kensington: 1844–68
Kensington (Addison Road): 1868–1946		2.10 Kensington
Kentish Town A red-bricked building with a rectangular, white sign reading "KENTISH TOWN STATION" in black letters all under a light blue skyNorthernCamden222 June 19076.30 Kentish Town
Kenton A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "KENTON STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsBakerlooBrent
Harrow		416 April 191715 June 19121.52 Kenton
Kew Gardens A beige-bricked building with five rounded stairs leading up to its entrance and green trees and bushes in front all under a white skyDistrictRichmond3 & 41 June 18771 July 18693.97 Kew
Kilburn A man with a white shirt and white pants sitting on a brown bench facing the left with another bench behind him all under a light blue sky with white cloudsJubilee[e]Brent224 November 1879Kilburn and Brondesbury: 1879–19505.52 Kilburn
Kilburn Park A red-bricked building with a series of white signs together reading "KILBURN PARK STATION" in red letters and people walking in front all under a white skyBakerlooBrent231 January 19152.43 Kilburn
Kingsbury A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "KINGSBURY STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyJubilee[e]Brent410 December 19323.37 Kingsbury
King's Cross St Pancras A red-bricked building with a dark blue sign reading "KING'S CROSS ST. PANCRAS" in white letters and several entranceways all under a grey sky
Camden110 January 1863
(Metropolitan line
resited 9 March 1941)		King's Cross (Metropolitan line): 1863–1925
King's Cross & St. Pancras (Metropolitan line): 1925–33
King's Cross (Piccadilly line): 1906–27
King's Cross for St. Pancras (Piccadilly line): 1927–33
King's Cross for St. Pancras (Northern line): 1907–33		69.94 King's Cross
Knightsbridge A white building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "KNIGHTSBRIDGE STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsPiccadillyKensington and Chelsea115 December 1906Sloane Street: (Proposed before opening)13.27 Knightsbridge
Ladbroke Grove A brown-bricked building bordered in red bricks with a blue, rectangular sign reading "LADBROKE GROVE STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky
Kensington and Chelsea213 June 1864Notting Hill: 1864–80
Notting Hill & Ladbroke Grove: 1880–1919
Ladbroke Grove (North Kensington): 1919–38		5.10 Ladbroke Grove
Lambeth North A red-bricked building with a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LAMBETH NORTH STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyBakerlooLambeth110 March 1906Kennington Road: 1906
Westminster Bridge Road: 1906–17		2.57 Lambeth
Lancaster Gate A grey building with blue panels and a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LANCASTER GATE STATION" in white letters and people in frontCentralCity of Westminster130 July 1900Westbourne: (Proposed before opening)3.65 Paddington
Latimer Road A beige-bricked building with a dark-blue, rectangular sign reading "LATIMER ROAD STATION" in white letters all under a white sky
Kensington and Chelsea216 December 18683.65 North Kensington
Leicester Square A grey-bricked building with a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LEICESTER SQUARE STATION" in white letters all under a bright sky
City of Westminster115 December 1906Cranbourn Street: (Proposed before opening)29.39 West End
Leyton A white-bricked building with a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LEYTON STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky fading to purple on the horizonCentralWaltham Forest35 May 194722 August 1856Low Leyton: 1856–688.36 Leyton
Leytonstone A white-tiled building with a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LEYTONSTONE STATION PUBLIC SUBWAY LEYTONSTONE STATION" in white lettersCentralWaltham Forest3 & 45 May 194722 August 18566.70 Leytonstone
Liverpool Street A white building with a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LIVERPOOL STREET UNDERGROUND STATION" in white letters all under a white sky
City of London11 February 1875
(resited 12 July 1875)		Bishopsgate: 1875–190955.84 Bishopsgate
London Bridge A single storey stone and glass building with "London Bridge Station" incised into the stonework above the entrance
Southwark125 February 190056.20 Southwark
Loughton A beige-bricked building with a dark blue, rectangular sign reading "LOUGHTON STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEpping Forest621 November 194822 August 18562.65 Loughton
Maida Vale A red-bricked building with a rectangular, white sign reading "ENTRANCE" in black letters and a rectangular, blue sign reading "MAIDA VALE STATION"BakerlooCity of Westminster26 June 1915Elgin Avenue: (Proposed before opening)2.50 Maida Vale
Manor House A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MANOR HOUSE STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsPiccadilly
2 & 319 September 19326.02 Manor House
Mansion House A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MANSION HOUSE STATION" in white letters and a yellow sign reading "OFFICES TO LET"
City of London13 July 18714.14 Castle Baynard
Marble Arch The interior of a building with rounded ceiling and walls, red benches along the left wall, advertisements along the right wall, and a yellow line on the floorCentralCity of Westminster130 July 19009.60 Marylebone
Marylebone A red-bricked building with a sign reading "MARYLEBONE STATION" in beige letters, a blue roof, and a crowd of people in frontBakerlooCity of Westminster127 March 1907Lisson Grove/Marylebone: (Proposed before opening)
Great Central: 1907–17		8.72 Marylebone
Mile End A grey-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MILE END STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white clouds
Tower Hamlets22 June 190211.36 Mile End
Mill Hill East A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MILL HILL STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernBarnet418 May 194122 August 1867Mill Hill: 1867–1928
Bittacy Hill: Proposed 1940		1.41 Mill Hill
Monument The interior of a building with a railway track running between white-tiled pillars upholding a white-and-black ceiling lit by electrical lights
City of London16 October 1884King William Street: (Proposed before opening)
East Cheap: 1884		34.41
[note 3]		 City of London
Moorgate A grey building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MOORGATE STATION" in white letters and short, black, white-tipped posts in front
City of London123 December 1865Moorgate Street (Metropolitan line): 1865–192420.01 Moorgate
Moor Park A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MOOR PARK" in white letters and four black-striped posts in frontMetropolitanThree Rivers6 & 79 May 1910Sandy Lodge: 1910–23
Moor Park & Sandy Lodge: 1923–50		0.73 Moor Park
Morden A grey building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "MORDEN STATION" in white letters, two red buses in front, and a fence in the foregroundNorthernMerton413 September 1926North Morden: (Proposed before opening)7.68 Morden
Mornington Crescent A red-bricked building with a rectangular, white sign reading "MORNINGTON CRESCENT STATION" in black letters all under a light blue skyNorthernCamden222 June 1907Seymour Street: (Proposed before opening)2.67 Camden Town
Neasden A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NEASDEN STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsJubilee[e]Brent32 August 1880Kingsbury & Neasden: 1880–1910
Neasden & Kingsbury: 1910–32		2.49 Neasden
Newbury Park A grey, cylindrical structure with a green roof and a large number of people walking through it with trees in the background all under a blue skyCentralRedbridge414 December 19471 May 19033.53 Newbury Park
Nine Elms A low grey building with a projecting canopy stands in front of tall residential buildingsNorthernWandsworth120 September 2021[4]3.47 Nine Elms
North Acton A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NORTH ACTON STATION" in white letters all under a white skyCentralEaling2 & 35 November 19235.23 Acton
North Ealing A speckled building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NORTH EALING STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsPiccadilly[h]Ealing323 June 19030.59 Ealing
North Greenwich A grey building with grey lampposts in front and a green tree in the foreground all under a light blue sky with billowy, white cloudsJubileeGreenwich2 & 314 May 199921.20 Greenwich
North Harrow A beige building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NORTH HARROW STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsMetropolitanHarrow522 March 19151.31 Harrow
North Wembley People walking on a wet railway platform with grey lampposts on either side of a railway track on which a red train is running all under a blue skyBakerlooBrent416 April 191715 June 19121.20 North Wembley
Northfields A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NORTHFIELDS STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyPiccadilly[l]Ealing316 April 1908
(resited 19 May 1932)		Northfield Halt: 1908–11
Northfields & Little Ealing: 1911–32		2.63 Northfields
Northolt A man with black hair, a black shirt, black pants, and black shoes reading a newspaper and sitting on a brown bench on a grey railway platformCentralEaling521 November 19483.96 Northolt
Northwick Park A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NORTHWICK PARK STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyMetropolitanBrent428 June 1923Northwick Park & Kenton: 1923–333.17 Kenton
Northwood A grey-tiled railway platform bordered by red-bricked walls supporting overhanging roofs from which elongated electrical lights hangMetropolitanHillingdon61 September 18872.04 Northwood
Northwood Hills A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "NORTHWOOD HILLS STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsMetropolitanHillingdon613 November 19331.34 Northwood
Notting Hill Gate The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling from which ten round electrical lights are suspended, three lit and seven unlit
Kensington and Chelsea1 & 21 October 186811.69 Notting Hill
Oakwood A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, black sign reading "OAKWOOD STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyPiccadillyEnfield513 March 1933East Barnet/Merryhills: (Proposed before opening)
Enfield West: 1933–34
Enfield West (Oakwood): 1934–46		2.23 Oakwood
Old Street A white sign with a red circle on it and a blue rectangle on which is written "UNDERGROUND" in white letters all under a grey skyNorthernIslington
Hackney		117 November 190116.18 St Luke's
Osterley A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "OSTERLEY STATION" in white letters all under a dark sky with white cloudsPiccadilly[l]Hounslow41 May 1883
(resited 25 March 1934)		Osterley & Spring Grove: 1883–19341.74 Osterley
Oval A grey-tiled building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "OVAL STATION" in white letters with people walking in front all under a clear, white skyNorthernLambeth218 December 1890Kennington Oval: (Proposed before opening)
The Oval: 1890–94		5.36 Oval
Oxford Circus A red-bricked building with a sign reading "OXFORD CIRCUS HOUSE" in gold letters and a large number of people walking in the foregroundCentral
Bakerloo
Victoria		City of Westminster130 July 190054.02 West End
Paddington A white building with signs reading "METROPOLITAN RAILWAY" and "PADDINGTON STATION" in large lettering cast into the stonework above the entranceDistrict[c]
Circle
Bakerloo		City of Westminster11 October 1868Paddington (Praed Street) (Circle line): 1868–194746.65
[note 5]		 Paddington
Paddington A large two-storey entrance with glazed facade. A sign reading "PADDINGTON STATION" is etched into the glassHammersmith & City[m]
Circle		City of Westminster110 January 1863Paddington (Bishop's Road): 1863–193346.65
[note 5]		 Paddington
Park Royal A brown-bricked building with a white sign reading "ZACHARIA FASHIONS WHOLESALERS" in blue letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsPiccadillyEaling323 June 1903
(resited 6 July 1931)		Park Royal & Tywford Abbey: 1903–31
Park Royal: 1931–36
Park Royal (Hanger Hill): 1936–47		1.65 Park Royal
Parsons Green A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "PARSONS GREEN" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsDistrictHammersmith and Fulham21 March 18805.03 Parsons Green
Perivale A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "PERIVALE STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyCentralEaling430 June 19472 May 1904Perivale Halt: 1904–19471.69 Perivale
Piccadilly Circus A red train running on a railway track through the interior of a building that has a rounded ceiling and rounded walls covered in advertisementsBakerloo
Piccadilly		City of Westminster110 March 190627.68 West End
Pimlico A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "PIMLICO STATION" in white letters and a black sign reading "UNDERGROUND"VictoriaCity of Westminster114 September 19726.93 Pimlico
Pinner A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "PINNER" in front of a road all under a cloudless, light blue skyMetropolitanHarrow525 May 18852.11 Pinner
Plaistow A railway platform with various people walking in different directions on it and a black sign reading "Way out" in yellow lettersDistrict[j]
Hammersmith & City		Newham32 June 190231 March 18584.01 Plaistow
Preston Road A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "PRESTON ROAD STATION" in white letters all under a clear, white skyMetropolitanBrent421 May 1908
(resited 3 January 1932)		2.30 Preston
Putney Bridge A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "PUTNEY BRIDGE STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyDistrictHammersmith and Fulham21 March 1880Putney Bridge & Fulham: 1880–1902
Putney Bridge & Hurlingham: 1902–32		4.81 Fulham
Queen's Park A brown-bricked building with a white sign reading "Queen's Park" in blue letters underscored by a green line and a blue lineBakerlooBrent211 February 19152 June 1879Queen's Park (West Kilburn): 1879–19154.15 Queen's Park
Queensbury A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "QUEENSBURY STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyJubilee[e]Brent416 December 19343.07 Queensbury
Queensway A gold-coloured building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "QUEENSWAY STATION" in white letters and people walking in frontCentralCity of Westminster130 July 1900Queen's Road: 1900–466.52 Bayswater
Ravenscourt Park A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "RANVENSCOURT PARK STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyDistrictHammersmith and Fulham21 June 18771 January 1873Shaftesbury Road: 1877–882.58 Hammersmith
Rayners Lane A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "RAYNERS LANE STATION" in white letters all under a dark blue skyMetropolitan
Piccadilly[k]		Harrow526 May 19063.04 Rayners Lane
Redbridge A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "REDBRIDGE STATION" in white letters all under a dark blue sky with white cloudsCentralRedbridge414 December 1947Ilford West/Red House: (Proposed before opening)2.04 Redbridge
Regent's Park A white sign reading "REGENT'S PARK STATION BAKERLOO LINE" in black letters with people walking behind it all under a light blue skyBakerlooCity of Westminster110 March 19062.15 Marylebone
Richmond A grey building with a rectangular, white sign reading "Richmond" in dark blue letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsDistrictRichmond41 June 18771 January 18693.74 Richmond
Rickmansworth A brown-bricked building with three brown-bricked chimneys, some scaffolding on the side, and seven vehicles in the parking lot in frontMetropolitanThree Rivers71 September 18871.77 Rickmansworth
Roding Valley A railway platform with a railway track running through it being used by a red-and-white train with its two headlights illuminatedCentralEpping Forest
Redbridge		421 November 19483 February 19360.26 Buckhurst Hill
Royal Oak A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "ROYAL OAK STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyHammersmith & City[m]
Circle		City of Westminster230 October 18714 June 18381.98 Westbourne
Ruislip A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "RUISLIP STATION" in white letters all under a clear, white skyMetropolitan
Piccadilly[k]		Hillingdon64 July 19041.37 Ruislip
Ruislip Gardens A grey building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "RUISLIP GARDENS STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsCentralHillingdon529 November 19489 July 19340.77 Ruislip
Ruislip Manor A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "RUISLIP MANOR STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyMetropolitan
Piccadilly[k]		Hillingdon65 August 19121.35 Ruislip
Russell Square A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "RUSSELL SQUARE STATION" in white letters all under a white skyPiccadillyCamden115 December 19068.59 Bloomsbury
St James's Park A dirty, white-bricked building with three flagpoles on top of it and several lampposts in front of it all under a light blue sky with white cloudsDistrict[i]
Circle		City of Westminster124 December 18688.54 St James's
St John's Wood A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "ST. JOHN'S WOOD STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyJubilee[g]City of Westminster220 November 1939Acacia Road: (Proposed before opening)5.63 St John's Wood
St Paul's The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling and rounded walls covered in peeling advertisements, peeling black paint, and white tilesCentralCity of London130 July 1900Newgate Street: (Proposed before opening)
Post Office: 1900–37		9.13 Smithfield
Seven Sisters The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling and a white sign on the right wall reading "SEVEN SISTERS" in dark blue letters under a lineVictoriaHaringey31 September 196816.72 Seven Sisters
Shepherd's Bush A grey-tiled building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SHEPHERD'S BUSH" in white letters all under a light blue skyCentralHammersmith and Fulham230 July 190013.13 Shepherd's Bush
Shepherd's Bush Market A series of white satellite dishes on the roofs of buildings with a railway track in the foreground all under a light blue sky with white cloudsHammersmith & City[m]
Circle		Hammersmith and Fulham213 June 1864
(resited 1 April 1914)		Shepherd's Bush: 1864–20082.89 Shepherd's Bush
Sloane Square Eight people walking towards an escalator on a railway platform next to a green-tiled wall on the left and a railway track on the rightDistrict[i]
Circle		Kensington and Chelsea124 December 186812.77 Chelsea
Snaresbrook A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SNARESBROOK STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyCentralRedbridge414 December 194722 August 1856Snaresbrook & Wanstead: 1856–19471.67 Snaresbrook
South Ealing A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTH EALING STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyPiccadilly[l]Ealing31 May 18832.51 Ealing
South Harrow A railway platform with grey, illuminated lampposts on either side of the railway track all under a light blue sky with white-and-grey cloudsPiccadilly[h]Harrow528 June 1903
(resited 5 July 1935)		1.67 Harrow
South Kensington A white building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTH KENSINGTON STATION" in white letters all under a white skyDistrict[i]
Piccadilly
Circle		Kensington and Chelsea124 December 186824.33 South Kensington
South Kenton A rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTH KENTON" in white letters next to a grey lamppost all under a light blue sky with white cloudsBakerlooBrent43 July 19331.01 Kenton
South Ruislip A white building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTH RUISLIP STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyCentralHillingdon523 November 19481 May 1908Northolt Junction: 1908–32
South Ruislip & Northolt Junction: 1932–47		1.41 South Ruislip
South Wimbledon A grey building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTH WIMBLEDON STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyNorthernMerton3 & 413 September 1926Merton Grove: (Proposed before opening)
South Wimbledon: 1926–28
South Wimbledon (Merton): 1928– (suffix gradually dropped)		3.30 Wimbledon
South Woodford A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTH WOODFORD STATION" in white letters all surrounded by snowflakesCentralRedbridge414 December 194722 August 1856George Lane: 1856–1937
South Woodford (George Lane): 1937–50		3.79 South Woodford
Southfields A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTHFIELDS STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyDistrictWandsworth33 June 18894.45 Southfields
Southgate A grey building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTHGATE STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsPiccadillyEnfield413 March 1933Chase Side: (Proposed before opening)3.78 Southgate
Southwark A grey building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "SOUTHWARK STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsJubileeSouthwark124 September 19998.92 Bankside
Stamford Brook A grey railway platform with a railway track running down the middle and a rectangular, red sign reading "WHISTLE" in white lettersDistrictHammersmith and Fulham21 February 19122.11 Chiswick
Stanmore A brown-bricked building with four brown-bricked chimneys and a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "STANMORE STATION" in white lettersJubilee[e]Harrow510 December 19322.90 Stanmore
Stepney Green A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "STEPNEY GREEN STATION" in white letters and a man walking in frontDistrict[j]
Hammersmith & City		Tower Hamlets223 June 19024.69 Stepney
Stockwell A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, light blue sign reading "STOCKWELL STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyNorthern
Victoria		Lambeth218 December 18907.46 Stockwell
Stonebridge Park A red-bricked building with three people in front of it and two bicycles leaning against a red-bricked wall to the right side all under a blue skyBakerlooBrent316 April 191715 June 19122.20 Tokyngton
Stratford A grey building with a series of large, clear windows reading "Back the Bid LONDON 2012 CANDIDATE CITY" in white letters all under a blue skyCentral
Jubilee		Newham2 & 34 December 1946183947.88 Stratford
Sudbury Hill A red-bricked building with a rectangular, grey sign reading "SUDBURY HILL STATION" in black letters all und er a blue sky with white cloudsPiccadilly[h]Ealing
Harrow		428 June 19031.51 Sudbury
Sudbury Town A red-bricked building with a rectangular, grey sign reading "SUDBURY TOWN STATION" in black letters all under a blue skyPiccadilly[h]Brent
Ealing		428 June 19031.39 Sudbury
Swiss Cottage Two black-bricked pillars on a sidewalk with a rectangular, dark blue sign connecting them reading "SWISS COTTAGE STATION" in white lettersJubilee[g]Camden220 November 19394.94 Swiss Cottage
Temple A grey building with a rectangular, white sign on a rounded corner reading "TEMPLE STATION" in black letters all under a blue skyDistrict[i]
Circle		City of Westminster130 May 18706.37 Temple
Theydon Bois A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "THEYDON BOIS STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEpping Forest625 September 194924 April 1865Theydon: 18650.68 Theydon Bois
Tooting Bec A grey-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "TOOTING BEC STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernWandsworth313 September 1926Trinity Road (Tooting Bec): 1926–505.94 Tooting
Tooting Broadway A grey-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "TOOTING BROADWAY STATION" in white letters all under a grey skyNorthernWandsworth313 September 192611.62 Tooting
Tottenham Court Road The interior of a building with a rounded, white ceiling and rounded walls, the left one black and the right one green, on either side of a manCentral
Northern		Camden130 July 1900Oxford Street (Northern line): 1907–0848.95 St Giles
Tottenham Hale A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "TOTTENHAM HALE" in white letters all under a clear, light blue skyVictoriaHaringey31 September 196812.49 Tottenham Hale
Totteridge & Whetstone A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "TOTTERIDGE & WHETSTONE STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyNorthernBarnet414 April 19401 April 1872Totteridge: 1872–741.81 Whetstone
Tower Hill A grey, many-windowed castle with flags flying from its turrets in the background, several people walking in the foreground, and a bright sky aboveDistrict[i]
Circle		Tower Hamlets125 September 1882
(resited 12 October 1884
resited 5 February 1967)		Tower of London: 1882–84
Mark Lane: 1884–1946		15.40 Tower Hill
Tufnell Park A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "TUFNELL PARK STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsNorthernIslington222 June 19072.97 Tufnell Park
Turnham Green A grey railway station with railway tracks on either side of it, four blue lampposts protruding from the middle of it, and a blue sky aboveDistrict
Piccadilly		Hounslow2 & 31 June 18771 January 18694.68 Chiswick
Turnpike Lane A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "TURNPIKE LANE STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyPiccadillyHaringey319 September 1932Ducketts Green/Harringay: (Proposed before opening)7.89 Noel Park
Upminster A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "Upminster" in white letters and a pink sign reading "c2c"DistrictHavering62 June 19021 May 18853.77 Upminster
Upminster Bridge A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "UPMINSTER BRIDGE STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyDistrictHavering617 December 19340.74 Upminster Bridge
Upney A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "UPNEY STATION" in white letters all under a light blue sky with white cloudsDistrictBarking and Dagenham412 September 19321.94 Barking
Upton Park A red-and-brown bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "UPTON PARK STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyDistrict[j]
Hammersmith & City		Newham32 June 190218777.69 Upton Park
Uxbridge A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, light blue sign reading "METROPOLITAN & PICCADILLY LINES" in white letters all under a blue skyMetropolitan
Piccadilly[k]		Hillingdon64 July 1904
(resited 4 December 1938)		5.76 Uxbridge
Vauxhall A white building with a rectangular, white sign reading "Vauxhall" in black letters and four bicycles in front all under a grey skyVictoriaLambeth1 & 223 July 197120.88 Vauxhall
Victoria A grey building with three rectangular, white signs reading "London Victoria Station" in black letters all under a clear, white skyDistrict[i]
Circle
Victoria		City of Westminster124 December 186856.43 Belgravia
Walthamstow Central The interior of a building with a rounded ceiling, rounded walls, and a man wearing an orange jacket walking towards the back wallVictoriaWaltham Forest31 September 196812.81 Walthamstow
Wanstead A grey building with a sign on it depicting a blue rectangle superimposed on a white circle superimposed on a red circleCentralRedbridge414 December 19471.88 Wanstead
Warren Street A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WARREN STREET STATION" in white letters and people in frontNorthern
Victoria		Camden122 June 1907Euston Road: 1907–0813.01 Fitzrovia
Warwick Avenue A green sign with the words "WARWICK AVENUE STATION" written in white letters on a dark blue rectangle all under a light blue sky with white cloudsBakerlooCity of Westminster231 January 1915Warrington Crescent: (Proposed before opening)2.87 Little Venice
Waterloo The interior of a building with a rounded, white ceiling, rounded, white-bricked walls, and a crowd of people walking towards the back wallWaterloo & City
Bakerloo
Northern
Jubilee		Lambeth110 March 190668.72 Waterloo
Watford A brown-bricked building with a red-tiled roof and a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WATFORD STATION" in white letters all under a white skyMetropolitanWatford72 November 19251.68 Cassiobury
Wembley Central Several people walking inside a building with a black ceiling and white walls bordered in black and displaying several advertisementsBakerlooBrent416 April 19171842Sudbury: 1842–82
Sudbury & Wembley: 1882–1910
Wembley for Sudbury: 1910–48		4.37 Wembley
Wembley Park A terracotta-coloured building with a rectangular, light blue sign reading "WEMBLEY PARK STATION" in white letters all under a cloudy skyMetropolitan
Jubilee[f]		Brent412 May 189415.00 Wembley Park
West Acton A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WEST ACTON STATION" in white letters all under a blue sky with white cloudsCentralEaling35 November 19231.10 Acton
West Brompton A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WEST BROMPTON STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyDistrictKensington and Chelsea212 April 1869Richmond Road: (Proposed before opening)4.42 West Brompton
West Finchley A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WEST FINCHLEY STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyNorthernBarnet414 April 19401 March 19331.20 Finchley
West Ham A brown-bricked building with a large, grey sign reading "WEST HAM" in white letters and four people in front all under a light grey skyDistrict[j]
Hammersmith & City
Jubilee		Newham2 & 32 June 19021901West Ham: 1901–1924
West Ham (Manor Road): 1924–69		4.51 West Ham
West Hampstead A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WEST HAMPSTEAD STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyJubilee[e]Camden230 June 18797.10 West Hampstead
West Harrow A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, light blue sign reading "WEST HARROW STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyMetropolitanHarrow517 November 19130.94 Harrow
West Kensington A white-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WEST KENSINGTON STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyDistrictHammersmith and Fulham29 September 1874North End (Fulham): 1874–773.61 West Kensington
West Ruislip A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WEST RUISLIP STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyCentralHillingdon621 November 19482 April 1906Ruislip & Ickenham: 1906–47
West Ruislip (for Ickenham): 1947– (suffix gradually dropped)		1.14 Ruislip
Westbourne Park A dirty, white-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WESTBOURNE PARK STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyHammersmith & City[m]
Circle		City of Westminster21 February 1866
(resited 1 November 1871)		3.21 Notting Hill
Westminster A large crowd of people walking on a grey sidewalk next to a black road where two vehicles are driving from the left to the rightDistrict[i]
Circle
Jubilee		City of Westminster124 December 1868Westminster Bridge: 1868–190717.98 Westminster
White City A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WHITE CITY STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyCentralHammersmith and Fulham223 November 19477.39 White City
Whitechapel A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WHITECHAPEL STATION" in white letters all under a white skyDistrict[j]
Hammersmith & City		Tower Hamlets21 October 188410 April 1876Whitechapel (Mile End): 1884–190114.27 Whitechapel
Willesden Green A white-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WILLESDEN GREEN STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyJubilee[e]Brent2 & 324 November 18795.35 Willesden
Willesden Junction A white-panelled building with a rectangular, orange sign reading "Willesdon Junction" in white letters all under a light blue skyBakerlooBrent2 & 310 May 19154.41 Harlesden
Wimbledon A white-bricked building with a sign reading "Wimbledon" in red letters and people walking in front all under a light blue sky with white cloudsDistrictMerton33 June 188911.52 Wimbledon
Wimbledon Park A brown-and-red bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WIMBLEDON PARK STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyDistrictMerton33 June 18891.70 Wimbledon
Wood Green A brown-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WOOD GREEN STATION" in white letters all under a light blue skyPiccadillyHaringey319 September 1932Lordship Lane: (Proposed before opening)9.12 Wood Green
Wood Lane A grey-panelled building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WOOD LANE STATION" in white letters all under a cloudy skyHammersmith & City
Circle		Hammersmith and Fulham212 October 20084.13 Shepherd's Bush
Woodford A red-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WOODFORD STATION" in white letters all under a clear, white skyCentralRedbridge414 December 194722 August 18564.24 Woodford
Woodside Park A beige-bricked building with a rectangular, dark blue sign reading "WOODSIDE PARK STATION" in white letters all under a blue skyNorthernBarnet412 April 19401 April 1872Torrington Park, Woodside: 1872–82
Woodside Park for North Finchley: 1882–1931
Woodside Park and North Finchley for Woodside Garden Suburb: 1931–40		3.47 Woodside Park

Fictional stations
Further information: List of fictional rapid transit stations

See also
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Notes
* ^ 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.[5]
b 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 First served by Metropolitan line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949, Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990.[5]
c 1 2 3 4 5 First served by Metropolitan line – District line service added in stages, Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]
d 1 2 3 First served by Metropolitan line – Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990.[5]
e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 First served by Metropolitan line – service transferred to Bakerloo line in 1939 and then to the Jubilee line in 1979.[5]
f 1 2 First served by Metropolitan line – Bakerloo line service added in 1939 which was transferred to the Jubilee line in 1979.[5]
g 1 2 First served by Bakerloo line – service transferred to Jubilee line in 1979.[5]
h 1 2 3 4 5 First served by District line – service transferred to Piccadilly line in 1933.[5]
i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 First served by District line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]
j 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 First served by District line – Metropolitan line service added in stages which was transferred to Hammersmith & City line in 1990.[5]
k 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 First served by Metropolitan line – District line service added in 1910 which was transferred to Piccadilly line in 1933.[5]
l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 First served by District line – service transferred to Piccadilly line in 1964.[5]
m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 First served by Metropolitan line – Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990,[5] Circle line service added in 2009.[8]
n 1 2 First served by Bakerloo line – service withdrawn in 1982.[5]
† ^ Some stations are assigned to multiple zones. People travelling through these stations may treat the station as in whatever zone makes their fare the least expensive.
  1. The London Underground uses a system of nine concentric zones for the calculation of fares between stations. Fares are calculated based on the number of zones traversed.
  2. The other names listed may have been used previously on station signage, on network maps, in advertisements or in planning material – Harris, Cyril M. (2006) [1977]. What's in a name?. Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-241-0. In the early years, slightly different names were sometimes employed contemporaneously for different purposes or on different parts of a station. A number of stations continue to bear obsolete early names where these form part of the physical architecture. For example, the platform wall tiling at Arsenal, Hampstead, Marylebone and Warren Street still carries the original names of these stations.
  3. Bank and Monument operate as a combined station with shared usage statistics.
  4. Heathrow Terminal 4 station was closed during the COVID national lockdown.
  5. The two Paddington stations operate as a combined station with shared usage statistics.

References
  1. "A brief history of the Underground". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 19 August 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  2. "Facts & Figures". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 27 September 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  3. "London Underground". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 29 July 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
  4. "New Northern line stations open today as Tube extends to Battersea Power Station". Transport for London. 20 September 2021. Archived from the original on 20 September 2021. Retrieved 20 September 2021.
  5. Rose, Douglas (1999). The London Underground, A Diagrammatic History. London: Douglas Rose/Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-219-4. OCLC 59556887.
  6. All Usage statistics (total entry plus exits) are in millions per year for 2022 – "Station Usage Data" (XLSX). Usage Statistics for London Stations, 2021. Transport for London. 12 July 2022. Retrieved 7 September 2022.
  7. Dumayne, Alan (1998). Southgate. Sutton Publishing Limited. p. 44. ISBN 0-7509-2000-9.
  8. "Circle Line extended to the west". BBC News. 5 March 2009. Archived from the original on 10 March 2009. Retrieved 4 April 2011.

Further reading
  • Connor, J.E. (1999). London's Disused Underground Stations. Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-250-X. OCLC 57630283.
  • Gillham, John C. (2001). The Waterloo & City Railway. Oakwood Press. ISBN 978-0-85361-525-5. OCLC 59402958.
  • Leboff, David (1994). ABC London Underground Stations. Ian Allan. ISBN 0-7110-2226-7.
  • Lee, Charles E. (1973). The Bakerloo line, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 59998073.
  • Lee, Charles E. The Central line, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 3470185.
  • Lee, Charles E. (1973). The District line, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 59998301.
  • Lee, Charles E. (1976). The East London Line and the Thames Tunnel, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 24459581.
  • Lee, Charles E. (1972). The Metropolitan line, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 59998061.
  • Lee, Charles E. (1973). The Northern line, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 59998137.
  • Lee, Charles E. (1973). The Piccadilly line, a Brief History. London: London Transport. OCLC 59998126.
  • Menear, Laurence (1983). London's Underground Stations: a social and architectural study. Midas Books. ISBN 978-0-85936-124-8. OCLC 12695214.
  • Wolmar, Christian (2004). The Subterranean Railway: How the London Underground Was Built and How It Changed the City Forever. Atlantic Books. ISBN 1-84354-023-1. OCLC 60794863.
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