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.

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 on the Bakerloo line; and there is one Hammersmith station on the District and Piccadilly lines and another 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, the fare zone in which it is located, the date it and any earlier main line service opened, previous names and passenger usage statistics in millions per year.

Station	Line(s)[lower-alpha 1]	Local authority	Zone[lower-alpha 2]	Opened[5]	Resited	Main line opened	Other name(s)[lower-alpha 3][6][lower-alpha 4]	Annual usage (millions, 2022)[7]	Area Served
Acton Town	District Piccadilly	Ealing	3	1 Jul 1879			Mill Hill Park: 1879–1910	4.93	Acton
Aldgate	Met.[lower-alpha 5] Circle	City of London	1	18 Nov 1876				6.90	Portsoken
Aldgate East	H&C[lower-alpha 6] District	Tower Hamlets	1	6 Oct 1884	31 Oct 1938		Commercial Road: proposed before opening	10.23	Whitechapel
Alperton	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 7]	Brent	4	28 Jun 1903			Perivale-Alperton: 1903–1910	2.30	Alperton
Amersham	Met.	Buckinghamshire	9	1 Sep 1892			Amersham: 1892–1922 Amersham & Chesham Bois: 1922–1934	1.66	Amersham
Angel	Northern	Islington	1	17 Nov 1901				12.37	Angel
Archway	Northern	Islington	2 3	22 Jun 1907			Archway Tavern: proposed before opening Highgate: 1907–1939 Archway (Highgate): 1939–1941 Highgate (Archway): 1941–1947	6.80	Archway
Arnos Grove	Piccadilly	Enfield	4	19 Sep 1932			Bowes Road: proposed before opening[8]	3.30	Arnos Grove
Arsenal	Piccadilly	Islington	2	15 Dec 1906			Gillespie Road: 1906–1932 Arsenal (Highbury Hill): 1932–c. 1960	2.12	Highbury
Baker Street	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Bakerloo Circle Jubilee H&C	City of Westminster	1	10 Jan 1863				20.52	Marylebone
Balham	Northern	Wandsworth	3	6 Dec 1926				9.22	Balham
Bank	W&C Northern Central	City of London	1	8 Aug 1898			City [W&C]: 1898–1940 Lombard Street [Northern]: proposed before opening	34.41[lower-alpha 9]	City of London
Barbican	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Circle H&C	City of London	1	23 Dec 1865			Aldersgate Street: 1865–1910 Aldersgate: 1910–1923 Aldersgate & Barbican: 1923–1968	5.36	Barbican
Barking	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Barking and Dagenham	4	2 Jun 1902		13 Jun 1854		14.56	Barking
Barkingside	Central	Redbridge	4	31 May 1948		1 May 1903		1.12	Barkingside
Barons Court	District Piccadilly	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	9 Oct 1905				5.11	West Kensington
Battersea Power Station	Northern	Wandsworth	1	20 Sep 2021 [4]			Battersea: proposed	8.65	Battersea
Bayswater	District[lower-alpha 11] Circle	City of Westminster	1	1 Oct 1868			Bayswater: 1868–1923 Bayswater (Queen's Road) & Westbourne Grove: 1923–1933 Bayswater (Queen's Road): 1933–1946 Bayswater (Queensway): 1946, suffix gradually dropped	3.34	Bayswater
Becontree	District	Barking and Dagenham	5	18 Jul 1932		28 Jun 1926	Gale Street: 1926–1932	2.67	Becontree
Belsize Park	Northern	Camden	2	22 Jun 1907			Belsize: proposed before opening	4.59	Belsize Park
Bermondsey	Jubilee	Southwark	2	17 Sep 1999				6.68	Bermondsey
Bethnal Green	Central	Tower Hamlets	2	4 Dec 1946			Bethnal: proposed before opening	10.20	Bethnal Green
Blackfriars	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	City of London	1	30 May 1870				9.41	Blackfriars
Blackhorse Road	Victoria	Waltham Forest	3	1 Sep 1968				8.51	Walthamstow
Bond Street	Central Jubilee	City of Westminster	1	24 Sep 1900			Davies Street: proposed before opening Selfridge's: proposed 1909	35.41	Mayfair
Borough	Northern	Southwark	1	18 Dec 1890				3.74	Southwark
Boston Manor	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Hounslow	4	1 May 1883			Boston Road: 1883–1911	1.49	Hanwell
Bounds Green	Piccadilly	Haringey	3 4	19 Sep 1932			Brownlow Road: proposed before opening	4.15	Bounds Green
Bow Road	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Tower Hamlets	2	11 Jun 1902				3.83	Bow
Brent Cross	Northern	Barnet	3	19 Nov 1923			Brent: 1923–1976	2.04	Brent Cross
Brixton	Victoria	Lambeth	2	23 Jul 1971				21.32	Brixton
Bromley-by-Bow	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Tower Hamlets	2 3	2 Jun 1902		31 Mar 1858	Bromley: 1858–1968	3.43	Bromley-by-Bow
Buckhurst Hill	Central	Epping Forest	5	21 Nov 1948		22 Aug 1856		1.68	Buckhurst Hill
Burnt Oak	Northern	Barnet	4	27 Oct 1924			Sheaves Hill: proposed before opening Burnt Oak: 1924–1928 Burnt Oak (for Watling): 1928, suffix gradually dropped	3.11	Burnt Oak
Caledonian Road	Piccadilly	Islington	2	15 Dec 1906			Barnsbury: proposed before opening	4.18	Holloway
Camden Town	Northern	Camden	2	22 Jun 1907			Camden Road: proposed before opening	17.34	Camden Town
Canada Water	Jubilee	Southwark	2	17 Sep 1999				10.57	Canada Water
Canary Wharf	Jubilee	Tower Hamlets	2	17 Sep 1999				30.68	Canary Wharf
Canning Town	Jubilee	Newham	2 3	14 May 1999		14 Jun 1847		11.59	Canning Town
Cannon Street	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	City of London	1	6 Oct 1884				3.79	City of London
Canons Park	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Harrow	5	10 Dec 1932			Canons Park (Edgware): 1932–1933	2.06	Stanmore
Chalfont & Latimer	Met.	Buckinghamshire	8	8 Jul 1889			Chalfont Road: 1889–1915	1.30	Little Chalfont
Chalk Farm	Northern	Camden	2	22 Jun 1907			Adelaide Road: proposed before opening	4.00	Chalk Farm
Chancery Lane	Central	City of London Camden	1	30 Jul 1900			Chancery Lane: 1900–1934 Chancery Lane (Grays Inn): 1934, suffix gradually dropped	8.53	Holborn
Charing Cross	Bakerloo Northern	City of Westminster	1	10 Mar 1906			Trafalgar Square [Bakerloo]: 1906–1979 Charing Cross [Northern]: 1907–1914 Charing Cross (Strand) [Northern]: 1914–1915 Strand [Northern]: 1915–1979	13.66	Charing Cross
Chesham	Met.	Buckinghamshire	9	8 Jul 1889				0.87	Chesham
Chigwell	Central	Epping Forest	4	21 Nov 1948		1 May 1903		0.31	Chigwell
Chiswick Park	District	Ealing	3	1 Jul 1879			Acton Green: 1879–1887 Chiswick Park & Acton Green: 1887–1910	1.90	Chiswick
Chorleywood	Met.	Three Rivers	7	8 Jul 1889			Chorley Wood: 1889–1915 Chorley Wood & Chenies: 1915–1934 Chorley Wood: 1934–1964	1.34	Chorleywood
Clapham Common	Northern	Lambeth	2	3 Jun 1900				7.71	Clapham
Clapham North	Northern	Lambeth	2	3 Jun 1900			Clapham Road: 1900–1926	5.22	Clapham
Clapham South	Northern	Wandsworth	2 3	13 Sep 1926			Nightingale Lane: proposed before opening	6.13	Clapham
Cockfosters	Piccadilly	Enfield	5	31 Jul 1933			Trent Park: proposed before opening	1.41	Cockfosters
Colindale	Northern	Barnet	4	18 Aug 1924				5.95	Colindale
Colliers Wood	Northern	Merton	3	13 Sep 1926				4.99	Colliers Wood
Covent Garden	Piccadilly	City of Westminster	1	11 Apr 1907				12.99	Covent Garden
Croxley	Met.	Three Rivers	7	2 Nov 1925			Croxley Green: 1925–1949	0.81	Croxley Green
Dagenham East	District	Barking and Dagenham	5	2 Jun 1902		1885	Dagenham: 1888–1949	2.33	Dagenham
Dagenham Heathway	District	Barking and Dagenham	5	12 Sep 1932			Heathway: 1932–1949	4.45	Dagenham
Debden	Central	Epping Forest	6	25 Sep 1949		24 Apr 1865	Chigwell Road: 1865 Chigwell Lane: 1865–1949	1.77	Debden
Dollis Hill	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Brent	3	1 Oct 1909				2.93	Dollis Hill
Ealing Broadway	District Central	Ealing	3	1 Jul 1879				13.43	Ealing
Ealing Common	District Piccadilly	Ealing	3	1 Jul 1879			Ealing Common: 1879–1886 Ealing Common and West Acton: 1886–1910	2.02	Ealing
Earl's Court	District Piccadilly	Kensington and Chelsea	1 2	30 Oct 1871	1 Feb 1878			15.18	Earl's Court
East Acton	Central	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	3 Aug 1920				2.71	Acton
East Finchley	Northern	Barnet	3	3 Jul 1939		22 Aug 1867		4.95	Finchley
East Ham	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Newham	3 4	2 Jun 1902		1858		9.89	East Ham
East Putney	District	Wandsworth	2 3	3 Jun 1889				5.02	Putney
Eastcote	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Hillingdon	5	26 May 1906				1.99	Eastcote
Edgware	Northern	Barnet	5	18 Aug 1924				3.93	Edgware
Edgware Road	Bakerloo	City of Westminster	1	15 Jun 1907				3.51	Paddington
Edgware Road	H&C[lower-alpha 11][lower-alpha 6] District Circle	City of Westminster	1	1 Oct 1863				5.07	Paddington
Elephant & Castle	Northern Bakerloo	Southwark	1 2	18 Dec 1890				13.30	Elephant & Castle
Elm Park	District	Havering	6	13 May 1935				2.23	Elm Park
Embankment	District[lower-alpha 12] Bakerloo Northern Circle	City of Westminster	1	30 May 1870			Charing Cross [District]: 1870–1915 Embankment [Bakerloo]: 1906–1914 Charing Cross (Embankment) [Bakerloo & Northern]: 1914–1915 Charing Cross: 1915–1974 Charing Cross Embankment: 1974–1976	15.13	Charing Cross
Epping	Central	Epping Forest	6	25 Sep 1949		24 Apr 1865		3.02	Epping
Euston	Northern Victoria	Camden	1	22 Jun 1907			Melton Street: proposed before opening	27.69	Camden
Euston Square	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Circle H&C	Camden	1	10 Jan 1863			Gower Street: 1863–1909	10.33	Camden
Fairlop	Central	Redbridge	4	31 May 1948		1 May 1903		0.87	Fairlop
Farringdon	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Circle H&C	Islington	1	10 Jan 1863	23 Dec 1865		Farringdon Street: 1863–1922 Farringdon & High Holborn: 1922–1936	30.07	Clerkenwell
Finchley Central	Northern	Barnet	4	14 Apr 1940		22 Aug 1867	Finchley & Hendon: 1867–1872 Finchley: 1872–1896 Finchley (Church End): 1896–1940	6.00	Finchley
Finchley Road	Met. Jubilee[lower-alpha 16]	Camden	2	30 Jun 1879				6.68	West Hampstead
Finsbury Park	Piccadilly Victoria	Islington	2	15 Dec 1906				23.40	Finsbury Park
Fulham Broadway	District	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	1 Mar 1880			Walham Green: 1880–1952	6.52	Walham Green
Gants Hill	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947			Ilford North: proposed before opening Cranbrook: proposed before opening	4.75	Gants Hill
Gloucester Road	District[lower-alpha 11] Piccadilly Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	1	1 Oct 1868			Brompton (Gloucester Road): 1868–1907	10.49	South Kensington
Golders Green	Northern	Barnet	3	22 Jun 1907				5.79	Golders Green
Goldhawk Road	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	1 Apr 1914				1.68	Shepherd's Bush
Goodge Street	Northern	Camden	1	22 Jun 1907			Tottenham Court Road: 1907–1908	5.15	Fitzrovia
Grange Hill	Central	Epping Forest	4	21 Nov 1948		1 May 1903		0.37	Chigwell
Great Portland Street	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Circle H&C	City of Westminster	1	10 Jan 1863			Portland Road: 1863–1917 Great Portland Street: 1917–1923 Great Portland Street & Regent's Park: 1923–1933	5.16	Fitzrovia
Greenford	Central	Ealing	4	30 Jun 1947		1 Oct 1904		3.29	Greenford
Green Park	Piccadilly Victoria Jubilee	City of Westminster	1	15 Dec 1906			Dover Street: 1906–1933	28.42	Westminster
Gunnersbury	District	Hounslow	3	1 Jun 1877		1 Jan 1869	Brentford Road: 1869–1871	3.87	Gunnersbury
Hainault	Central	Redbridge	4	31 May 1948		1 May 1903		2.80	Hainault
Hammersmith	District Piccadilly	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	9 Sep 1874				20.06	Hammersmith
Hammersmith	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	13 Jun 1864	1 Dec 1868			8.04	Hammersmith
Hampstead	Northern	Camden	2 3	22 Jun 1907			Heath Street: proposed before opening	3.61	Hampstead
Hanger Lane	Central	Ealing	3	30 Jun 1947				2.58	Hanger Hill
Harlesden	Bakerloo	Brent	3	16 Apr 1917		15 Jun 1912		2.33	Harlesden
Harrow & Wealdstone	Bakerloo	Harrow	5	16 Apr 1917		20 Jul 1837	Harrow: 1837–1897	3.23	Wealdstone
Harrow-on-the-Hill	Met.	Harrow	5	2 Aug 1880		15 Mar 1899	Harrow: 1880–1894	8.22	Harrow
Hatton Cross	Piccadilly	Hillingdon	5 6	19 Jul 1975				2.63	Hatton
Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3	Piccadilly	Hillingdon	6	16 Dec 1977			Heathrow Central: 1976–1983 Heathrow Central Terminals 1, 2, 3: 1983–1986 Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 (1986-2016)	5.73	Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Terminal 4	Piccadilly	Hillingdon	6	12 Apr 1986				1.23[lower-alpha 18]	Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Terminal 5	Piccadilly	Hillingdon	6	27 Mar 2008				3.63	Heathrow Airport
Hendon Central	Northern	Barnet	3 4	19 Nov 1923				4.94	Hendon
High Barnet	Northern	Barnet	5	14 Apr 1940		1 Apr 1872		3.17	Chipping Barnet
Highbury & Islington	Victoria	Islington	2	1 Sep 1968		28 Jun 1904	Highbury: 1867–1922	13.76	Highbury
Highgate	Northern	Haringey	3	19 Jan 1941		22 Aug 1867		4.24	Highgate
High Street Kensington	District[lower-alpha 11] Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	1	1 Oct 1868			Kensington: proposed before opening	8.54	Kensington
Hillingdon	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Hillingdon	6	10 Dec 1923	6 Dec 1992		Hillingdon: 1923–1934 Hillingdon (Swakeleys): 1934, suffix gradually dropped	1.33	Hillingdon
Holborn	Central Piccadilly	Camden	1	15 Dec 1906			Holborn: 1906–1933 Holborn (Kingsway): 1933, suffix gradually dropped	21.06	Holborn
Holland Park	Central	Kensington and Chelsea	2	30 Jul 1900			Lansdown Road: proposed before opening	2.65	Holland Park
Holloway Road	Piccadilly	Islington	2	15 Dec 1906			Holloway: proposed before opening	5.23	Holloway
Hornchurch	District	Havering	6	2 Jun 1902		1 May 1885		1.47	Hornchurch
Hounslow Central	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Hounslow	4	1 Apr 1886			Heston Hounslow: 1886–1925	2.88	Hounslow
Hounslow East	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Hounslow	4	2 May 1909			Hounslow Town: 1909–1925	3.22	Hounslow
Hounslow West	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Hounslow	5	21 Jul 1884			Hounslow Barracks: 1884–1925	2.88	Hounslow
Hyde Park Corner	Piccadilly	City of Westminster	1	15 Dec 1906				4.74	Knightsbridge
Ickenham	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Hillingdon	6	25 Sep 1905				0.82	Ickenham
Kennington	Northern	Southwark	1 2	18 Dec 1890			New Street: proposed before opening	4.41	Kennington
Kensal Green	Bakerloo	Brent	2	1 Oct 1916				1.81	Kensal Green
Kensington (Olympia)	District	Kensington and Chelsea	2	1 Jul 1864		27 May 1844	Kensington: 1844–1868 Kensington (Addison Road): 1868–1946	2.10	Kensington
Kentish Town	Northern	Camden	2	22 Jun 1907				6.30	Kentish Town
Kenton	Bakerloo	Brent	4	16 Apr 1917		15 Jun 1912		1.52	Kenton
Kew Gardens	District	Richmond	3 4	1 Jun 1877		1 Jul 1869		3.97	Kew
Kilburn	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Brent	2	24 Nov 1879			Kilburn and Brondesbury: 1879–1950	5.52	Kilburn
Kilburn Park	Bakerloo	Brent	2	31 Jan 1915				2.43	Kilburn
Kingsbury	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Brent	4	10 Dec 1932				3.37	Kingsbury
King's Cross St Pancras	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Northern Piccadilly Circle Victoria H&C	Camden	1	10 Jan 1863	9 Mar 1941 (Met.)		King's Cross [Metropolitan]: 1863–1925 King's Cross & St. Pancras [Metropolitan]: 1925–1933 King's Cross [Piccadilly]: 1906–1927 King's Cross for St. Pancras [Piccadilly]: 1927–1933 King's Cross for St. Pancras [Northern]: 1907–1933	69.94	King's Cross
Knightsbridge	Piccadilly	Kensington and Chelsea	1	15 Dec 1906			Sloane Street: proposed before opening	13.27	Knightsbridge
Ladbroke Grove	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	2	13 Jun 1864			Notting Hill: 1864–1880 Notting Hill & Ladbroke Grove: 1880–1919 Ladbroke Grove (North Kensington): 1919–1938	5.10	Ladbroke Grove
Lambeth North	Bakerloo	Lambeth	1	10 Mar 1906			Kennington Road (1906) Westminster Bridge Road: 1906–1917	2.57	Lambeth
Lancaster Gate	Central	City of Westminster	1	30 Jul 1900			Westbourne: proposed before opening	3.65	Paddington
Latimer Road	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	2	16 Dec 1868				3.65	North Kensington
Leicester Square	Piccadilly Northern	City of Westminster	1	15 Dec 1906			Cranbourn Street: proposed before opening	29.39	West End
Leyton	Central	Waltham Forest	3	5 May 1947		22 Aug 1856	Low Leyton: 1856–1868	8.36	Leyton
Leytonstone	Central	Waltham Forest	3 4	5 May 1947		22 Aug 1856		6.70	Leytonstone
Liverpool Street	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Central Circle H&C	City of London	1	1 Feb 1875	12 Jul 1875		Bishopsgate: 1875–1909	55.84	Bishopsgate
London Bridge	Northern Jubilee	Southwark	1	25 Feb 1900				56.20	Southwark
Loughton	Central	Epping Forest	6	21 Nov 1948		22 Aug 1856		2.65	Loughton
Maida Vale	Bakerloo	City of Westminster	2	6 Jun 1915			Elgin Avenue: proposed before opening	2.50	Maida Vale
Manor House	Piccadilly	Hackney Haringey	2 3	19 Sep 1932				6.02	Manor House
Mansion House	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	City of London	1	3 Jul 1871				4.14	Castle Baynard
Marble Arch	Central	City of Westminster	1	30 Jul 1900				9.60	Marylebone
Marylebone	Bakerloo	City of Westminster	1	27 Mar 1907			Great Central: 1907–1917	8.72	Marylebone
Mile End	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C Central	Tower Hamlets	2	2 Jun 1902				11.36	Mile End
Mill Hill East	Northern	Barnet	4	18 May 1941		22 Aug 1867	Mill Hill: 1867–1928 Bittacy Hill: proposed 1940	1.41	Mill Hill
Monument	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	City of London	1	6 Oct 1884			King William Street: proposed before opening East Cheap: 1884	34.41[lower-alpha 9]	City of London
Moorgate	Met.[lower-alpha 8] Northern Circle H&C	City of London	1	23 Dec 1865			Moorgate Street [Metropolitan]: 1865–1924	20.01	Moorgate
Moor Park	Met.	Three Rivers	6 7	9 May 1910			Sandy Lodge: 1910–1923 Moor Park & Sandy Lodge: 1923–1950	0.73	Moor Park
Morden	Northern	Merton	4	13 Sep 1926			North Morden: proposed before opening	7.68	Morden
Mornington Crescent	Northern	Camden	2	22 Jun 1907			Seymour Street: proposed before opening	2.67	Camden Town
Neasden	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Brent	3	2 Aug 1880			Kingsbury & Neasden: 1880–1910 Neasden & Kingsbury: 1910–1932	2.49	Neasden
Newbury Park	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947		1 May 1903		3.53	Newbury Park
Nine Elms	Northern	Wandsworth	1	20 Sep 2021 [4]				3.47	Nine Elms
North Acton	Central	Ealing	2 3	5 Nov 1923				5.23	Acton
North Ealing	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 7]	Ealing	3	23 Jun 1903				0.59	Ealing
North Greenwich	Jubilee	Greenwich	2 3	14 May 1999				21.20	Greenwich
North Harrow	Met.	Harrow	5	22 Mar 1915				1.31	Harrow
North Wembley	Bakerloo	Brent	4	16 Apr 1917		15 Jun 1912		1.20	North Wembley
Northfields	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Ealing	3	16 Apr 1908	19 May 1932		Northfield Halt: 1908–1911 Northfields & Little Ealing: 1911–1932	2.63	Northfields
Northolt	Central	Ealing	5	21 Nov 1948				3.96	Northolt
Northwick Park	Met.	Brent	4	28 Jun 1923			Northwick Park & Kenton: 1923–1933	3.17	Kenton
Northwood	Met.	Hillingdon	6	1 Sep 1887				2.04	Northwood
Northwood Hills	Met.	Hillingdon	6	13 Nov 1933				1.34	Northwood
Notting Hill Gate	District[lower-alpha 11] Central Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	1 2	1 Oct 1868				11.69	Notting Hill
Oakwood	Piccadilly	Enfield	5	13 Mar 1933			Enfield West: 1933–1934 Enfield West (Oakwood): 1934–1946	2.23	Oakwood
Old Street	Northern	Islington Hackney	1	17 Nov 1901				16.18	St Luke's
Osterley	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Hounslow	4	1 May 1883	25 Mar 1934		Osterley & Spring Grove: 1883–1934	1.74	Osterley
Oval	Northern	Lambeth	2	18 Dec 1890			Kennington Oval: proposed before opening The Oval: 1890–1894	5.36	Oval
Oxford Circus	Central Bakerloo Victoria	City of Westminster	1	30 Jul 1900				54.02	West End
Paddington	District[lower-alpha 11] Circle Bakerloo	City of Westminster	1	1 Oct 1868			Paddington (Praed Street) [ Circle]: 1868–1947	46.65[lower-alpha 19]	Paddington
Paddington	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	City of Westminster	1	10 Jan 1863			Paddington (Bishop's Road): 1863–1933	46.65[lower-alpha 19]	Paddington
Park Royal	Piccadilly	Ealing	3	23 Jun 1903	6 Jul 1931		Park Royal & Tywford Abbey: 1903–1931 Park Royal: 1931–1936 Park Royal (Hanger Hill): 1936–1947	1.65	Park Royal
Parsons Green	District	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	1 Mar 1880				5.03	Parsons Green
Perivale	Central	Ealing	4	30 Jun 1947		2 May 1904	Perivale Halt: 1904–1947	1.69	Perivale
Piccadilly Circus	Bakerloo Piccadilly	City of Westminster	1	10 Mar 1906				27.68	West End
Pimlico	Victoria	City of Westminster	1	14 Sep 1972				6.93	Pimlico
Pinner	Met.	Harrow	5	25 May 1885				2.11	Pinner
Plaistow	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Newham	3	2 Jun 1902		31 Mar 1858		4.01	Plaistow
Preston Road	Met.	Brent	4	21 May 1908	3 Jan 1932			2.30	Preston
Putney Bridge	District	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	1 Mar 1880			Putney Bridge & Fulham: 1880–1902 Putney Bridge & Hurlingham: 1902–1932	4.81	Fulham
Queen's Park	Bakerloo	Brent	2	11 Feb 1915		2 Jun 1879	Queen's Park (West Kilburn): 1879–1915	4.15	Queen's Park
Queensbury	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Brent	4	16 Dec 1934				3.07	Queensbury
Queensway	Central	City of Westminster	1	30 Jul 1900			Queen's Road: 1900–1946	6.52	Bayswater
Ravenscourt Park	District	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	1 Jun 1877		1 Jan 1873	Shaftesbury Road: 1877–1888	2.58	Hammersmith
Rayners Lane	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Harrow	5	26 May 1906				3.04	Rayners Lane
Redbridge	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947			Ilford West: proposed before opening Red House: proposed before opening	2.04	Redbridge
Regent's Park	Bakerloo	City of Westminster	1	10 Mar 1906				2.15	Marylebone
Richmond	District	Richmond	4	1 Jun 1877		1 Jan 1869		3.74	Richmond
Rickmansworth	Met.	Three Rivers	7	1 Sep 1887				1.77	Rickmansworth
Roding Valley	Central	Epping Forest Redbridge	4	21 Nov 1948		3 Feb 1936		0.26	Buckhurst Hill
Royal Oak	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	City of Westminster	2	30 Oct 1871		4 Jun 1838		1.98	Westbourne
Ruislip	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Hillingdon	6	4 Jul 1904				1.37	Ruislip
Ruislip Gardens	Central	Hillingdon	5	29 Nov 1948		9 Jul 1934		0.77	Ruislip
Ruislip Manor	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Hillingdon	6	5 Aug 1912				1.35	Ruislip
Russell Square	Piccadilly	Camden	1	15 Dec 1906				8.59	Bloomsbury
St James's Park	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	City of Westminster	1	24 Dec 1868				8.54	St James's
St John's Wood	Jubilee[lower-alpha 20]	City of Westminster	2	20 Nov 1939			Acacia Road: proposed before opening	5.63	St John's Wood
St Paul's	Central	City of London	1	30 Jul 1900			Newgate Street: proposed before opening Post Office: 1900–1937	9.13	Smithfield
Seven Sisters	Victoria	Haringey	3	1 Sep 1968				16.72	Seven Sisters
Shepherd's Bush	Central	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	30 Jul 1900				13.13	Shepherd's Bush
Shepherd's Bush Market	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	13 Jun 1864	1 Apr 1914		Shepherd's Bush: 1864–2008	2.89	Shepherd's Bush
Sloane Square	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	1	24 Dec 1868				12.77	Chelsea
Snaresbrook	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947		22 Aug 1856	Snaresbrook & Wanstead: 1856–1947	1.67	Snaresbrook
South Ealing	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 13]	Ealing	3	1 May 1883				2.51	Ealing
South Harrow	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 7]	Harrow	5	28 Jun 1903	5 Jul 1935			1.67	Harrow
South Kensington	District[lower-alpha 12] Piccadilly Circle	Kensington and Chelsea	1	24 Dec 1868				24.33	South Kensington
South Kenton	Bakerloo	Brent	4	3 Jul 1933				1.01	Kenton
South Ruislip	Central	Hillingdon	5	23 Nov 1948		1 May 1908	Northolt Junction: 1908–1932 South Ruislip & Northolt Junction: 1932–1947	1.41	South Ruislip
South Wimbledon	Northern	Merton	3 4	13 Sep 1926			Merton Grove: proposed before opening South Wimbledon: 1926–1928 South Wimbledon (Merton): 1928, suffix gradually dropped	3.30	Wimbledon
South Woodford	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947		22 Aug 1856	George Lane: 1856–1937 South Woodford (George Lane): 1937–1950	3.79	South Woodford
Southfields	District	Wandsworth	3	3 Jun 1889				4.45	Southfields
Southgate	Piccadilly	Enfield	4	13 Mar 1933			Chase Side: proposed before opening	3.78	Southgate
Southwark	Jubilee	Southwark	1	24 Sep 1999				8.92	Bankside
Stamford Brook	District	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	1 Feb 1912				2.11	Chiswick
Stanmore	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Harrow	5	10 Dec 1932				2.90	Stanmore
Stepney Green	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Tower Hamlets	2	23 Jun 1902				4.69	Stepney
Stockwell	Northern Victoria	Lambeth	2	18 Dec 1890				7.46	Stockwell
Stonebridge Park	Bakerloo	Brent	3	16 Apr 1917		15 Jun 1912		2.20	Tokyngton
Stratford	Central Jubilee	Newham	2 3	4 Dec 1946		1839		47.88	Stratford
Sudbury Hill	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 7]	Harrow	4	28 Jun 1903				1.51	Sudbury
Sudbury Town	Piccadilly[lower-alpha 7]	Brent Ealing	4	28 Jun 1903				1.39	Sudbury
Swiss Cottage	Jubilee[lower-alpha 20]	Camden	2	20 Nov 1939				4.94	Swiss Cottage
Temple	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	City of Westminster	1	30 May 1870				6.37	Temple
Theydon Bois	Central	Epping Forest	6	25 Sep 1949		24 Apr 1865	Theydon: 1865	0.68	Theydon Bois
Tooting Bec	Northern	Wandsworth	3	13 Sep 1926			Trinity Road (Tooting Bec): 1926–1950	5.94	Tooting
Tooting Broadway	Northern	Wandsworth	3	13 Sep 1926				11.62	Tooting
Tottenham Court Road	Central Northern	Camden	1	30 Jul 1900			Oxford Street [Northern]: 1907–1908	48.95	St Giles
Tottenham Hale	Victoria	Haringey	3	1 Sep 1968				12.49	Tottenham Hale
Totteridge & Whetstone	Northern	Barnet	4	14 Apr 1940		1 Apr 1872	Totteridge: 1872–1874	1.81	Whetstone
Tower Hill	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle	Tower Hamlets	1	25 Sep 1882	12 Oct 1884 5 Feb 1967		Tower of London: 1882–1884 Mark Lane: 1884–1946	15.40	Tower Hill
Tufnell Park	Northern	Islington	2	22 Jun 1907				2.97	Tufnell Park
Turnham Green	District Piccadilly	Hounslow	2 3	1 Jun 1877		1 Jan 1869		4.68	Chiswick
Turnpike Lane	Piccadilly	Haringey	3	19 Sep 1932			Harringay: proposed before opening Ducketts Green: proposed before opening	7.89	Noel Park
Upminster	District	Havering	6	2 Jun 1902		1 May 1885		3.77	Upminster
Upminster Bridge	District	Havering	6	17 Dec 1934				0.74	Upminster Bridge
Upney	District	Barking and Dagenham	4	12 Sep 1932				1.94	Barking
Upton Park	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Newham	3	2 Jun 1902		1877		7.69	Upton Park
Uxbridge	Met. Piccadilly[lower-alpha 15]	Hillingdon	6	4 Jul 1904	4 Dec 1938			5.76	Uxbridge
Vauxhall	Victoria	Lambeth	1 2	23 Jul 1971				20.88	Vauxhall
Victoria	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle Victoria	City of Westminster	1	24 Dec 1868				56.43	Belgravia
Walthamstow Central	Victoria	Waltham Forest	3	1 Sep 1968				12.81	Walthamstow
Wanstead	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947				1.88	Wanstead
Warren Street	Northern Victoria	Camden	1	22 Jun 1907			Euston Road: 1907–1908	13.01	Fitzrovia
Warwick Avenue	Bakerloo	City of Westminster	2	31 Jan 1915			Warrington Crescent: proposed before opening	2.87	Little Venice
Waterloo	W&C Bakerloo Northern Jubilee	Lambeth	1	10 Mar 1906				68.72	Waterloo
Watford	Met.	Watford	7	2 Nov 1925				1.68	Cassiobury
Wembley Central	Bakerloo	Brent	4	16 Apr 1917		1842	Sudbury: 1842–1882 Sudbury & Wembley: 1882–1910 Wembley for Sudbury: 1910–1948	4.37	Wembley
Wembley Park	Met. Jubilee[lower-alpha 16]	Brent	4	12 May 1894				15.00	Wembley Park
West Acton	Central	Ealing	3	5 Nov 1923				1.10	Acton
West Brompton	District	Kensington and Chelsea	2	12 Apr 1869			Richmond Road: proposed before opening	4.42	West Brompton
West Finchley	Northern	Barnet	4	14 Apr 1940		1 Mar 1933		1.20	Finchley
West Ham	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C Jubilee	Newham	2 3	2 Jun 1902		1901	West Ham: 1901–1924 West Ham (Manor Road): 1924–1969	4.51	West Ham
West Hampstead	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Camden	2	30 Jun 1879				7.10	West Hampstead
West Harrow	Met.	Harrow	5	17 Nov 1913				0.94	Harrow
West Kensington	District	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	9 Sep 1874			North End (Fulham): 1874–1877	3.61	West Kensington
West Ruislip	Central	Hillingdon	6	21 Nov 1948		2 Apr 1906	Ruislip & Ickenham: 1906–1947 West Ruislip (for Ickenham): 1947, suffix gradually dropped	1.14	Ruislip
Westbourne Park	H&C[lower-alpha 17] Circle	City of Westminster	2	1 Feb 1866	1 Nov 1871			3.21	Notting Hill
Westminster	District[lower-alpha 12] Circle Jubilee	City of Westminster	1	24 Dec 1868			Westminster Bridge: 1868–1907	17.98	Westminster
White City	Central	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	23 Nov 1947				7.39	White City
Whitechapel	District[lower-alpha 10] H&C	Tower Hamlets	2	1 Oct 1884		10 Apr 1876	Whitechapel (Mile End): 1884–1901	14.27	Whitechapel
Willesden Green	Jubilee[lower-alpha 14]	Brent	2 3	24 Nov 1879				5.35	Willesden
Willesden Junction	Bakerloo	Brent	2 3	10 May 1915				4.41	Harlesden
Wimbledon	District	Merton	3	3 Jun 1889				11.52	Wimbledon
Wimbledon Park	District	Merton	3	3 Jun 1889				1.70	Wimbledon
Wood Green	Piccadilly	Haringey	3	19 Sep 1932			Lordship Lane: proposed before opening	9.12	Wood Green
Wood Lane	H&C Circle	Hammersmith and Fulham	2	12 Oct 2008				4.13	Shepherd's Bush
Woodford	Central	Redbridge	4	14 Dec 1947		22 Aug 1856		4.24	Woodford
Woodside Park	Northern	Barnet	4	12 Apr 1940		1 Apr 1872	Torrington Park, Woodside: 1872–1882 Woodside Park for North Finchley: 1882–1931 Woodside Park and North Finchley for Woodside Garden Suburb: 1931–1940	3.47	Woodside Park

Fictional stations

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.
Some stations are assigned to multiple zones.
The other names listed may have been used previously on station signage, on network maps, in advertisements or in planning material.
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.
First served by Metropolitan line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990.[5]
First served by District line – service transferred to Piccadilly line in 1933.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949, Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990.[5]
Bank and Monument operate as a combined station with shared usage statistics.
First served by District line – Metropolitan line service added in stages which was transferred to Hammersmith & City line in 1990.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – District line service added in stages, Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]
First served by District line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]
First served by District line – service transferred to Piccadilly line in 1964.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – service transferred to Bakerloo line in 1939 and then to the Jubilee line in 1979.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – District line service added in 1910 which was transferred to Piccadilly line in 1933.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – Bakerloo line service added in 1939 which was transferred to the Jubilee line in 1979.[5]
First served by Metropolitan line – Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990,[5] Circle line service added in 2009.[9]
Heathrow Terminal 4 station was closed during the COVID national lockdown.
The two Paddington stations operate as a combined station with shared usage statistics.
First served by Bakerloo line – service transferred to Jubilee line in 1979.[5]

References

"A brief history of the Underground". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 19 August 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
"Facts & Figures". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 27 September 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
"London Underground". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 29 July 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
"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.
Rose, Douglas (1999). The London Underground, A Diagrammatic History. London: Douglas Rose/Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-219-4. OCLC 59556887.
Harris, Cyril M. (2006) [1977]. What's in a name?. Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-241-0.
"Station Usage Data" (XLSX). Usage Statistics for London Stations, 2021. Transport for London. 12 July 2022. Retrieved 7 September 2022.
Dumayne, Alan (1998). Southgate. Sutton Publishing Limited. p. 44. ISBN 0-7509-2000-9.
"Circle Line extended to the west". BBC News. 5 March 2009. Archived from the original on 10 March 2009. Retrieved 4 April 2011.

External links

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[5] 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.

[6] Some stations are assigned to multiple zones.

[8] The other names listed may have been used previously on station signage, on network maps, in advertisements or in planning material.

[10] 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.

[12] First served by Metropolitan line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]

[note_d-13] First served by Metropolitan line – Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990.[5]

[note_h-14] First served by District line – service transferred to Piccadilly line in 1933.[5]

[note_b-16] First served by Metropolitan line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949, Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990.[5]

[B&M-17] Bank and Monument operate as a combined station with shared usage statistics.

[note_j-18] First served by District line – Metropolitan line service added in stages which was transferred to Hammersmith & City line in 1990.[5]

[note_c-19] First served by Metropolitan line – District line service added in stages, Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]

[note_i-20] First served by District line – Circle line services separately identified in 1949.[5]

[note_l-21] First served by District line – service transferred to Piccadilly line in 1964.[5]

[note_e-22] First served by Metropolitan line – service transferred to Bakerloo line in 1939 and then to the Jubilee line in 1979.[5]

[note_k-23] First served by Metropolitan line – District line service added in 1910 which was transferred to Piccadilly line in 1933.[5]

[note_f-24] First served by Metropolitan line – Bakerloo line service added in 1939 which was transferred to the Jubilee line in 1979.[5]

[note_m-26] First served by Metropolitan line – Hammersmith & City line services separately identified in 1990,[5] Circle line service added in 2009.[9]

[27] Heathrow Terminal 4 station was closed during the COVID national lockdown.

[Paddington-28] The two Paddington stations operate as a combined station with shared usage statistics.

[note_g-29] First served by Bakerloo line – service transferred to Jubilee line in 1979.[5]

[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.

[Battersea_Extension-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.

[rose-7] Rose, Douglas (1999). The London Underground, A Diagrammatic History. London: Douglas Rose/Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-219-4. OCLC 59556887.

[other-9] Harris, Cyril M. (2006) [1977]. What's in a name?. Capital Transport. ISBN 1-85414-241-0.

[usage-11] "Station Usage Data" (XLSX). Usage Statistics for London Stations, 2021. Transport for London. 12 July 2022. Retrieved 7 September 2022.

[Dumayne-15] Dumayne, Alan (1998). Southgate. Sutton Publishing Limited. p. 44. ISBN 0-7509-2000-9.

[25] "Circle Line extended to the west". BBC News. 5 March 2009. Archived from the original on 10 March 2009. Retrieved 4 April 2011.