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Leyton 6 North Harrow Preston Road on-the-Hill 3 Hampstead Midland Road 5 6 Wembley Park Gospel Holloway Leytonstone B West Harrow Oak Tufnell Park Road B Northwick Hampstead High Road Rayners Lane South Neasden Heath Park Kenton Ruislip Manor Dollis Hill 2 Leyton Wanstead Upminster West Ruislip South Willesden West Kentish Town Park North Wembley Caledonian Eastcote Harrow Green Kilburn Hampstead Finchley Road Road Upminster & Frognal Woodgrange Bridge Ickenham Kentish Park Ruislip Belsize Town West Park Highbury & Dalston Stratford Elm Park Sudbury Hill Camden Road Canonbury Kingsland Hackney Central Homerton International Wembley Central Finchley Islington Dagenham Hornchurch Ruislip Gardens Brondesbury Hillingdon Road Heathway Uxbridge Chalk Farm Dagenham Brondesbury Caledonian East South Ruislip Sudbury Town Stonebridge Park Park Road and Hackney Wick 3 Upney Swiss Dalston Stratford Camden Town Barnsbury Junction South Cottage East Ham Beacontree Northolt Kensal Rise Hampstead Stratford Barking Mornington High Street Alperton Harlesden Kilburn Crescent Haggerston High Road Greenford King’s Cross Angel Kensal Green Queen’s Park St. John’s Wood St. Pancras Abbey Upton Park Pudding Road Mill Lane Perivale Hanger Hoxton Plaistow Lane Willesden Kilburn Park 4 Euston Junction 1 West Ham C C Park Royal Maida Vale Great Bow Church 3 Portland Old Street Bethnal Street Shoreditch Green Marylebone Euston High Street Warwick Edgware Square Farringdon Bromley- Avenue Mile End Bow Road Road Warren Street Russell By-Bow 2 Baker Square Royal Oak Barbican Stepney Devons Road Street Regent’s Goodge Liverpool North Westbourne Park Chancery Green 3 East Street Street Langdon Park 5 4 Acton Park Lane Moorgate Acton Ladbroke Edgware North Road Tottenham St. Paul’s Whitechapel All Saints Star Lane Grove Court Road Beckton Ealing Bank 2 Canning West Paddington Holborn Aldgate Westferry Poplar East India Acton Aldgate Shadwell Town Ealing Oxford East Royal Prince Gallions Leicester Victoria Regent Broadway Bond Circus Square Reach Bayswater Temple Tower Hill Limehouse Blackwall White City Latimer Notting Marble Street Covent Road Hill Gate Lancaster Arch Garden Tower Custom Royal Beckton Cyprus Blackfriars Mansion Canon Monument Ealing Wood Gate Gateway House Albert Park Lane Queensway House Street West India Quay Common Charing Wapping Green Park Piccadilly Cross Acton Holland Circus Canary Wharf Pontoon Dock Central Park King South Ealing Shepherd’s Hyde Park Embankment London George V Bush Market Shepherd’s Corner Bridge Rotherhithe Acton Bush High Street Heron Quays North West London City Boston Manor Town Kensington Southwark Greenwich Silvertown Airport Knightsbridge D Osterley Northfields Goldhawk Road 1 Waterloo Lambeth Borough South Quay D Kensington Westminster Bermondsey Heathrow Hounslow South (Olympia) North Canada Water Terminals Central Acton Crossharbour 1, 2,c 3 Victoria Hounslow East Hammersmith Heathrow St. James’s Elephant Terminal 5 Hounslow West Park & Castle Surrey Quays Mudchute Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt Gloucester South Sloane Hatton Cross Park Green Brook Park Road Kensington Square 1 Heathrow Earl’s Court Pimlico Terminal 4 Island Gunnersbury Barons Gardens Woolwich Court West Arsenal Kensington West Brompton 2 Vauxhall Kennington 3 Queens Road Cutty Sark Fulham Broadway Peckham* 2 Oval Greenwich 3 New Cross Parsons Green Imperial Deptford Bridge 4 Wharf Gate New 6 Kew Peckham Rye* Gardens Cross Wandsworth Clapham Stockwell Elverston Road Putney Bridge Road* High Street* Denmark Hill* Brockley Lewisham Clapham North E Brixton E Richmond Clapham Common Clapham Junction East Putney Clapham South Honor Oak Park Balham Southfields Forest Hill Tooting Bec 4 Wimbledon Park Sydenham Tooting Broadway 3 Colliers Wood Crystal Palace Wimbledon South Bakerloo Jubilee Wimbledon Beckenham Dundonald Road Penge West Junction New London Tubemap version 1.1 Beckenham Road Central London Overground Merton Park Morden Road Anerley Avenue Road This map is a prototype, the information is correct to the best Circle Metropolitan Phipps Bridge Norwood Belgrave Walk 4 Junction Birkbeck of our knowledge at the time of publication. It has no † Harrington Road connection to Transport for London and does not represent the Croydon Tram Link Northern Morden Mitcham Arena official depiction of the London Underground system. West Croydon District Piccadilly Woodside Elmers End F Mitcham Visit our website where you can let us know what you think F Docklands Light Railway Victoria Junction Blackhorse Lane Reeves Addiscombe about this map and your experiences of travelling on the Therapia Waddon Corner Centrale Wellesley Lebanon underground system via our blog, twitter and facebook. Hammersmith and City Waterloo and City Lane Marsh Road Road Beddington Lane © Mark Noad 2011 Heathrow Express† Fieldway Ampere Wandle Church George East Sandilands Lloyd Coombe Gravel Addington † Way Park Street Street Croydon Park Lane Hill Village King Henry’s Drive Interchange stations Croydon Tram Link, Heathrow Express and Watford Junction Station are subject to special fare rates outside of the zone system New www.london-tubemap.com Interchange with network rail services * London Overground Surrey Quays to Clapham Junction opens 2012 Addington 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 The original London Underground diagram, designed by Harry The map illustrated here is an attempt to see if it is possible We welcome your views and ideas about this map and A new angle on the Beck is one of the greatest designs of the twentieth century. He to create a geographically-accurate representation of the your experiences of using the London Underground rationalised and clarified a complex system to produce a simple, underground system while still retaining some of the clarity system. You can contribute via our website which has links London Underground easy to follow piece of information graphics. The principles he of Beck’s original diagram. It uses similar principles, fixed line to the blog, twitter and facebook. Our aim is to create a established for the diagram are still in use today. angles – in this case 30 and 60 degrees instead of 45 – and dynamic map that responds to the needs of the user, Creating a tube map for the 21st century shortens the extremities of the lines to make it more compact. makes best use of technology, and reflects the way we live However, in 1931 when it was first used, there were only seven our lives in the 21st Century. lines so the compromises Beck made on geographical accuracy Making the position of the stations the most important element did not matter greatly. Today, with the constant development of the design means there is less space for the station names. For more information please contact: of the diagram now accommodating twice as many lines, these To allow for this, a new condensed typeface has been created [email protected] inaccuracies are more of a problem. Indeed, they form the basis – New Underground Condensed – which is based on Edward for a major criticism of the diagram, that it bears little or no Johnston’s original font. relation to London at street level. This map will help visitors to London navigate the city more This is particularly the case with newer lines especially London efficiently. It will make it easier to decide which route to take Overground which has been shoe-horned in leaving stations including whether it is quicker to walk between stations. As the nowhere near their neighbours, for example: Watford and project develops, we will add more information to help users of Map designed by Mark Noad (www.therightidea.co.uk) Watford Junction; Archway and Upper Holloway; Seven Sisters the underground system which will be accessible on-line, in Typeface designed by Dave Farey (www.housestylegraphics.com) and South Tottenham; South Acton and Chiswick Park. print, and via the app. Website built by Notch Design (www.notchdesign.co.uk) INDEX OF STATIONS Grid Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone Grid Station Line & Zone C8 Abbey Road 3 C3 Brondesbury Park 3 F4 Dundonald Road S D3 Hammersmith 2 D4 Knightsbridge 1 B1 Northwood Hills 6 F6 Sandilands S C9 Upney 4 D2 Acton Central 3 A8 Buckhurst Hill 5 B4 Hampstead 2/3 F6 Norwood Junction 4 B6 Seven Sisters 3 B5 Upper Holloway 2 D2 Acton Town 3 A3 Burnt Oak 4 D2 Ealing Broadway 3 B4 Hampstead Heath 2 C3 Ladbroke Grove 2 D3 Notting Hill Gate 1/2 D6 Shadwell 2 C8 Upton Park 3 F7 Addington
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