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Aldgate Broadway Tottenham St. Paul’s Devons See index below West East Shepherd’s Queensway Marble East Whitechapel Road Acton Acton Bush Arch Court Road for Shoreditch Covent Garden Bank 1 All2 Saints 3 4 Aldgate Connections with riverboat Acton services 654 3 2 High Street Leicester Square 340m East Central Hyde Park Green Park Shadwell Westferry Poplar India Canning Town Kensington Corner Leicester Cannon Street Connection with Tramlink Ealing Common Shepherd’s Kensington Mansion Royal Victoria South Bush (Olympia) Piccadilly Square Circus House Limehouse Blackwall Acton Knightsbridge Monument Tower Custom House Location of Airport Goldhawk Road Charing Hill for ExCeL London Cross Tower D Acton Fenchurch Street 150m West Prince Regent D Interchange with National Rail Town Barons Gloucester Blackfriars Gateway Wapping services to airport South Ealing Hammersmith Court Road Sloane St. James’s West India Silvertown Square Park River Thames Quay Royal Albert Temple Replacement bus service Northfields Rotherhithe London Bridge Canary Wharf Beckton Park Boston Manor Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West Earl’s South Victoria Westminster Embankment North Pontoon Á Bicycle parking Charing Cross 100m Cyprus Hounslow Park Green Brook Park Kensington Court Kensington Bermondsey Canada Greenwich Dock Ÿ Car parks East Osterley Water Heron Quays Gallions West Brompton London Reach Hounslow City ∑ Toilets on site/nearby West Hounslow Waterloo South2 Quay Central Gunnersbury Fulham Broadway Airport Heathrow 1 Beckton ∏ Travel Information Centres Terminals Parsons Green Surrey Quays Crossharbour 1, 2, 3 Hatton Cross Southwark D Station in Zone D Kew Gardens Pimlico Borough Putney Bridge Waterloo East 400m Mudchute C Station in Zone C River Thames King George V Station in Zone B Lambeth B E North Island Gardens E Station in Zone A Heathrow East Putney A Terminal 4 Station in Zone 6 and Zone A Richmond under 6 Station in Zone construction Southfields Vauxhall Elephant & Castle 5 Station in Zone Kennington 100m Station in Zone Woolwich 4 New Cross Gate New Cross Cutty Sark Arsenal Station in both zones Wimbledon Park for Maritime Greenwich Station in Zone 3 3 Greenwich 2 Station in Zone Oval Station in both zones Wimbledon 1 Station in Zone Stockwell Deptford Bridge Clapham North Improvement works may affect your journey, Clapham High Street 100m particularly at weekends. Elverson Road Clapham South Clapham Check before you travel; look for publicity Common Lewisham Brixton 100m at stations, visit tfl.gov.uk/check F Balham or call 020 7222 1234 F MAYOR OF LONDON Tooting Bec Transport for London Colliers Wood Tooting Broadway South Wimbledon Morden This diagram is an evolution of the original design conceived in 1931 by Harry Beck · Poster 01.07 To get one taxi and two local licensed Transport for London Ð Reg. user No. 07/E/1736 Correct at time of going to print, November 2006 minicab numbers text HOME to 60835 1 23456789 ___________________________________________Grid StationsFacilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones Grid Stations Facilities Zones ___________________________________________A ___________________________________________E9 Beckton Á μ 3 B5 § Camden Town 2 ___________________________________________F4 Colliers Wood 3 ___________________________________________A5 East Finchley Ÿ Á 3 ___________________________________________D3 Goldhawk Road 2 E1 Heathrow Terminals : μ ∏ 6 ___________________________________________K ___________________________________________C4 Lancaster Gate 1 ___________________________________________B5 Mornington Crescent 2 ___________________________________________P C4 § Regent’s Park 1 C7 § Shoreditch ___________________________________________B2 Sudbury Hill : 4 A1 § Uxbridge Á μ 6 ___________________________________________D8 West India Quay μ 2 ___________________________________________D2 Acton Central 2 ___________________________________________D9 Beckton Park Á μ 3 No entry from the street on Sundays D5 § Covent Garden 1 C8___________________________________________ East Ham Á μ 3/4 ___________________________________________C5 Goodge Street 1 ___________________________________________ 1, 2, 3 E5 § Kennington Á 2 ___________________________________________C3 Latimer Road 2 ___________________________________________E8 Mudchute μ 2 ___________________________________________C3 Paddington : 1 Station closed. For closure dates see station Station closed. Replacement buses ___________________________________________B2 Sudbury Town Ÿ Á : μ 4 No Piccadilly line service Uxbridge - ___________________________________________D3 West Kensington 2 D2 Acton Town 3 C9 Becontree Á : 5 1300-1730 (exit and interchange only) This station gets very busy at weekends D8 East India Á μ 2/3 B5 Gospel Oak 2 E1 § Heathrow Terminal 4 : μ 6 At off-peak times on Mondays to Fridays D5 Leicester Square 1 ___________________________________________C2 Park Royal : 3 publicity or use contact details shown will operate between Shoreditch E7 Surrey Quays Á 2 ___________________________________________Rayners Lane in the early mornings D5 Westminster μ 1 ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ D7 Canada Water Á : μ 2 ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________N E2 Richmond Ÿ Á : μ 4 (Bethnal Green Road) and Whitechapel ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ D6 Aldgate 1 B5 Belsize Park 2 ___________________________________________ and evenings. Avoid the crowds by taking a E3 East Putney Á 2/3 A9 § Grange Hill : 4 Open Mondays to Saturdays until all trains (and most trains at weekends) F7 Lewisham Á : μ 2/3 B3 Neasden : 3 ___________________________________________E3 Parsons Green Á 2 ___________________________________________ B4 Swiss Cottage Á 2 ___________________________________________V A1 West Ruislip Ÿ : 6 ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ D8 Canary Wharf : μ 2 short walk there from Holborn (9 minutes), ___________________________________________ 2345 only. Sundays open until 2315 ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ A1 Rickmansworth
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