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Walking times between stations Bounds Green Bowes Park 23 17 White Hart Lane Wood Green 18 Northumberland Park Alexandra Palace 15 Bruce Grove East Finchley 22 Turnpike Lane Hornsey 19 25 23 22 Harringay South 28 Hendon Central Highgate Crouch Harringay Green Lanes Tottenham 19 3 25 Hill Blackhorse 23 31 35 Road Brent Cross Archway Manor 19 Walthamstow 19 21 19 House Seven Tottenham 18 24 Central Golders Green Sisters Hale Cricklewood Hampstead 12 Upper 15 23 Leytonstone Neasden 27 Heath Gospel Oak 28 13 16 Holloway 38 13 Stamford Walthamstow 16 Hampstead Tufnell Park Hill Manor Park Dollis Hill 10 10 Queen’s Road Leyton 3 Wanstead 17 16 Midland Road 23 Finsbury Park 67 27 Park 24 17 16 Kentish Town Willesden Green 21 Arsenal 55 13 20 Leytonstone 26 59 20 Stoke Newington St James Street 16 28 Finchley Road Kentish 20 High Road Forest Gate Stonebridge Park Town Holloway Road Kilburn & Frognal 13 Rectory Road 17 42 Leyton Belsize Park West 29 Lea Bridge 16 33 Woodgrange 23 Camden 10 14 Drayton Park Harlesden 16 Road Caledonian Road Clapton 19 15 Park 12 Highbury & Dalston Stratford Maryland Kensal Brondesbury West 55 Chalk Farm Kingsland 52 11 Willesden Junction Rise Park 12 25 13 Islington 20 International 14 24 12 12 8 Hampstead 13 Hackney 32 25 Camden Town Caledonian 13 15 Downs 20 Brondesbury 10 Homerton Finchley Road 2 Road & 18 14 19 29 Kensal Green 8 Barnsbury Canonbury Stratford 18 18 7 27 Hackney Swiss Cottage Mornington St Hackney Queen’s Park Crescent King’s Dalston Junction 16 Central Wick 7 Kilburn Pancras 14 International Cross 11 50 50 11 High Road South Hampstead St John’s Wood 11 35 12 24 13 15 53 19 Stratford Haggerston London Fields High Street 12 57 15 43 24 East Ham Kilburn Park 44 22 11 2 Paddington Edgware Road 12 11 10 16 11 7 Marylebone Great Portland Essex Road Cambridge Heath Baker Euston Hoxton 13 19 Maida Vale 6 Street Street 9 24 Pudding 10 16 20 Mill Lane Abbey Warwick Angel Bethnal Green Upton Park Avenue 16 Road 19 10 13 15 25 Bethnal Green Mile End 20 Warren Street 9 Euston Old Street 15 24 Bromley- 10 Edgware 26 Bow 10 Square 30 by-Bow Plaistow Road 10 Road Royal Oak 14 8 9 9 33 Hanger Lane 7 Shoreditch 17 112 13 17 Regent’s Park Farringdon 12 7 17 Barbican High Street 16 Stepney Green 90 Westbourne Park 17 15 Goodge Bow 13 16 18 West Ham Park Royal 1 Street 10 Church Russell 33 Ladbroke Grove Bayswater 6 11 9 21 7 Square Aldgate 12 11 13 Bond Oxford 7 East Whitechapel Devons North Ealing 9 Acton Street Circus Holborn Moorgate Liverpool Road Latimer Road 10 9 8 22 Star Lane 17 Main Street 64 13 Line Marble Arch 7 10 9 7 Tottenham 21 40 Court Road 9 Langdon White Shepherd’s Chancery Lane 10 East Notting 8 Aldgate 10 18 2 Park 11 3 City 15 Bush 15 15 2 3 Acton Hill Gate 14 8 14 Bank 6 24 25 10 10 12 9 / Covent Garden 1 Canning West Lancaster 4 29 All Saints Ealing 24 West 22 North 15 11 Holland 8 Queensway Gate 9 Town Ealing St. Paul’s 9 Royal Acton Acton Park Green Park Leicester Square Victoria Broadway 6 Shadwell Westferry Poplar Wood Lane 13 12 10 15 10 11 26 11 9 Hyde Park Corner 8 Cannon 18 8 Piccadilly 17 7 Street 18 15 Limehouse 13 Blackwall East 3 Circus 11 City Thameslink 5 Tower Tower 8 Custom House for ExCeL Acton Central Shepherd’s Monument India High Street Kensington Mansion Hill Gateway 10 Emirates Bush Market Kensington 7 4 Royal 7 Ealing Common 21 6 House (Olympia) 4 19 Docks Prince Regent Knightsbridge 19 21 6 Fenchurch Street 38 West India South Acton Goldhawk Road Charing 6 Wapping 104 20 17 18 10 Quay 15 21 18 Cross Royal Albert South Acton Barons Gloucester 17 River Thames 49 West Silvertown 15 3 3 Blackfriars 7 Ealing Town Hammersmith Court Road 28 30 21 12 8 St James’s 17 96 Rotherhithe 12 Park Temple 10 11 Beckton Park Victoria 11 10 9 8 12 27 15 10 10 14 12 7 16 28 16 89 Canary Wharf 76 18 Emirates 9 Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West 12 8 South 17 Sloane 13 11 Westminster Embankment Bermondsey Canada North Cyprus Northfields Earl’s 17 33 72 2 Greenwich Pontoon Park Green Brook Park Kensington Kensington Square 6 Water Greenwich Peninsula Dock 16 Court Heron Quays 9 London Gallions Reach 21 8 Bridge 8 9 London 14 South Quay 13 12 Waterloo 9 City Airport Beckton Gunnersbury West Brompton Southwark 19 7 and 8 Surrey Quays 29 Waterloo East Crossharbour 42 King George V Kew Bridge 15 9 23 24 2 Mudchute 9 24 Chiswick Pimlico Borough 7 33 Fulham Broadway 25 30 71 Island Gardens 11 Imperial 1 Lambeth North South Bermondsey 2 Parsons Green Wharf 25 15 18 12 Putney Bridge 13 21 26 Kew Gardens 18 38 31 31 Cutty Sark for Barnes Bridge Battersea Park Maritime Greenwich 31 8 Westcombe Woolwich 13 Wandsworth Queenstown Road Queens Road Deptford Park Dockyard North Sheen Barnes Putney 16 Town 36 (Battersea) Peckham 18 19 28 29 Vauxhall 17 Greenwich Maze Hill 21 Charlton 29 24 24 26 29 17 Elephant & Castle Mortlake East Putney 30 New 10 Cross Gate 12 26 Wandsworth 21 Kennington New Cross Clapham 47 Deptford Bridge Southfields 43 Junction Road 11 48 19 Oval 14 17 12 3 40 Earlsfield 22 2 17 11 3 Wimbledon Park 41 29 St Johns Elverson Road Peckham Stockwell Rye 13 16 28 Clapham High Street Loughborough Denmark Hill Nunhead Wimbledon 16 Junction 20 19 24 Blackheath Wandsworth Common 7 67 Clapham North 41 26 35 45 18 Lewisham Kidbrooke 60 Brockley 21 24 8 Brixton 21 East Dulwich 27 22 Clapham Common Hither Green 14 38 22 16 19 Honor Oak Park 28 17 17 Lee Clapham South 16 17 Ladywell 17 Balham Crofton Park Haydons Road Forest Hill Herne Hill Wimbledon Chase Tooting Bec North Dulwich West Sydenham 18 23 20 15 Dulwich Hill 16 Sydenham Catford Catford Bridge 13 21 21 33 32 Tooting Broadway Bellingham 23 26 19 3 Tulse Hill West Crystal 15 Norwood Gipsy Hill Palace 26 26 32 23 20 Colliers Wood Streatham 16 61 Hill Tooting Streatham Key to symbols South Wimbledon 41 17 Key to lines 35 Interchange stations Mitcham Eastfields 37 Bakerloo Jubilee DLR Greater Anglia National Rail Streatham Common London Overground Heathrow Express 17 Norbury Central Metropolitan TfL Rail Thameslink Riverboat services Circle Northern Chiltern Railways Southern Victoria Coach Station Piccadilly District c2c Southeastern Victoria Hammersmith Great Northern South Western Railway Transport for London Approximate times, in minutes, based on a moderate walking speed & City Waterloo & City Great Western Railway West Midland Trains.
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