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Tube map 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Outside fare zones Outside Check before you travel Cheshunt Epping § Heathrow Towards Towards Chesham Watford Junction fare zones TfL Rail customers should change at 9 Chalfont &8 7 St Albans City and Luton Airport Parkway Welwyn Garden City Enfield Town 8 7 Theydon Bois Theobalds Grove 9 Latimer Terminals 2 & 3 for free rail transfer Watford High Street Bush Hill Debden Shenfield to Terminal 5. Watford Cockfosters Amersham New Barnet Park Turkey Street Elstree & Borehamwood High Barnet Loughton --------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Chorleywood Bushey Oakwood A § Heathrow Terminal 4 Croxley 8 Totteridge & Whetstone Southbury Chingford Buckhurst Hill 6 Closed until further notice. Rickmansworth Carpenders Park 7 Woodside Park Southgate Brentwood Oakleigh Park Edmonton Green --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Moor Park 6 Roding Grange West Finchley § Hounslow West Arnos Grove Valley Hill 5 Hatch End 5 Silver Street Highams Park Step-free access for manual Northwood Edgware Mill Hill East Stanmore Bounds Green Chigwell Harold Wood wheelchairs only. West Ruislip Headstone Lane 4 New Southgate White Hart Lane Northwood Hills Hainault --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Finchley Central Woodford Gidea Park Hillingdon Ruislip Harrow & Canons Park Burnt Oak Mill Hill Broadway Wood Green Bruce Grove Pinner Wealdstone § South Kensington Ruislip Manor Harringay Wood Street Fairlop Romford Colindale Green South South Uxbridge Ickenham Queensbury East Finchley Turnpike Lane Woodford Piccadilly line trains not stopping North Harrow Hendon Central Lanes Tottenham Eastcote Hendon Barkingside until spring 2022. Kenton Kingsbury Highgate Blackhorse Snaresbrook Emerson Park Harrow- Crouch Road Chadwell --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hill Seven Newbury on-the-Hill Preston Road Manor House Sisters Heath Brent Cross 3 Archway Walthamstow Park § Services or access at these stations are 4 Redbridge Rayners Lane Ruislip Central 6 West Northwick Neasden Cricklewood Goodmayes subject to variation. Gardens Tottenham Harrow Park Golders Green Hale Wanstead Gants To check before you travel, visit Dollis Hill Hill Seven Kings Upminster South Kenton Wembley Park Upper Holloway Stamford Outside Walthamstow Leytonstone tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey B South Harrow Willesden Green West Hampstead Tufnell Hill Leyton Ilford B North Wembley Gospel Queen’s Road Upminster Bridge fare Kilburn Hampstead Oak Park Arsenal Stoke Midland Road South Ruislip Thameslink Finsbury Newington 3 Manor Park zones Wembley Central West Hampstead Kentish Kentish Park Hornchurch Hampstead Heath Town Holloway Road St James Street Leytonstone Wanstead Town Woodgrange Sudbury Hill Stonebridge Park West Rectory High Road Park Elm Park Kensal Brondesbury Caledonian Road Clapton Forest Park Reading Rise Park Camden Leyton 1 T Harlesden Finchley Road Belsize Park Road Highbury & Gate & Frognal Road Dalston ransport for L Islington Stratford Dagenham Northolt Willesden Junction Kingsland Twyford Sudbury Town Brondesbury Chalk Farm Hackney International Maryland East Downs Hackney Kensal Green Camden Town Caledonian Central Dagenham Heathway Maidenhead Kilburn Road & Stratford Queen’s Park Finchley Road 2 King’s Cross Canonbury Becontree High Road South Hampstead Barnsbury Alperton Mornington & St Pancras Homerton Hackney Wick Taplow Crescent International Dalston Junction Upney London Fields Stratford Swiss Cottage ondon September 202 Haggerston High Street Barking Kilburn Park Cambridge Heath Burnham Greenford Paddington Edgware Road Marylebone St John’s Wood Euston East Ham Maida Vale Hoxton Bethnal Green 2 Pudding Abbey ondon September 202 Warwick Angel Mill Lane Road Slough Perivale Avenue Bethnal Green Mile End Upton C Great Portland Euston Old Street Bow Park C Edgware Baker Street Street Square Warren Road Langley Park Royal Road Royal Oak Street Farringdon Shoreditch Plaistow Hanger High Street Bromley- Lane Regent’s Park Stepney Green West Iver Westbourne Park by-Bow Ham Acton Goodge Barbican Bow Main Line Street Church Ladbroke Grove Bayswater Russell Aldgate ransport for L Oxford Square Moorgate East Whitechapel T 1 Bond Street Circus Holborn Devons Road West 6 5 4 3 2 Latimer Road 1 City Star Lane North Ealing Thameslink Liverpool Drayton Hayes & Marble Arch Harlington Hanwell Tottenham Street Langdon Park East White Shepherd’s Notting Court Road Chancery Acton City Bush Lane Bank Aldgate Hill Gate Canning Southall West Lancaster Covent Garden 2 All Saints 2/3 3 4 Town Ealing Royal West North Holland Queensway Gate St Paul’s 1 Green Park Leicester Square Limehouse Victoria Acton Acton Wood Lane Park Monument Poplar Ealing Hyde Park Corner Broadway Piccadilly Shepherd’s Cannon Street Westferry Blackwall East Custom House for ExCeL Acton Central High Street Kensington Circus Tower Shadwell Bush Market Hill India Ealing Common Kensington Mansion Fenchurch Street Tower Emirates Goldhawk Road (Olympia) Knightsbridge Charing House Gateway Wapping Royal Prince Regent South Acton West India Docks Cross Quay D South Barons Gloucester River Thames D Hammersmith Royal Albert Ealing Acton Town Court Road Blackfriars Victoria Westminster Temple West Silvertown Rotherhithe Canary Key to lines London Wharf Beckton Park Northfields Bridge Bakerloo Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West Earl’s South Sloane St James’s Embankment Emirates Park North Boston Manor Park Green Brook Park Kensington Court Kensington Square Bermondsey Canada Greenwich Pontoon Dock Cyprus Water Heron Quays Greenwich Peninsula Central Osterley Gallions Reach South Quay London Hounslow East Gunnersbury West Brompton Waterloo City Airport Circle Crossharbour Beckton Hounslow Central Pimlico King George V Surrey Quays District Hounslow Southwark Mudchute West Kew Gardens Borough 2 Fulham Broadway 2 Hammersmith & City Heathrow Lambeth Island Gardens 3 Terminals 2 & 3 Hatton Cross Deptford Parsons Green Imperial North Westcombe Woolwich Arsenal Wharf 1 Park Charlton Jubilee Putney Bridge 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