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Cartometro London Lines Edition @g A B C How Wood (Herts) D E F G H I J Level crossing Blake Hall North Weald Epping Ongar Railway Version 1.4 Version 3.9 Ongar Metropolitan h Kings Langley t tt Chesham Bricket Wood p April 2020 :/ King's Cross - St. Pancras Detail Goods yard April 2020 /c GREATER LONDON ar m to o York Road ometro.c Level crossing Cheshunt Overground y g y 1 Hotel Curve Underground, Central 1 Theobalds Grove Epping York Road Curve Level crossing Maiden Lane NetworkTransport Rail Tracks lines Map identification map Curve St Albans Overground, DLR, Kings Cross Tunnel Level crossing Garston (Hertfordshire) Radlett Kings Cross loop TracksShows mapthe NR with and platforms, LU track connections names & depots Tramlink & National Rail Waltham Cross to Brill & VerneyJunction © 2020 - Franklin JARRIER - Reproduction prohibited without the permission of the author - [email protected] - http://cartometro.com Metropolitan Amersham West Coast Aylesbury Main Slow Watford North NR / LUL West Coast Turkey Street boundary Main Fast Theydon Bois Level crossing Enfield Lock Chalfont & Latimer Hadley Wood Lea Valley Southbury Gordon Hill Overground Watford Junction Metropolitan Hertford Loop Watford Watford DC Level crossing Elstree & Borehamwood Brimsdown Chorleywood Watford Overground High Street Piccadilly Enfield Chase Cockfosters Enfield Town Northern High Barnet Sidings High Barnet Metropolitan New Barnet Oakwood Southbury Loughton Level crossing Croxley Cockfosters Depot y 2 Loughton Debden Bushey Excursion 2 Watford and Rickmansworth Grange Park Ponders End Bush Hill Park Loughton Loughton Rickmansworth Lea Valley Old Metropolitan to Brill & Verney Junction Oakleigh Park (Enfield Town branch) Loughton Sidings Verney Junction Overground East Coast East Coast Winchmore Hill Main Fast Main Slow Southgate Chingford Winslow Road Totteridge & Whetstone Moor Park Carpenders Park Granborough Road Buckhurst Hill Lower Edmonton Edmonton Green Low Level Piccadilly 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Northumberland Park Depot Gates (Chingford Branch) Alexandra Palace Wood Green Fairlop Stoke Mandeville Colindale Queensbury Alexandra Palace Noel Park & Wood Green Harrow & Harold Wood Bruce Grove Pinner Wealdstone Palace Gates South Woodford Bakerloo Muswell Hill branch Lea Valley Reversible Muswell Hill Turnpike Wendover Tottenham Hale East Coast Lane Gerrards Cross East Finchley Cranley Blackhorse Road Gidea Park Gardens Main Fast West Green Carriage sidings Victoria Wood Street North Harrow Highgate Hornsey Barkingside 3 Sidings Muswell Hill branch East Coast Walthamstow Central Kingsbury 3 Hendon Central Up Slow 3 East Coast Seven Sisters Gidea Park St James Street Harrow North Down Slow Junction Kenton g Hendon St Ann’s Road Snaresbrook Closed 10/09/1961 Harrow South Tottenham & Hampstead Walthamstow 23/09/1868 Denham Denham Golf Club West Harrow Junction Northwick Park Metropolitan South Queen's Road Uxbridge Harringay Tottenham Eastcote Jubilee Welsh Harp Brent Cross Harrow-on-the-Hill Metropolitan Metropolitan Fast Harringay Rayners Lane LUL / NR Highgate Main Green Lanes Romford boundary Metropolitan Local Crouch End Newbury Park Golders Green Depot Redbridge Gants Hill Great Missenden Ruislip Manor Stroud Green Stamford Hill Wanstead Section used for an aircraft factory Central Ruislip during World War II Overground Hendon Down Slow1 West Ruislip Golders Green Electric 20 Preston Road Crouch Hill Lea Valley Leyton Manor House Southbury Lea Valley Midland Road South Kenton Bull & Bush (Temple Mills branch) Chadwell Heath Emerson Park Down Slow2 Leytonstone Wembley Park Hornsey Road Great Eastern Main 2 km Harrow Sidings Finsbury Park Goodmayes Romford to Upminster Ruislip Gardens Underground situation Orient Way Sidings Amersham Northern until 03/10/1964 District line special Junction Lea Bridge Upminster South Harrow Archway Finsbury Park service to Southend Wembley Park Cricklewood Depot Leytonstone High Road Ilford Car Sheds (Ilford Depot) Depot and Shoeburyness Stoke Newington Temple Mills Loop Overground from 1910 to 1939 South Harrow Eurostar Engineering Centre Sidings Upper Holloway Finsbury Park Temple Mills Ickenham Ruislip Gardens Junction Seven Kings District North Wembley Neasden Depot Clapton Ruislip Depot South Harrow Upminster Southend Tunnel Piccadilly Line Chiltern Main Sudbury Hill Harrow Northern City Line Junction Road Rectory Road Northolt Park WembleyWembley Stadium loop Cricklewood Overground Arsenal Arsenal Central Dudding Hill Hampstead GospelGospel Oak Leyton Ilford Hampstead Tufnell Park Upminster Bridge South Ruislip Heath Northolt Junction Tottenham North Curve Sudbury Hill Wembley Stadium Neasden Tunnel No. 2 Sudbury & Harrow Road Highgate Holloway and Ockendon Hillingdon Northolt Park Tottenham Drayton Park Carriage Drayton Haverstock Hill Road Shed Junction Midland Main Caledonian Road Park Dollis Hill Slow Wanstead Park Manor Park Down & Up Wembley Central West Finchley Road Moorgate 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