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Crossrail 2 route (autumn 2015) Key Broxbourne HERTFORDSHIRE Cheshunt Stations London Underground Waltham Cross London Overground Enfield Lock Crossrail 1 National Rail Brimsdown Highspeed 1 ENFIELD Highspeed 2 Ponders End Tramlink Tunnel portal Angel Road Intermediate shaft New Southgate Wood Green Tunnelled section depots and stabling HARINGEY Northumberland Park BARNET Alexandra Palace Central core of route HARROW Tottenham Hale Turnpike Lane Regional branches WALTHAM Seven Sisters FOREST Potential future Eastern branch Route previously consulted on via Tooting Broadway ISLINGTON HACKNEY Newly proposed route BRENT CAMDEN Option via Turnpike Lane and Alexandra Palace Dalston Hackney Central HILLINGDOOptionN via Wood Green Clarification information Euston St. Pancras NEWHAM Tooting and Balham: S12B Angel WESTMINSTER To be read in conjunction with factsheet TOWER EALING Crossrail 2 factsheet:T ottenham Court Road CITY OF HAMLETS S12 – WimbledonHAMMERSMIT to Clapham Junction LONDON Victoria station& FULHA Victoria The information in this factsheet has been developed to helpKENSINGTO address communityN concerns and is intended to provide further detail regarding ourM proposalsKing’& sin CHELSE Roafactsheetd A S12: Wimbledon to H Clapham Junction. Chelsea SOUTHWARK er Thames Previous Crossrail 2 consultations have proposed a station at TootingR ivBroadway. Tooting Broadway offers good transport benefits and a station was planned to interchange with the Northern line. A Crossrail 2 Northern line interchange is essential to alleviating HOUNSLOW crowding on one of the most crowded parts of the London Underground network.Clapham Junction Recent assessments have identified that ground LAMBETH RICHMOND conditions in the Tooting area would make it significantlyWANDSWORT H LEWISHAM more difficult to build a stationUPO atN Tooting Broadway than originally thought. AsTHAME a result ofS these challenges, we are looking at an alternative station location at Balham. A Crossrail 2 station at Balham would allow for Balham Fulwellan interchange with the Northern line and deliver similar SURREY Kempton transportTeddingto benefits to Tootingn Broadway. Our recent Park assessments suggest this can be achieved without facing Tooting Broadway Sunbury the challenges posed at Tooting. The geological challengesN atorbito Tooting nBroadway are Upper Halliford Hamptosomethingn we discovered relatively recently,Ne andw as Wimbledon Hampton such,Wic wek are seeking to develop a proposedMald designen for a station at BalhamKing to as similarton level of detail as proposed designs for the other stations. Further assessments of MERTON Shepperton Hampton Courtground conditionsBerry landin the sTooting area will inform future design work. Whilst we have not Maldformallye nremoved Tooting BROMLEY Thames DittoBroadwayn from the CrossrailKINGSTO 2 proposals,N our view is that there are very significantUPO challengesMNano tor building a station there.Surbito n THAMES Tolworth CROYDON Worcester Park Chessington North SUTTON SURREY Stoneleigh Chessington South Ewell West SURREY Epsom S12B MAYOR OF LONDON October 2015 G D A E R R R I N T A O T T N R L O A N A E LESSINGHAM AVENUE D ROGERS ROAD DEFOE PLACE ENDLESHAM ROAD ROGERS ROAD BROADWATER ROAD HEREWARD ROAD Derinton Road D Community Centre BALHAM GROVE A COTEFORD STREET RUISLIP STREET G O A R COWICK ROAD BLAKENHAM ROAD D MOFFAT ROAD CHESTNUT GROVE R D A GATTON ROAD G A R O D R A O St. Augustine’s A Broadwater R N Worksites required to build Crossrail 2 at BalhamSmallwood O E Worksites require to build CrossrailR 2 at Tooting Broadway T T Church I SMALLWOOD ROAD Primary School A S B Primary School D R O R T W A T LETCHWORTH STREET N D 1 Royal Mail Delivery and D W HAZELHURST& Language ROAD 13 Unit O A A P T O O E THURSO STREET L55 H R Enquiry Office R R Balham OLD DEVONSHIRE ROAD S Gatton Muslim O O H B I 115 A A F D Primary School T 85 Mosque N SELKIRK ROAD PENNY G FERNSIDE ROAD MEWS 46 E Al-Muzzammil Upper Tooting Road 92 I R LESSINGHAM AVENUE 68 G 61 A Medical Centre 2 T T Mosque E H O N P R KELLINO STREET E O P V ROSTELLA ROAD A 41 E D 76 N P 1 S 2 SELKIRK ROAD COTEFORD STREET NORGROVE STREET E M Y GRAVENEY ROAD U R O A 71 A D 129 4 H KHAMA ROAD GOSBERTON ROAD L COWICK ROAD KHARTOUM ROAD A BLAKENHAM ROAD 2 1 TOOTINGGRAVENEY ROAD BROADWAY B SELKIRK ROAD 1 44 ST. CYPRIAN’S STREET 18 Waitrose 132 T O CHASEFIELD ROAD ORMELEY ROAD T T R G R E AV E S P L E Balham Fairlight FAIRLIGHT ROAD R A 2 D ALSTON ROAD O M Christian W Library 101 N S GARRATT LANE S 2 100 ENDLESHAM ROAD Centre D 15 T TANTALLON ROAD R E 1 E BalhamWORSLADEN ROAD 68 E T GASSIOT ROAD R LAITWOOD ROAD Tooting Baptist Church O FOUNTAIN ROAD 55 1 P Tooting A E Methodist 155 D V D E Leisure Centre Church A N O S HARBERSON ROAD R 44 E D E S W Y N R O A D Y A R Tooting GAMBOLE ROAD E M O G A Gardens A G BERTAL ROAD D R N R O TOTTERDOWN STREET HEARNVILLE ROAD A L T T Broadway 1 12 1 1 T E 8 R R Market A C 41 E TOOTING HIGH ST HILDRETH STREET CHESTNUT GROVE 48 COVERTON ROAD RAVENSLEA ROAD ALSTON ROAD Hornsby House 1 2 GILBEY ROAD Fountain CRANMER TERRACE 31 1 FRANCISCAN ROAD School O L D D A I R Y Recreation Ground 16 MEWS HILDRETH STREET MS Chestnut Grove ASHVALE ROAD School 20 SHIPKA ROAD 12 Franciscan 22 T 23 BEDFORD HILL M Primark S Primary School GASSIOT ROAD 211 I D & Children’s Centre 4 A T O Sainsbury’s R St. George’s H N NHS Blood and C A I G N T BEDFORD HILL Transplant Hospital H O U I 19 F PLACE SISTOVA ROAD A St. Boniface RC 1 1 COVERTON ROAD H Sainsbury’s M Primary School University of London G South Thames Key 12 (Hunter Wing) Key 200 R 53 N College BOUNDARIES ROAD I O 23 1 VY RO E S W Y N R O A D T I A A UNDINE STREET 169 Proposed worksites O A D D Proposed worksites S I T E R R O D R O S R D O 1 E A TOTTERDOWN STREET Balham University of London O S LV S A 8 B O VALNAY STREET H O Y L E R O A D T L Gala (Jenner Wing) C Crossrail 2 underground2 tunnels L TootingCrossrail 2 underground tunnels L K I L N M E W S E Bingo R U Library 37 A A EFFORT STREET L B A St. George’s G R A N A D A S T C L H A M 75 S TA Crossrail 2 platforms Crossrail 2 platforms K University of LondonT I O 1 N R Hospital S O St. George’s 22 214 (Robert Lowe A D H Sports Centre) Hospital Travelodge 2 A Key local buildings Key local buildingsFRANCISCAN ROAD 12 DEWEY STREET Trinity St. Marys C of E BalhamW ETHELBERT STREET Balham R The Bedford E M 1 C O Primary School FERNLEA ROAD V OAKMEAD66 ROAD TOOTING GROVE E I CLOSE R WOODBURY STREET 77 R New station entrances Y NewT station entrances PAKENHAM St. Mary & S C O 54 T R E BICKLEY STREET H St. John A E T A BALHAM PARK ROAD the Divine D M Existing station entrancesSt. George’s Existing station entrances VA N T R O A D HUNTER CLOSE R 34 Hospital 76 10 St. George’s NUTWELL STREET O 1 MELLISON ROAD 45 A ROWFANT ROAD HospitalO A K M E A D R O A D Idara-E-Jaaferiya RAVENSTONE1 STREET Station shaft Station shaft D 1 222 United St. George’s 189 T Reformed Hospital E CHURCH LANE 25 Northern line ROOKSTONENorthern ROAD Church line ALDIS STREET B 1 E SELLINCOURT ROAD R Church I D G B Y R N E R H St. Nicholas 20 R O A D T A T W A D Corner Church Du Cane E O L R S L T O 2 C N MAYBURY STREET 104 47 R O © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100035971/043Balham © Crown copyright andE database rights M2015 Ordnance Survey 100035971/043 95 H S L Court R C R E A © Copyright Transport for London 2015 Community G MELLISON ROAD © Copyright Transport forN London 2015H Ravenstone I T C B Centre 2 H L H Primary School LARCH CLOSE A CARLWELL STREET C A L D I S M S G K HIMLEY ROAD KENLOR ROAD S G I H A N Trident St. Boniface H W I TREVELYAN ROAD B R I Business RC Church R T G H KENLOR ROAD O T W Centre KIMBLE ROAD E M A O SELLINCOURT ROAD L L M D C I O R E T Proposed Crossrail 2 stations S C C T MELLISONDoctor’s ROAD E N H A T A Tooting ROAD BEVILL ALLEN CLOSE S CHESHAM Surgery M Health Clinic H H Sellincourt E KIMBLE ROAD R L Primary School L K E N L O R R D O L E A Y D A I V E W D R A B G Y L I N IP K DINTON ROAD AVA R N R O A D BICKERSTETH ROAD 1. What is the difference in costs between Tooting Ground Conditions 7. Does this mean Crossrail 2 will not stop moved in an easterly direction compared with the stations at Balham and Tooting Broadway? The geology in and around Tooting Broadway is heavily at Tooting Broadway? Tooting Broadway alignment.
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