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Three Letter Abbreviations – Station Codes The table below shows all the different systems/business units which use a TLA to identify a station. It maps each station to each TLA in each system. This list was first compiled in 2012 and it reveals that there are several duplications and alternates due to a legacy of business units acting independently. As the codes are used in a wide range of information systems, many of which are externally owned, it is not practical to change them. In the event of a new station being commissioned which requires a new code please contact the LU Head of Engineering Information The rules for assigning a new TLA are described in the LU Location Coding System Standard S1035 Key: Green = Unique. Everyone uses this code for this station and the code is unique, i.e. not used elsewhere for another station. Amber = Alternates Exist. More than one code exists for this station, but this code is still unique. Red = Duplicates Exist. This code is used for more than one station. London London Underground Track Plate Vic Line TSS Codes Overground DLR Published Codes & GIS Track Access Ellipse Signalling SAP & SSS (Train Staff Station Name Codes Tramlink Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Scheduling) Abbey Road ABR Acton Central ACC Acton Town ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT Addington Village ADV Addiscombe ADS Aldgate ALD ALD ALD ALD ALD ALD Aldgate East ALE ALE ALE ALE ALE ALE All Saints ALS Alperton ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP Amersham AME AME AME AME AME AME Ampere Way AMP Anerley ANZ Angel AGL ANG ANG ANG ANG ANG Archway ACY ARC ARC ARC ARC ARC Arena ARN Arnos Grove ASG ARG ARG AGR AGR Arsenal ASL ARS ARS ARL ARL Avenue Road AVR Baker Street BAS BAS BAS BAS BST BST Balham BLM BAL BAL BAL BAL BAL Bank BAN BAN BAN BAN BAN/MON BNK BNK Barbican BAB BAB BAB BAB BAR BAR Barking BKG BAG BAG BKG BAG BKGS BKG Barkingside BAR BAR BAR BAR BDE BDE Barons Court BAC BAC BSC BAC BCT BCT Battersea BAT Bayswater BAY BAY BAY BAY BAY BAY Beckenham Junction BCJ London London Underground Track Plate Vic Line TSS Codes Overground DLR Published Codes & GIS Track Access Ellipse Signalling SAP & SSS (Train Staff Station Name Codes Tramlink Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Scheduling) Beckenham Road BCR Beckton BEC Beckton Park BEP Becontree BEC BEC BEC BEC BEC BEC Beddington Lane BDL Belgrave Walk BGW Belsize Park BZP BLZ BEL BEP BPK BPK Bermondsey BMY BER BER BER BER BER Bethnal Green BEG BEG BEG BEG BNG BNG Birkbeck BKB Blackfriars BLA BLA BKF BLA BLF BLF Blackhorse Lane BHL Blackhorse Road BHO BLR BLR BLR BLR BLR BHR BHR Blackwall BLA Bond Street BOS BOS BOS BOS BDS BDS Borough BOR BOR BOR BOH BOR BOR Boston Manor BOS BOM BOM BOS BOS Bounds Green BDS BOG BOG BGR BGR Bow Church BOC Bow Road BOR BOR BWR BOR BWR BWR Brent Cross BTX BNT BRC BRC BTX BTX Brixton BRI BRI BRI BRI BRI BRX BRX Brockley BCY Bromley-By-Bow BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB Brondesbury BSY Brondesbury Park BSP Buckhurst Hill BUH BUH BUH BUH BHL BHL Burnt Oak BTK BTK BUO BUO BUR BUR Bushey BSH Caledonian Road CAL CAR CLR CRD CRD Caledonian Road & Barnsbury CIR Camden Road CMD Camden Town CTN CTN CAT CAM CTN CTN Canada Water ZCW CWR CDW CAW CWA CWR CWR Canary Wharf CAW CYF CRW CAW CWF CWF Canning Town CAT CGT CAT CTO CAT CNT CNT Cannon Street CAS CAS CST CAS CST CST Canonbury CNN Canons Park CPK CAP CAP CAN PRK CPK CPK Cassiobridge CAI Carpenders Park CPK London London Underground Track Plate Vic Line TSS Codes Overground DLR Published Codes & GIS Track Access Ellipse Signalling SAP & SSS (Train Staff Station Name Codes Tramlink Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Scheduling) Centrale (Tamworth Rd) CEN/TAM Chalfont & Latimer CAL CAL CAL CAL CLF CLF Chalk Farm CFM CHF CHF CHF CHF CHF Chancery Lane CHL CHL CHL CHL CYL CYL Charing Cross CHC CHC CHC CHC CHX CHX Chesham CHE CHE CHE CHE CHM CHM Chigwell CHI CHI CHI CHI CHG CHG Chiswick Park CHP CHP CWP CHP CHP CHP Chorleywood CHO CHO CHO CHO CWD CWD Church Street CST Clapham Common CPC CMC CLC CLC CPC CPC Clapham Junction CLJ Clapham North CPN CMN CLN CLN CPN CPN Clapham South CPS CMS CLS CLS CPS CPS Cockfosters CKS COC COC CFS CFS Colindale CND CDL COL COL COL COL Colliers Wood CSD CWO COW COW CLW CLW Coombe Lane CLN Covent Garden CGN COG COG COV COV Crossharbour CRO Crouch Hill CRH Croxley CRO CRO CRO CRO CRX CRX Crystal Palace CYP Custom House CUH Cutty Sark CUS Cyprus CYP Dagenham East DAE DAE DGE DAE DGE DGE Dagenham Heathway DAH DAH DGY DAH DGH DGH Dalston Junction DLJ Dalston Kingsland DLK Debden DEB DEB DEB DEB DEB DEB Deptford Bridge DEB Devons Road DER Dollis Hill DOH DOH DOH DOH DHL DHL Dundonald Road DDR Ealing Broadway EAB EAB EBY EAB EBY EBY Ealing Common ECO ECO EAC ECO ECM ECM Earl's Court EAC EAC ECT EACP ECT ECT East Acton EAA EAA EAA EAA EAC EAC East Croydon ECR East Finchley EFY EFN EAF EAF EFY EFY East Ham EAH EAH EHM EAH EHM EHM London London Underground Track Plate Vic Line TSS Codes Overground DLR Published Codes & GIS Track Access Ellipse Signalling SAP & SSS (Train Staff Station Name Codes Tramlink Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Scheduling) East India EAI East Putney EAP EAP EAP EPY EPY Eastcote EAS EAS EAS EAS ETE ETE Edgware EGW EDG EDG EDG EDG EDG Edgware Road (Bakerloo) EDR EDR EDB EDR-BAK ERB ERB Edgware Road (Circle District H&C) EDR EDR EDR EDR-MET ERD ERD Elephant & Castle ELC ELC ELC E+C ELE ELE Elm Park ELP ELP EPK ELP EPK EPK Elmers End ELM Elverson Road ELR Embankment EMB EMB EMB EMB EMB EMB Epping EPP EPP EPP EPP EPP EPP Euston EUS EUS EUS EUS EUS EUS EUS EUS Euston Square ESQ ESQ EUQ ESQ ESQ ESQ Fairlop FAI FAI FAI FAI FLP FLP Farringdon FAR FAR FAR FAR FAR FAR Fieldway FLW Finchley Central FYC FNC FIC FIC FYC FYC Finchley Road FIR FIR FIR FIR FRD FRD Finchley Road & Frognal FNY Finsbury Park FIP FIP FIP FIP FIP FPK FPK Forest Hill FOH Fulham Broadway FUB FUB FBY FUB FBY FBY Gallions Reach GAR Gants Hill GAH GAH GAH GAH GHL GHL George Street GST Gloucester Road GLR GLR GTR GLRP GRD GRD Golders Green GGN GGN GOG GOG GGR GGR Goldhawk Road GOR GOR GOR GOR GHR GHR Goodge Street GDG GDG GOS GOS GST GST Gospel Oak GPO Grange Hill GRH GRH GRH GRH GRH GRH Gravel Hill GVH Great Portland Street GPS GPS GPS GPS GPS GPS Green Park GRP GRP GRP GRP GRP GPK GPK Greenford GRE GRE GRE GRE GFD GFD Greenwich GRE Gunnersbury GUN GUN GUN GUN GUN GUN Hackney Central HKC Hackney Wick HKW London London Underground Track Plate Vic Line TSS Codes Overground DLR Published Codes & GIS Track Access Ellipse Signalling SAP & SSS (Train Staff Station Name Codes Tramlink Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Scheduling) Haggerston HGG Hainault HAI HAI HAI HAI HAI HAI Hammersmith (Circle) HAM HAM HAS HAM-MET HMS HMS Hammersmith (District + Piccadilly) HAM HAM HSD HAM-D+P HMD HMD Hampstead HTD HMP HAM HMP HMP HMP Hampstead Heath HDH Hanger Lane HAL HAL HAL HAL HLN HLN Harlesden HDN HSN HAR HAR Harringay Green Lanes HRY Harrington Road HRD Harrow & Wealdstone HRW HAW HAW HAW HAW Harrow-on-the-Hill HOH HOH HOH HOH HOH HOH Hatch End HTE Hatton Cross HNX HAC HAC HTX HTX Headstone Lane HDL Heathrow Airport Terminals 1, 2 & 3 HRC HT1 HEA T123 HRC HRC Heathrow Terminal 4 HIV HT4 HEA T4 HRF HRF Heathrow Terminal 5 HRV HT5 HEA T5 HRV HRV Hendon Central HCL HDC HEC HEC HND HND Heron Quays HEQ High Barnet HBT HBT HIB HIB HBT HBT High Street Kensington HSK HSK HSK HSK HST HST Highbury & Islington HHY HII HII HII H+I HII HBY HBY Highgate HGT HGA HIG HIG HIG HIG Hillingdon HIL HIL HIL HIL HDN HDN Holborn HOL HOL HOL HOL HOL HOL Holland Park HOP HOP HOP HOP HPK HPK Holloway Road HWY HOR HLR HRD HRD Homerton HMN Honor Oak Park HPA Hornchurch HOR HOR HCH HOR HCH HCH Hounslow Central HWC HOC HOC HNC HNC Hounslow East HWE HOE HOE HNE HNE Hounslow West HWW HOW HOW HNW HNW Hoxton HOX Hyde Park Corner HPC HPC HPC HPC HPC Ickenham ICK ICK ICK ICK ICK ICK Imperial Wharf IMW Island Gardens ISG Kennington KNG KEN KEN KENN KEN KEN London London Underground Track Plate Vic Line TSS Codes Overground DLR Published Codes & GIS Track Access Ellipse Signalling SAP & SSS (Train Staff Station Name Codes Tramlink Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Codes Scheduling) Kensal Green KNL KSL KEG KGN KGN Kensal Rise KNR Kensington (Olympia) KPA OLY OLY KOY OLY OLY Kentish Town KSH KTN KET KET KTN KTN Kentish Town West KTW Kenton KNT KNT KEN KNT KNT Kew Gardens KWG KWG KEW KEW KEW Kilburn KBN KIL KIL KIL KIL KIL Kilburn High Road KBN Kilburn Park KIP KIP KIP KIP KPK KPK King George V KGV King Henry's Drive KHD King's Cross St.
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