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The Elizabeth line Watford Junction Enfield Town Cheshunt Epping Chesham Chalfont & Theydon Bois Latimer Watford High Street Bush Hill Park Theobalds Grove Debden Watford High Barnet Amersham Bushey Cockfosters Turkey Street Loughton Chorleywood Totteridge & Whetstone Croxley Carpenders Park Oakwood Southbury Chingford Buckhurst Hill Rickmansworth Woodside Park Southgate Edmonton Green Hatch End Moor Park Roding Grange Shenfield Arnos Grove Valley Hill Mill Hill East West Finchley Silver Street Northwood Highams Park Brentwood West Ruislip Headstone Lane Bounds Green Chigwell White Hart Lane Harold Wood Hillingdon Ruislip Northwood Hills Stanmore Edgware Hainault Harrow & Woodford Wealdstone Wood Green Gidea Park Pinner Burnt Oak Finchley Central Harringay Bruce Grove Uxbridge Ickenham Canons Park Fairlop Ruislip Manor Green Wood Street South Woodford Romford Turnpike Lane Lanes North Harrow Colindale East Finchley South Tottenham Kenton Queensbury Barkingside Eastcote Snaresbrook Hendon Central Crouch Hill Harrow- Tottenham Blackhorse Newbury Chadwell Emerson Park on-the-Hill Kingsbury Highgate Seven Preston Road Manor House Sisters Hale Road Park Heath Ruislip Gardens Rayners Lane Brent Cross Walthamstow Redbridge Central West Northwick Park Wembley Park Gospel Archway Goodmayes Harrow Golders Green Oak Upper Holloway Wanstead Gants Hampstead Stamford Hill South Kenton Walthamstow Seven Kings Neasden Heath Hill Leytonstone Hampstead Queen’s Road Leyton South Harrow North Wembley Tufnell Park Arsenal Midland Road Ilford South Ruislip Dollis Hill Finsbury Stoke Newington Upminster Wembley Central Park Manor Park Kentish Holloway Road Leytonstone Wanstead Upminster Bridge Willesden Green Finchley Road Town West Kentish Town Rectory Road St. James Street High Road Stonebridge Park & Frognal Belsize Park Park Forest Hornchurch Sudbury Hill Kilburn Caledonian Road Highbury & Dalston Leyton Harlesden Islington Clapton Gate Northolt Kensal Brondesbury Chalk Farm Kingsland Woodgrange Elm Park Rise Park Camden Stratford Willesden Junction West Hampstead Road Hackney International Maryland Park Camden Town Caledonian Downs Hackney Dagenham East Brondesbury Finchley Road Central Road & Canonbury Sudbury Town Kensal Green Barnsbury Stratford Dagenham Heathway Swiss Cottage Greenford Mornington Homerton Hackney Queen’s Park Crescent Dalston Junction Wick Becontree South Hampstead St. John’s Wood London Fields King’s Cross Stratford St. Pancras Upney Haggerston Cambridge Heath High Street Alperton Kilburn High Road Kilburn Park Edgware Great Portland Euston Barking Perivale Baker Bethnal Green Road Street Street Hoxton Pudding Maida Vale Abbey East Ham Angel Bethnal Mill Lane Road Paddington Green Mile End Warwick Avenue Euston Old Street Bow Upton Park Warren Street Square Road Hanger Lane Royal Oak Edgware Plaistow Marylebone Barbican Liverpool Shoreditch Road Regent’s Park Farringdon High Street Westbourne Park Russell Street Stepney Green Bromley- Square by-Bow West Ham Acton Bow Main Line Paddington Goodge Aldgate Whitechapel Church Park Royal Bond Street Tottenham Ladbroke Street Court Road East Grove Devons Road Bayswater Moorgate Star Lane Hayes & North Ealing Latimer Road Marble Arch Harlington Hanwell Oxford Circus Chancery Lane Langdon Park East White Shepherd’s Notting Holborn Aldgate Acton City Bush Hill Gate Bank Iver West Southall West Covent Garden All Saints Canning Lancaster Town Drayton Ealing Royal Langley West North Holland Queensway Gate St. Paul’s Shadwell Ealing Green Park Westferry Blackwall Victoria Broadway Acton Acton Park Leicester Square Wood Lane Hyde Park Corner Piccadilly Shepherd’s Cannon Street Limehouse Poplar East Slough Acton Central High Street Kensington Circus Monument Tower Emirates Bush Market Hill India Ealing Common Kensington Royal Docks (Olympia) Mansion House Fenchurch Street Tower Wapping Burnham South Acton Knightsbridge Charing Gateway West India Quay Custom House for ExCeL Goldhawk Road Cross West Silvertown Blackfriars River Thames Taplow South Barons Gloucester Ealing Court Road St. James’s Prince Regent Acton Town Hammersmith Rotherhithe Victoria Park Temple Canary Wharf Maidenhead Royal Albert North Emirates Pontoon Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West Sloane Westminster Embankment London Canada Greenwich Twyford Northfields Earl’s South Bermondsey Greenwich Dock Beckton Park Park Green Brook Park Kensington Court Kensington Square Bridge Water Heron Quays Peninsula Boston Manor Reading London Cyprus Waterloo South Quay City Airport Osterley Gunnersbury West Brompton Gallions Reach Crossharbour Hounslow East King George V Beckton Southwark Surrey Quays Hounslow Central Mudchute Kew Gardens Pimlico Borough Hounslow West Fulham Broadway Lambeth North Island Gardens Hatton Cross Heathrow Richmond Parsons Green Imperial Wharf Woolwich Terminals 2 & 3 Putney Bridge Woolwich Cutty Sark for Arsenal Maritime Greenwich Queens Road Abbey Wood East Putney Vauxhall Peckham Greenwich Elephant & Castle New Cross Gate Southfields New Cross Heathrow Deptford Bridge Wandsworth Brockley Terminal 4 Road Peckham Rye Heathrow Wimbledon Park Terminal 5 Kennington Elverson Road Honor Oak Park Clapham Oval Wimbledon Junction Lewisham Stockwell Forest Hill Clapham High Street Denmark Hill Clapham North Sydenham Bakerloo Victoria Interchange stations § Check before you travel Clapham Common Penge West § Brixton Central Step-free access Services to/from some stations are Waterloo & City Clapham South from street to train subject to variation. Anerley Please search ‘TfL stations’ for full details. Circle Step-free access Balham Elizabeth from street to platform § Crystal Palace District Caledonian Road Station closed Norwood Junction temporarily from Spring 2016. Tooting Bec DLR National Rail Hammersmith & City § Holland Park Station closed until Tooting Broadway West Croydon Airport early August 2016. Jubilee London Overground Colliers Wood Riverboat services § Paddington Bakerloo line trains Metropolitan will not stop at this station from Emirates Air Line Trams South Wimbledon Saturday 2 April until early August 2016. Northern Victoria Coach Station § Morden District open at weekends Tufnell Park Station closed until Piccadilly and on some public holidays Emirates Air Line mid-March 2016. Transport for London This diagram is an evolution of the original design conceived in 1931 by Harry Beck · DRAFT based on January 2016 specifications.
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