Elizabeth Line, London Underground - History, Stations, Map
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The Elizabeth Line is the newest addition to London's transport system. It is a 24-hour service, with trains running every two and a half minutes at peak times.
The Elizabeth Line is a new railway line running from Reading and Heathrow in the west, through new tunnels under central London to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east. The line will serve 40 stations, including six new stations in central London - Paddington (Crossrail), Bond Street (Crossrail), Tottenham Court Road (Crossrail), Farringdon (Crossrail), Liverpool Street (Elizabeth Line) and Canary Wharf (Elizabeth Line).
The Elizabeth Line is expected to carry 200 million passengers each year by 2030.
Map of the Elizabeth Line, London
Stations on the Elizabeth Line
- Reading Station
- Twyford Station
- Maidenhead Railway Station
- Taplow Station
- Burnham Station
- Slough Station
- Langley Station
- Iver Station
- West Drayton Station
- Heathrow Terminal 5 Station
- Heathrow Terminal 4 Station
- Heathrow Terminals 1, 2 & 3 Station
- Hayes & Harlington Station
- Southall Station
- Hanwell Station
- West Ealing Station
- Ealing Broadway Station
- Acton Main Line Station
- Old Oak Common Station
- Paddington Station
- Bond Street Station
- Tottenham Court Road Station
- Farringdon Station
- Liverpool Street Station
- Whitechapel Station
- Maryland Station
- Forest Gate Station
- Manor Park Station
- Ilford Station
- Seven Kings Station
- Goodmayes Station
- Chadwell Heath Station
- Romford Station
- Gidea Park Station
- Harold Wood Station
- Brentwood Station
- Shenfield Station
- Custom House Station
- Woolwich Station
- Abbey Wood Station
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