Bank Station, London Underground Central Line Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:London_Underground_Central_Line_at_Bank_station_2005-12-10_02.jpg Author: Niels Elgaard Larsen
The Central Line, which first opened in 1900, is the second busiest of the London Underground. It is 74 km in length, and has 49 stations, of which 20 are underground. The line is colour-coded red.
Stations on the Central Line
West Ruislip Tube Station is a National Rail station that serves both London Underground and National Rail trains. (Travelcard Zone 6)
Liverpool Street Tube Station is the third businest station in London after Waterloo and Victoria. It is the terminus of the Great Eastern Main Line and the West Anglia Main Line. It is also used by the Stansted Express to Stansted Airport. Four London Underground lines pass through here. (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City.
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