Moorgate Station, Hammersmith & City Line Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:C69_Stock_train_at_Moorgate_02.jpg Author: Chris McKenna
The Hammersmith & City Line of the London Underground has 29 stations over a distance of 25.5 km. 14 of these stations are below ground, constructed by cut and cover. The original line opened on 13 June, 1864.
Edgware Road Tube Station are actually two different stations with the same name. The Circle line interchanges with District and Hammersmith & City Lines with the same station, while 150 meters away is another Edgware Road tube station served by only the Bakerloo line. (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the District and Circle Line.
Baker Street Tube Station is actually three different stations with the same name. The station for Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line is between Great Portland Street and Edgware Road. Between Great Portland Street and Finchley Road is another station, for the Metropolitan Line, while between Regent's Park and Marylebone Tube Station, between Bond Street and St John's Wood is the Baker Street tube station for the Jubilee Line. (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line.
Euston Square Tube Station is a different station from the nearby Euston tube station. It is within walking distance of the Euston railway station. (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line and Metropolitan Line.
Liverpool Street Tube Station is a central London railway terminus served by the London Underground. It is the London terminus of the Great Eastern Main Line to Norwich and the West Anglia Main Line to Cambridge. (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Central Line, Circle Line and Metropolitan Line.
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