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Metropolitan Line, London Underground

Metropolitan Line at Baker Street StationMetropolitan Line at Baker Street Station
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The Metropolitan Line of the London Underground is the first underground railway line in the world. The original line first opened on 10 January 1863. Today sections of the original line are now part of the Hammersmith & City Line, District Line and Circle Line. The Metropolitan Line today has 34 stations, of which only 9 are underground. They cover a distance of 66.7 km (41.4 miles).

Stations on the Metropolitan Line

  1. Aldgate Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1)

  2. Liverpool Street Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line, District Line and Hammersmith & City Line
  3. Moorgate Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line
  4. Barbican Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line
  5. Farringdon Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line
  6. King's Cross St Pancras Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line, Hammersmith & City Line and Piccadilly Line
  7. Euston Square Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line
  8. Great Portland Street Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line
  9. Baker Street Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 1) is an interchange with the Circle Line, Hammersmith & City Line, Bakerloo Line and Jubilee Line
  10. Finchley Road Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 2) is an interchange with the Jubilee Line
  11. Wembley Park Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 4) is an interchange with the Jubilee Line
  12. Preston Road Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 4)

  13. Northwick Park Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 4)

  14. Harrow-on-the-Hill Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 5)

  15. Uxbridge Branch

  16. West Harrow Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 5)

  17. Rayners Lane Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 5) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  18. Eastcote Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 5) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  19. Ruislip Manor Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  20. Ruislip Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  21. Ickenham Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  22. Hillingdon Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  23. Uxbridge Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6) is an interchange with the Piccadilly Line
  24. Northwood Branch (continuing from Harrow-on-the-Hill)

  25. North Harrow Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 5)

  26. Pinner Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 5)

  27. Northwood Hills Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6)

  28. Northwood Tube Station (Travelcard Zone 6)

  29. Moor Park Tube Station (Border between Travelcard Zone 6 and A)

  30. Watford Branch

  31. Croxley Tube Station (Travelcard Zone A)

  32. Watford Tube Station (Travelcard Zone A)

  33. Towards Amersham (continuing from Moor Park)

  34. Rickmansworth Tube Station (Travelcard Zone A)

  35. Chorleywood Tube Station (Travelcard Zone B)

  36. Chalfont & Latimer Tube Station (Travelcard Zone C)

  37. The train continues to Amersham or straight to Chesham during peak hours.

  38. Chesham Tube Station (Travelcard Zone D)

  39. Amersham Tube Station (Travelcard Zone D)

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