Central Line - Stations

Stations

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Ongar

Epping Ongar Railway

(closed 1981)Blake Hall

Former LU Ongar Line

North Weald

(closed 1994)

M11

Coopersale

rail access only

Epping

M25

Theydon Bois

Debden

Loughton

Buckhurst Hill

M11

Roding Valley

Chigwell

Grange Hill

Woodford

Hainault depot

A406

Hainault

South Woodford

Fairlop

Barkingside

Snaresbrook

Newbury Park

A12

LNER Fairlop Loop

to Ilford & Seven Kings

Gants Hill

Wanstead

Redbridge

Leytonstone

Gospel Oak to Barking Line

Leyton

High Speed 1

Great Eastern Main Line

Lea Valley Lines

Stratford International

Crossrail

below: Former North London Line

Stratford

now DLR towards Canning Town)

Jubilee Line

North London Line

DLR towards Poplar

Crossrail

Great Eastern Main Line

District Line and H&C

Mile End

Bethnal Green

Shoreditch High Street

Liverpool Street

Bank

St Paul's

Chancery Lane

Holborn

British Museum(closed 1933)

Tottenham Court Road

Oxford Circus

Bond Street

Crossrail

Marble Arch

Lancaster Gate

Queensway

Notting Hill Gate

Holland Park

Shepherd's Bush

West London Line

Shepherd's Bush

right-hand running starts

White City depot

Wood Lane (Central Line)

(closed 1947)

Hammersmith & City Line

Wood Lane (Metropolitan Line)

Wood Lane (H&C)

White City

GWR goods line

to West London Line

Westway (A40)

flyover restores left-hand running

to Paddington

East Acton

Great Western Main Line

North London Line &

New North Main Line

North Acton

First Central (proposed)

A40

West Acton

Piccadilly line

Piccadilly & District lines

A406/A40 gyratory

Hanger Lane

Ealing Broadway

Perivale

Great Western Main Line

Greenford Branch Line

to GWML

Greenford

Northolt

Chiltern Main Line

South Ruislip

Ruislip Gardens

Ruislip depot

Ruislip

Metropolitan and

Piccadilly lines

West Ruislip

South Harefield

Harefield Road

Denham

aborted Denham extension

Chiltern Main Line

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In order from west to east.

Station	Opened	Notes
West Ruislip	01948-11-2121 November 1948	Terminus Opened as West Ruislip (for Ickenham); the suffix was later dropped.
Ruislip Gardens	01948-11-2121 November 1948
South Ruislip	01948-11-2121 November 1948
Northolt	01948-11-2121 November 1948
Greenford	01947-06-3030 June 1947
Perivale	01947-06-3030 June 1947
Hanger Lane	01947-06-3030 June 1947
Ealing Broadway ( )	01920-08-033 August 1920	Terminus – Change for District line
West Acton	01923-11-055 November 1923
North Acton	01923-11-055 November 1923
East Acton	01920-08-033 August 1920
White City	01947-11-2323 November 1947	Trains run right-handed through this station
Shepherd's Bush	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Refurbished in 2008
Holland Park	01900-07-3030 July 1900
Notting Hill Gate	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Change for Circle and District lines
Queensway	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Opened as Queens Road; renamed 1 September 1946
Lancaster Gate	01900-07-3030 July 1900
Marble Arch	01900-07-3030 July 1900
Bond Street	01900-09-2424 September 1900	Change for Jubilee line
Oxford Circus	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Change for Bakerloo and Victoria lines
Tottenham Court Road	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Opened as Oxford Street; renamed 9 March 1908 – Change for Northern line
Holborn	01933-09-2525 September 1933	Opened as a Piccadilly station on 15 December 1906. Central line platforms opened 25 September 1933 and station renamed Holborn (Kingsway); the suffix was later dropped. Change for Piccadilly line.
Chancery Lane	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Renamed Chancery Lane (Grays Inn) 25 June 1934; the suffix was later dropped
St. Paul's	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Opened as Post Office; renamed 1 February 1937
Bank	01900-07-3030 July 1900	Change for Circle, District, Northern and Waterloo & City lines and DLR
Liverpool Street ( )	01912-07-2828 July 1912
Bethnal Green	01946-12-044 December 1946
Mile End	01946-12-044 December 1946
Stratford	01946-12-044 December 1946	Change for Jubilee line, London Overground, DLR and Greater Anglia train services (towards Shenfield, Tottenham Hale and London Liverpool Street)
Leyton	01947-05-055 May 1947
Leytonstone	01947-05-055 May 1947
Snaresbrook	01947-12-1414 December 1947
South Woodford	01947-12-1414 December 1947	Opened as South Woodford (George Lane); renamed 1947
Woodford	01947-12-1414 December 1947	Terminus of Hainault Loop
Wanstead	01947-12-1414 December 1947
Redbridge	01947-12-1414 December 1947
Gants Hill	01947-12-1414 December 1947
Newbury Park	01947-12-1414 December 1947
Barkingside	01948-05-3131 May 1948
Fairlop	01948-05-3131 May 1948
Hainault	01948-05-3131 May 1948
Grange Hill	01948-11-2121 November 1948
Chigwell	01948-11-2121 November 1948
Roding Valley	01948-11-2121 November 1948	Currently least used station on the network
Buckhurst Hill	01948-11-2121 November 1948
Loughton	01948-11-2121 November 1948
Debden	01949-09-2525 September 1949
Theydon Bois	01949-09-2525 September 1949
Epping ,	01949-09-2525 September 1949	Terminus

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