Circle Line (London Underground) - Stations

Stations

[ ] Circle line
Legend
District line
Hammersmith
Goldhawk Road
Hammersmith depot
Shepherd's Bush Market
Central line
Wood Lane
Hammersmith to
Liverpool Street
Latimer Road
joint route with
Hammersmith & City line
Ladbroke Grove
Westbourne Park
District line
Royal Oak
High Street Kensington
Crossrail
Gloucester Road
Notting Hill Gate
Bayswater
South Kensington
Paddington
Praed Street Junction
Sloane Square
Edgware Road
Victoria
Metropolitan line
Baker Street
St. James's Park
Great Portland Street
Westminster
Euston Square
Euston
Embankment
Charing Cross
Thameslink
King's Cross St. Pancras
Temple
Farringdon
Blackfriars
City Thameslink
Mansion House
Barbican
Cannon Street
Monument
Tower Hill
Fenchurch Street
Moorgate
Liverpool Street
Aldgate
Crossrail
District line
Hammersmith & City line
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Hammersmith 1 December 1868 Hammersmith & Citymap 1. This is the terminus for trains travelling anticlockwise.
Goldhawk Road 13 June 1864 map 2
Shepherd's Bush Market 13 June 1864 map 3
Wood Lane 12 October 2008 map 4
Latimer Road 16 December 1868 map 5
Ladbroke Grove 13 June 1864 map 6
Westbourne Park 30 October 1871 map 7
Royal Oak 30 October 1871 map 8
Paddington 10 January 1863 Bakerloo, District, Hammersmith & City, Great Western Main Linemap 9
Edgware Road 1 October 1863 District, Hammersmith & City, Bakerloo (150 m (490 ft))map 10. This is the terminus for trains travelling clockwise.
Baker Street 10 January 1863 Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitanmap 11
Great Portland Street 10 January 1863 map 12
Euston Square 10 January 1863 Euston and West Coast Main Linemap 13
King's Cross St Pancras 10 January 1863 Northern, Piccadilly, Victoria. Main line stations:
  • St Pancras for Eurostar, Southeastern Highspeed (High Speed 1), East Midlands Trains (Midland Main Line) and First Capital Connect (Thameslink)
  • King's Cross for East Coast, First Hull Trains, Grand Central and First Capital Connect (East Coast Main Line/Fen Line)map 14
Farringdon 10 January 1863 First Capital Connect (Thameslink)map 15
Barbican 23 December 1865 map 16
Moorgate 23 December 1865 Northern, First Capital Connect (Northern City Line)map 17
Liverpool Street 12 July 1874 Central, Greater Anglia, c2cmap 18
Aldgate 18 November 1876 Metropolitanmap 19
Tower Hill 25 September 1882 Districtmap 20
Monument 6 October 1884 Central, Northern, Waterloo & City, DLR (all via escalator connection to Bank station)map 21
Cannon Street 6 October 1884 Southeasternmap 22
Mansion House 3 July 1871 map 23
Blackfriars 30 May 1870 First Capital Connect / Southeastern (Thameslink)map 24
Temple 30 May 1870 map 25
Embankment 30 May 1870 Bakerloo, Northernmap 26
Westminster 24 December 1868 Jubileemap 27
St James's Park 24 December 1868 map 28
Victoria 24 December 1868 Victoria, Southeastern, Southernmap 29
Sloane Square 24 December 1868 map 30
South Kensington 24 December 1868 Piccadillymap 31
Gloucester Road 1 October 1868 Piccadillymap 32
High Street Kensington 1 October 1868 Districtmap 33
Notting Hill Gate 1 October 1868 Centralmap 34
Bayswater 1 October 1868 map 35
Paddington 1 October 1868 Bakerloo, District, Hammersmith & City, Great Western Main Linemap 9

The line then continues to Edgware Road where trains terminate, then reverse to traverse the loop in an anticlockwise direction to Hammersmith.

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