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Average Train Speeds:
Average scheduled train speed (including station stops) 33 kmh (20.6
mph)
Depots:
The main depots on each Underground Line are:
Bakerloo Stonebridge Park
Central West Ruislip/Hainault
District [1] Ealing Common/Upminster
East London New Cross
Hammersmith & City and Circle Hammersmith
Jubilee Stratford Market
Metropolitan Neasden
Northern Golders Green/Morden
Piccadilly Northfields/Cockfosters
Victoria Northumberland Park
Waterloo & City Waterloo
[1] The Wimbledon - Edgware Road District Line service operates from
Hammersmith depot as it uses the same stock as the H&C and Circle
Lines.
Other depots/sidings:
Bakerloo Queen's Park
London Road, Lambeth
Elephant & Castle
Harrow & Wealdstone
Central White City
Loughton
Northolt
Newbury Park
Epping
District Parsons Green
Barking
Ealing Broadway
Putney Bridge
Whitechapel
Hammersmith & City and Circle Barking
Edgware Road
Farringdon
Parsons Green
Triangle Sidings (between Earl's Court &
High St Kensington)
Jubilee Stanmore
Neasden
Willesden Green
Wembley Park
West Hampstead
Metropolitan Uxbridge
Amersham
Rickmansworth
Wembley Park
Ruislip
Rayners Lane
Northern Highgate
Edgware
High Barnet
Piccadilly Acton Town
Ruislip
Down Street
Acton Town
Rayners Lane
Arnos Grove
South Harrow
Victoria Walthamstow Central
Brixton
Victoria
Depths:
Maximum depth below mean sea level
Northern Line, just south of Waterloo station 21.3m (70ft)
Maximum depths below ground level
Deep-level tube lines
Northern Line, Holly Bush Hill, Hampstead 67.4m (221ft)
Sub-surface cut & cover lines
East London Line, Wapping 18.29m (60ft)
Average depths below ground level
Deep level tube lines 24.4m (80ft)
Sub-surface cut & cover lines 7.3m (24ft)
Deepest station
Hampstead 58.5m (192ft) below ground level
Distances:
Most distant places served Approximate distances from central London
km miles
(north) Epping 29 18
(south) Morden 16 10
(east) Upminster 29 18
(west) Amersham 43 27
Length of route run over
392 km (243 miles)
Length of route owned/managed
km miles
Single lines 14 9
Double lines 342 213
Triple lines 5 3
Quadruple lines & over 30 19
Totals 391 244
Length of route in tunnel
sub-surface cut & cover 32 20
deep level tube 139 86
Totals 171 106
Proportion of total route in tunnel 42%
[Editors Note: The above figures are taken directly from the London
Transport website. Please direct any errors in their direction.]
Longest continuous tunnel
Northern Line, East Finchley to Morden (via Bank) 27.8km (17.4 miles)
Longest journey without change
Central Line, West Ruislip to Epping 54.9km (34.3 miles)
Longest distance between stations
Metropolitan Line, Chesham to Chalfont & Latimer 6.26km (3.91 miles)
Shortest distance between stations
Piccadilly Line, Leicester Square to Covent Garden 0.26km (0.16 miles)
Electricity Supply:
Number of traction substations 115
Substations output voltage 630v DC
Nominal track voltage 630v DC
On sections served exclusively by London Underground trains, this is
usually:
Centre Conductor : -210v
Outside Conductor : +420v
On sections shared with Railtrack 3rd rail stock, the fourth rail is
bonded to the running rails and is, therefore, at 0v, with the outside
conductor rail at +630v.
Elevation:
Highest point above mean sea level
Metropolitan Line, beyond Amersham Station 150m (492ft)
Highest station above mean sea level
Amersham 147m (482ft)
Greatest elevation from ground level
Northern Line, Dollis Brook viaduct, over Dollis Road, Mill Hill 18m
(59ft)
Escalators:
Number of escalators 303 (417 with Jubilee Line Extension)
Station with the most escalators: Bank 15 (plus two sloped moving
walkways)
Longest escalator: Angel 60m (197ft) with a vertical rise of 27.5m
(90ft)
Shortest escalator: Chancery Lane Station, 9.1m (30ft) with a vertical
rise of 4.6m (15ft)
Lifts:
Number of lifts: 64
Deepest lift shaft: Hampstead 55.2m (181ft)
Shortest lift shaft: Chalk Farm 9.3m (30.5ft)
Lines:
Bakerloo
The Bakerloo Line is 22.5 km (14 miles) in length and serves 25
stations between Elephant and Castle & Harrow and Wealdstone. The line
carried 84 million passengers in 1996.
Central
The Central Line is 74 km (46 miles) in length and serves 49 stations
between Ealing Broadway or West Ruislip and Woodford (via Hainault) or
Epping. The line carried 156 million passengers in 1996.
Circle
Circle Line trains run over a combination of the central sections of
the Hammersmith & City and District Lines. The line is 21 km (13 miles)
in length and serves 27 stations, connecting most of London's main line
railway termini. The line carried 67 million passengers in 1996.
District
The District Line is 64 km (40 miles) in length and serves 60 stations
between Upminster and Ealing Broadway, Richmond or Wimbledon, with
other branches to Edgware Road and Olympia. The line carried 181
million passengers in 1996.
East London
The East London Line is eight km (five miles) in length and serves
seven stations (eight in peak periods) between Whitechapel (Shoreditch
in peak periods and on Sunday mornings) and New Cross or New Cross
Gate. Hammersmith & City The Hammersmith & City Line is 26.5km (16.5
miles) in length, and serves 28 stations between Hammersmith and
Barking. The line carried 43 million passengers in 1996.
Jubilee
The Jubilee Line is 22.5 km (14 miles) in length and serves 17 stations
between Stanmore and Charing Cross. A 16 km (ten-mile) extension from
Green Park to Stratford is currently under construction and is due to
open in 1999, increasing the number of stations served to 27. Once the
extension opens, the line between Green Park and Charing Cross will be
semi-retired for emergency use and special events only. The line
carried 59 million passengers in 1996.
Metropolitan
The Metropolitan Line is 67 km (42 miles) in length and serves 34
stations between Aldgate and Amersham, with branches to Chesham,
Watford and Uxbridge. The line carried 54 million passengers in 1996.
This is the only Underground line with Local, Semi-Fast and Fast
trains.
Northern
The Northern Line is 58 km (36 miles) in length and runs between Morden
and Edgware, Mill Hill East or High Barnet, with two central London
branches via Bank or Charing Cross. The line carried 184 million
passengers in 1996.
Piccadilly
The Piccadilly Line is 71 km (44.4 miles) in length and serves 52
stations between Cockfosters and Heathrow or Uxbridge. The line carried
174 million passengers in 1996.
Victoria
The Victoria Line is 21 km (13.1 miles) in length and serves 16
stations between Walthamstow Central and Brixton. The line carried 174
million passengers in 1996.
Waterloo & City
The Waterloo & City Line is 2.25 km (1.4 miles) in length and links
Waterloo and Bank, with no intermediate stations. The line became the
responsibility of London Underground in 1994. The line carried 12
million passengers in 1996.
Passengers:
Passenger journeys in 1995/96 784 million
Passenger kilometres in 1995/96 6,337 million
Pumps:
Number of drainage pumps 700 pumps at 400 sites
Rolling Stock:
Number of cars in the fleet 3,988
Surface stock 1,179
Tube stock 2,809
Stations:
Served 267
Managed 246
Busiest stations (passengers starting/ending journeys or changing
between lines)
Victoria 86 million
Oxford Circus 85 million
King's Cross St. Pancras 69 million
Liverpool Street 44 million
Baker Street 43 million
Stations with the most platforms:
Baker Street 10
4 Metropolitan Line (1-4)
2 Hammersmith & City and Circle Lines (5/6)
2 Bakerloo Line (7/8)
2 Jubilee Line (9/10)
Bank/Monument 10
2 District and Circle Lines (1/2)
2 Northern Line (3/4)
2 Central Line (5/6)
2 Waterloo & City (7/8)
2 Docklands Light Railway (9/10)
Station Car Parks
Number of stations with car parks 65
Car parking spaces 11,400
Largest car park, Epping 599 spaces
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