Central Line Info
- Network London Underground
- Total Stations 32
Terminals
From
Ealing Broadway
To
Epping
Central Line Overview
The Central line first opened on July 30, 1900, as the Central London Railway between Shepherd's Bush and Bank. In the 1920s and post-war years, the line was gradually extended towards western and eastern London. Later extensions connected the route to Ealing Broadway in the west and Epping in Essex, creating one of the longest routes on the London Underground network. Today, the line runs from Ealing Broadway to Epping, through central London, and this approximately 74-kilometer-long line has 49 stations. It also provides interchange with numerous Underground, Elizabeth Line, and National Rail services.
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Other Lines in London Underground
Bakerloo Line
Elephant & Castle ↔ Harrow & Wealdstone
25 stations
Central Line
Ealing Broadway ↔ Hainault
31 stations
Central Line
West Ruislip ↔ Hainault
36 stations
Central Line
West Ruislip ↔ Epping
37 stations
Central Line
West Ruislip ↔ Hainault
36 stations
Circle Line
Hammersmith ↔ Paddington
36 stations
District line
Richmond ↔ Edgware Road
15 stations
District line
Wimbledon ↔ Edgware Road
14 stations
District line
Wimbledon ↔ Upminster
41 stations
District line
Kensington (Olympia) ↔ Upminster
34 stations
District line
Richmond ↔ Upminster
42 stations
District Line
Ealing Broadway ↔ Upminster
43 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Central Line
Central Line has 32 stations on the London Underground network.
Central Line runs between Ealing Broadway and Epping.
Central Line is a Metro line operated under London Underground.
Central Line is part of the London Underground transit network.