Central Line Info
- Network London Underground
- Total Stations 36
Terminals
From
West Ruislip
To
Hainault
Central Line Overview
The service from West Ruislip to Hainault was introduced via an extension of the Central line completed in the 1940s and 1950s. This route connects western and northeastern London via central London, passing through major stations such as Oxford Circus, Bank, and Stratford, and reaching Hainault via Newbury Park. It also provides interchange with numerous Underground 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 ↔ Epping
32 stations
Central Line
West Ruislip ↔ Hainault
36 stations
Central Line
Ealing Broadway ↔ Hainault
31 stations
Central Line
West Ruislip ↔ Epping
37 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 36 stations on the London Underground network.
Central Line runs between West Ruislip and Hainault.
Central Line is a Metro line operated under London Underground.
Central Line is part of the London Underground transit network.