Northern line Info
- Network London Underground
- Total Stations 22
Terminals
From
Battersea Power Station
To
Edgware
Northern line Overview
The Battersea Power Station branch of the Northern Line opened on September 20, 2021, as the latest extension to the London Underground network. This route runs from Battersea Power Station to Edgware via the Charing Cross branch, connecting southwest London with the northwestern suburbs. This extension added new stations at Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station and improved transport links in the Battersea redevelopment area.
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District line
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Frequently Asked Questions — Northern line
Northern line has 22 stations on the London Underground network.
Northern line runs between Battersea Power Station and Edgware.
Northern line is a Metro line operated under London Underground.
Northern line is part of the London Underground transit network.