Northern line Overview
The service from Morden to Edgware via the Bank Branch is one of the main routes of the Northern Line. The southern extension to Morden opened in 1926, while the Edgware Branch was extended in stages throughout the 1920s. The route passes through important stations such as London Bridge, Bank, Euston, and Camden Town before continuing to Edgware. The Northern Line is approximately 58 kilometers long and is one of the busiest lines on the London Underground network.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Northern line
Northern line has 31 stations on the London Underground network.
Northern line runs between Morden and Edgware.
Northern line is a Metro line operated under London Underground.
Northern line is part of the London Underground transit network.