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1. tfl.gov.uk › tube › routeWaterloo & City Underground line - Transport for London

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   Status. Waterloo & City Good service. View stations by. Switch direction. Waterloo Underground Station. Connects to Bakerloo, Jubilee and Northern Connects to National Rail. Bank Underground Station. Connects to Central and Northern Connects to DLR. Help & contacts.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Waterloo_&_City_lineWaterloo & City line - Wikipedia

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   The Waterloo & City line, colloquially known as The Drain, [4] is a shuttle line of the London Underground that runs between Waterloo and Bank with no intermediate stops. Its primary traffic consists of commuters from south-west London, Surrey and Hampshire arriving at Waterloo main line station and travelling forward to the City of London ...

4. tfl.gov.uk › tube › timetableWaterloo & City line timetable - Transport for London

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5. www.ltmuseum.co.uk › transport › waterloo-city-lineThe Waterloo & City line - London Transport Museum

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   The Waterloo & City Railway is unique among the early tubes in that it had no difficulty in raising funds. This was partly because it was shorter and therefore cheaper, but mostly as it had the backing of a large mainline railway, the London & South Western Railway (LSWR). Their Waterloo terminus was not linked to the Inner Circle like London ...

6. www.london-tube-map.info › waterloo-city-lineWaterloo & City Line London, Map, Timetable, Status, Fares

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   The Waterloo and City Line serves only 2 stations, it is the least used line of the network with around 15,000,000 passengers every year. It has a length of 1.5 miles. The Waterloo & City Line is the Turquoise Line on the Tube map.

7. tfl.gov.uk › tube › timetableWaterloo & City line timetable - Transport for London

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   Timetable for Waterloo & City line in London. Add favourites for quick access to live status, journeys and places

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   What is the Waterloo & City Line?

   • The Waterloo & City line, colloquially known as The Drain, is a shuttle line of the London Underground that runs between Waterloo and Bank with no intermediate stops.

   Waterloo & City line - Wikipedia

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   Does Waterloo & City have a day off?

   • The Waterloo & City line is the only Underground line to have a day off! Trains do not run on the line on Saturdays and Sundays. London’s second tube railway is also its smallest, with only two stations and a name that tells you most of what you need to know. Read more about the Waterloo & City line.

   The Waterloo & City line - London Transport Museum

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   When was the Waterloo & City Line built?

   • Inaugurated in 1898, the line was built to allow passengers arriving in Waterloo railway station to reach the City of London. The Waterloo and City Line serves only 2 stations, it is the least used line of the network with around 15,000,000 passengers every year. It has a length of 1.5 miles.

   Waterloo & City Line London, Map, Timetable, Status, Fares

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   Why is it called Waterloo & City?

   • A punchy, quick-fire history of the Waterloo & City line. Given that it only has two stops, we always wondered why this railway wasn't simply called the Waterloo and Bank line. In fact, the northern terminus was called 'City' for much of its life, and hence the line was founded as the Waterloo & City.

   A Brief History Of The Waterloo & City Line - Londonist

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   When did Waterloo & City become London Underground?

   • Though it had appeared on Underground maps since the 1930s, the Waterloo & City was administered as part of the national rail network until it was transferred to the London Underground in 1994. Why is it called the Waterloo & City line? The line is named after its two stations.

   The Waterloo & City line - London Transport Museum

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   Is Waterloo & City part of the southern network?

   • The Waterloo & City line now finds itself part of the Southern network. 1933: London's underground railways come together under the single umbrella of the London Passenger Transport Board (a kind of predecessor to TfL). The Waterloo & City does not, and remains part of the Southern network. It still gets itself onto the tube map, though.

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9. londonist.com › london › transportShort History Of The Waterloo & City Line - Londonist

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   Mar 19, 2024 · The Waterloo & City line now finds itself part of the Southern network. 1933: London's underground railways come together under the single umbrella of the London Passenger Transport Board (a kind ...