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Circle line map, London Tube
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Looking for a map of the Circle line on the London Tube? It serves 36 stations. It runs as a loop. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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36 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Baker Street (1863) and its busiest is King's Cross St Pancras (77,130,000 passengers a year).

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Key facts

When each stop on the Circle line opened

Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.

When each stop on the Circle line openedMap of 36 stations, coloured from 1863 (purple) to 2008 (yellow) by opening year.Edgware Road · 1863Baker Street · 1863Great Portland Street · 1863Euston Square · 1863King's Cross St Pancras · 1863Farringdon · 1863Barbican · 1865Moorgate · 1865Liverpool Street · 1875Aldgate · 1876Tower Hill · 1967Monument · 1884Cannon Street · 1884Mansion House · 1871Blackfriars · 1886Temple · 1870Embankment · 1870Westminster · 1868St. James's Park · 1868Victoria · 1868Sloane Square · 1868South Kensington · 1868Gloucester Road · 1868High Street Kensington · 1868Notting Hill Gate · 1868Bayswater · 1868Paddington (Praed Street) · 1863Paddington (Bishop's Road) · 1863Royal Oak · 1871Westbourne Park · 1866Ladbroke Grove · 1864Latimer Road · 1868Wood Lane · 2008Shepherd's Bush Market · 1864Goldhawk Road · 1864Hammersmith · 1864Edgware Road · 1863Wood Lane · 2008
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Interchanges on the Circle line

All 36 stations in order

  1. 1Edgware Road DH
  2. 2Baker Street MBHJ
  3. 3Great Portland Street MH
  4. 4Euston Square MH
  5. 5King's Cross St Pancras MVPHN
  6. 6Farringdon MH
  7. 7Barbican MH
  8. 8Moorgate MHN
  9. 9Liverpool Street MCH
  10. 10Aldgate M
  11. 11Tower Hill D
  12. 12Monument D
  13. 13Cannon Street D
  14. 14Mansion House D
  15. 15Blackfriars D
  16. 16Temple D
  17. 17Embankment BDN
  18. 18Westminster DJ
  19. 19St. James's Park D
  20. 20Victoria VD
  21. 21Sloane Square D
  22. 22South Kensington PD
  23. 23Gloucester Road PD
  24. 24High Street Kensington D
  25. 25Notting Hill Gate CD
  26. 26Bayswater D
  27. 27Paddington (Praed Street) BD

Branches

From Edgware Road

  1. 1Paddington (Bishop's Road) H
  2. 2Royal Oak H
  3. 3Westbourne Park H
  4. 4Ladbroke Grove H
  5. 5Latimer Road H
  6. 6Wood Lane H
  7. 7Shepherd's Bush Market H
  8. 8Goldhawk Road H
  9. 9Hammersmithterminus H

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Circle line?
The Circle line on the London Tube serves 36 stations.
Does the Circle line have a terminus?
No. The Circle line is a circular line, so it has no terminus.
What is the oldest station on the Circle line?
The oldest station still served by the Circle line entered service in 1863.
What is the busiest station on the Circle line?
King's Cross St Pancras, with roughly 77,130,000 passengers a year.
Which lines does the Circle line connect with?
The Circle line meets the Bakerloo, Central, District, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines.
Can I see live departures for the Circle line?
Yes. The panel at the top of this page shows the trains running on the Circle line on the London Tube right now, in both directions, with the station each train reaches next and how long that will take. It refreshes every 30 seconds from the operator's own live feed.

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