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District line map, London Tube
District line map, London Tube © OpenStreetMap · © CARTO

Looking for a map of the District line on the London Tube? It serves 60 stations. 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 Kensington (Olympia) (1862), its busiest is Victoria (62,690,000 passengers a year) and its best connected is Embankment (4 lines).

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Key facts

When each stop on the District 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 District line openedMap of 60 stations, coloured from 1862 (purple) to 1967 (yellow) by opening year.Upminster · 1885Upminster Bridge · 1934Hornchurch · 1885Elm Park · 1935Dagenham East · 1902Dagenham Heathway · 1932Becontree · 1926Upney · 1932Barking · 1902East Ham · 1902Upton Park · 1902Plaistow · 1902West Ham · 1901Bromley-by-Bow · 1902Bow Road · 1902Mile End · 1902Stepney Green · 1902Whitechapel · 1876Aldgate East · 1884Tower Hill · 1967Monument · 1884Cannon Street · 1884Mansion House · 1871Blackfriars · 1886Temple · 1870Embankment · 1870Westminster · 1868St. James's Park · 1868Victoria · 1868Sloane Square · 1868South Kensington · 1868Gloucester Road · 1868Earl's Court · 1871West Kensington · 1874Barons Court · 1905Hammersmith · 1874Ravenscourt Park · 1877Stamford Brook · 1912Turnham Green · 1869Chiswick Park · 1879Acton Town · 1879Ealing Common · 1879Ealing Broadway · 1879High Street Kensington · 1868Notting Hill Gate · 1868Bayswater · 1868Paddington (Praed Street) · 1863Edgware Road · 1863Kensington (Olympia) · 1862West Brompton · 1866Fulham Broadway · 1880Parsons Green · 1880Putney Bridge · 1880East Putney · 1889Southfields · 1889Wimbledon Park · 1889Wimbledon · 1889Gunnersbury · 1869Kew Gardens · 1869Richmond · 1869Kensington (Olympia) · 1862Tower Hill · 1967
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Interchanges on the District line

All 60 stations in order

  1. 1Upminsterterminus
  2. 2Upminster Bridge
  3. 3Hornchurch
  4. 4Elm Park
  5. 5Dagenham East
  6. 6Dagenham Heathway
  7. 7Becontree
  8. 8Upney
  9. 9Barking H
  10. 10East Ham H
  11. 11Upton Park H
  12. 12Plaistow H
  13. 13West Ham HJ
  14. 14Bromley-by-Bow H
  15. 15Bow Road H
  16. 16Mile End CH
  17. 17Stepney Green H
  18. 18Whitechapel H
  19. 19Aldgate East H
  20. 20Tower Hill C
  21. 21Monument C
  22. 22Cannon Street C
  23. 23Mansion House C
  24. 24Blackfriars C
  25. 25Temple C
  26. 26Embankment BCN
  27. 27Westminster CJ
  28. 28St. James's Park C
  29. 29Victoria VC
  30. 30Sloane Square C
  31. 31South Kensington PC
  32. 32Gloucester Road PC
  33. 33Earl's Court P
  34. 34West Kensington
  35. 35Barons Court P
  36. 36Hammersmith P
  37. 37Ravenscourt Park
  38. 38Stamford Brook
  39. 39Turnham Green P
  40. 40Chiswick Park
  41. 41Acton Town P
  42. 42Ealing Common P
  43. 43Ealing Broadwayterminus C

Branches

From Earl's Court

  1. 1High Street Kensington C
  2. 2Notting Hill Gate CC
  3. 3Bayswater C
  4. 4Paddington (Praed Street) BC
  5. 5Edgware Roadterminus CH

From Earl's Court

  1. 1Kensington (Olympia)terminus

From Earl's Court

  1. 1West Brompton
  2. 2Fulham Broadway
  3. 3Parsons Green
  4. 4Putney Bridge
  5. 5East Putney
  6. 6Southfields
  7. 7Wimbledon Park
  8. 8Wimbledonterminus

From Turnham Green

  1. 1Gunnersbury
  2. 2Kew Gardens
  3. 3Richmondterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the District line?
The District line on the London Tube serves 60 stations.
What is the oldest station on the District line?
The oldest station still served by the District line entered service in 1862.
What is the busiest station on the District line?
Victoria, with roughly 62,690,000 passengers a year.
Which lines does the District line connect with?
The District line meets the Bakerloo, Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines.
Can I see live departures for the District line?
Yes. The panel at the top of this page shows the trains running on the District 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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