Kenton station

Kenton station is served by the Bakerloo line on the London Tube. On the Bakerloo line, it sits between Harrow & Wealdstone and South Kenton. It opened in 1917 and now handles roughly 4,690,000 passengers a year. It sits in Brent, and its name falls under the "District" category.

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Key facts

• LinesBBakerloo
• DistrictBrent
• Opened1917
• Annual ridership4,690,000
• Name originDistrict
• Distance from centre≈ 12.3 km
• Coordinates51.58167, -0.31639

No interchange: the station is served by a single line.

Position on the line

• On the Bakerloo line

  B Harrow & Wealdstone › Kenton › South Kenton

Map around Kenton

Nearest stations

• Northwick Park0.4 km · M
• South Kenton1.4 km · B
• Harrow-on-the-Hill1.4 km · M
• Harrow & Wealdstone1.7 km · B
• Preston Road1.8 km · M
• North Wembley2.3 km · B

Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve Kenton station?

Kenton is served by the Bakerloo line on the London Tube.

Can you change lines at Kenton?

No. Kenton is served only by the Bakerloo line.

When did Kenton station open?

Kenton station opened in 1917.

What are the stations either side of Kenton on the Bakerloo line?

On the Bakerloo line, Kenton sits between Harrow & Wealdstone and South Kenton.

How busy is Kenton station?

Kenton handles roughly 4,690,000 passengers a year.

Where is Kenton station?

Kenton station is in Brent, London.

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