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Kenton railway station is served by the Bakerloo line on the London Tube. It opened in 1917. It sits in Brent. It handles roughly 4,690,000 passengers a year.
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Key facts
Lines B Bakerloo District Brent Opened 1917 Annual ridership 4,690,000 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 12.3 km Coordinates 51.58167, -0.31639 No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
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Map around Kenton railway
Map around Kenton railway Location of Kenton railway station and its neighbours on the London Tube.
Kenton railway South Kenton
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Kenton railway station? Kenton railway is served by the Bakerloo line on the London Tube. Can you change lines at Kenton railway? No. Kenton railway is served only by the Bakerloo line. When did Kenton railway station open? Kenton railway station opened in 1917. What is the next station after Kenton railway on the Bakerloo line? Kenton railway is a terminus of the Bakerloo line; the adjacent station is South Kenton. How busy is Kenton railway station? Kenton railway handles roughly 4,690,000 passengers a year. Where is Kenton railway station? Kenton railway station is in Brent, London. Explore the whole network