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Rayners Lane station is served by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines on the London Tube. It opened in 1906. It sits in Harrow. It handles roughly 3,390,000 passengers a year.
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Key facts
Lines M Metropolitan P Piccadilly District Harrow Opened 1906 Annual ridership 3,390,000 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 15.1 km Coordinates 51.57511, -0.37103 Position on the line On the Metropolitan line On the Piccadilly line Map around Rayners Lane
Map around Rayners Lane Location of Rayners Lane station and its neighbours on the London Tube.
Rayners Lane South Harrow West Harrow Eastcote Eastcote
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Rayners Lane station? Rayners Lane is served by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines on the London Tube. Can you change lines at Rayners Lane? Yes. Rayners Lane is an interchange between 2 lines (Metropolitan and Piccadilly). When did Rayners Lane station open? Rayners Lane station opened in 1906. What are the stations either side of Rayners Lane on the Metropolitan line? On the Metropolitan line, Rayners Lane sits between Eastcote and West Harrow. What are the stations either side of Rayners Lane on the Piccadilly line? On the Piccadilly line, Rayners Lane sits between Eastcote and South Harrow. How busy is Rayners Lane station? Rayners Lane handles roughly 3,390,000 passengers a year. Where is Rayners Lane station? Rayners Lane station is in Harrow, London. Explore the whole network