Question 1

How many stations are on the Circle Line?

Accepted Answer

The Circle Line has 17 stations, running from Edgware Road to Paddington over 27 km.

Question 2

What is the first and last station on the Circle Line?

Accepted Answer

The Circle Line runs from Edgware Road (one terminus) to Paddington (other terminus). Trains operate in both directions throughout the day.

Question 3

When was the Circle Line opened?

Accepted Answer

The Circle Line was first opened in 1884 as part of the Métro de Londres network.

Question 4

Which stations on the Circle Line have interchange connections?

Accepted Answer

The Circle Line has 15 interchange station(s): Baker Street (connects to Jubilee Line); King's Cross St. Pancras (connects to Victoria Line, Piccadilly Line); Liverpool Street (connects to Central Line); Tower Hill (connects to District Line); Monument (connects to District Line); Blackfriars (connects to District Line); Temple (connects to District Line); Embankment (connects to District Line); Westminster (connects to Jubilee Line, District Line); St. James's Park (connects to District Line); Victoria (connects to Victoria Line, District Line); Sloane Square (connects to District Line); South Kensington (connects to Piccadilly Line, District Line); Gloucester Road (connects to Piccadilly Line, District Line); Notting Hill Gate (connects to Central Line).

Question 5

How long does it take to travel the entire Circle Line?

Accepted Answer

End-to-end travel on the Circle Line from Edgware Road to Paddington takes approximately 58 minutes (27 km at an average speed of 33 km/h including station dwell time). Trains run every 2–4 minutes during peak hours.

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Autres lignes

Central Line

Victoria Line

Jubilee Line

Piccadilly Line

District Line