Bakerloo Tube Line in London
Starting from Elephant and Castle in the South East London and ending at Harrow & Wealdstone in the North West of the city, the Bakerloo Line covers total 25 stations over a length of 23.3km (14.4 miles). The line runs at both surface level and deep level; out of 25 stations over Bakeeloo line, 15 are underground and 10 are over ground. The Bakerloo Line is said to be the 7th busiest line in London underground which processes more than 100 million passengers per year. The busiest stations of the line are between Elephant & Castle and Queen’s Park where you can find a train every 2.5 minutes, from Queen’s Park to Harrow & Wealdstone it’s comparatively less busy, but still you can find a train every 10 minutes.
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History of Bakerloo Line:
The name of Bakerloo Line actually comes from the initial route of the line whereby the areas of Baker Street and Waterloo were served. There’re some rumours stating that the Bakerloo Line was originated on desire of some Cricket lover businessmen in London who wished to travel to and from Lord’s Cricket Ground quickly. But when the line started in 1906, there were more than 36,000 passengers despite the fact that it was not the Cricket season. The Bakerloo Line underwent continuous changes since 1906 and still it’s undergoing an expansion plan, which aims to upgrade the facilities on each station on line.
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Underground Stations on Bakerloo Line:
Out of 25 stations on Bakerloo line, 15 are deep level stations and serve London underground only. Below is the list of underground stations on Bakerloo Line:
Elephant & Castle
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Overground Stations on Bakerloo Line:
The overground stations on Bakerloo line are 10 in number which serve London overground as well as National Rail. Below is the list of overground stations on Bakerloo line:
Harrow & Wealdstone
Kenton
South Kenton
North Wembley
Wembley Central
Stonebridge Park
Harlesden
Willesden Junction
Kensal Green
Queen's Park
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First & Last Train on Bakerloo Line:
Bakeloo Line is one of the busiest lines on London Underground whereby about 450,000 passengers used to travel every week. In order to make sure that all commuters get to the destinations on time, the trains start working early in the morning at 05:00 am and keep on routing till late night. Follow the link to Bakerloo Line Time Table to get to know about first and last trains from your desired stations.
. The line runs at both surface level and deep level; out of 25 stations over Bakeeloo line, 15 are underground and 10 are over ground. The Bakerloo Line is said to be the 7th busiest line in London underground which processes more than 100 million passengers per year. The busiest stations of the line are between Elephant & Castle and Queen's Park where you can find a train every 2.5 minutes, from Queen’s Park to Harrow & Wealdstone it’s comparatively less busy, but still you can find a train every 10 minutes.
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