The Bakerloo Line

The Bakerloo Line runs at both surface and low level and extends from Harrow & Wealdstone to the Elephant & Castle, covering a distance of 14.5 miles. It serves 25 stations and is the 7th busiest line on the Tube.

The Bakerloo name is a concatenation of the original "Baker Street & Waterloo Railway" and was officially adopted in 1906. It originally started out as the Waterloo and Whitehall Railway (1865) and then the Charing Cross and Waterloo Electric Railway (1882), both of which failed.
the bakerloo line
The line was extended several times during the 1900s.

Map Colour	Light Brown
Year Operated	1906
Year Opened	1906
Year Named	1906
Length	14.5mi (23.2km)
Journeys	104,000,000

Stations	Baker Street Charing Cross Edgware Road Elephant & Castle Embankment Harlesden Harrow & Wealdstone Kensal Green Kenton Kilburn Park Lambeth North Maida Vale Marylebone North Wembley Oxford Circus Paddington Piccadilly Circus Queen's Park Regent's Park South Kenton Stonebridge Park Warwick Avenue Waterloo Wembley Central Willesden Junction

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The Bakerloo Line