Barnet: Footpath to High Barnet station
Introduction
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Barnet: Footpath to High Barnet station
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 15 Apr 2010
High Barnet station was opened in 1872 by the Great Northern railway and until 1939 was served by steam trains, most of them to and from either Kings Cross or Broad Street, (via the Canonbury Curve). In 1939 the station closed, to reopen the following year as part of the London Underground's Northern Line, with trains to Kennington and Morden, passing under Central London via two routes - via Bank and via Charing Cross. The Northern Line remains in 2010 as the most complex of London's 'Tube' lines, and is very heavily used.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.650898
Longitude
-0.195454