One end of the Central Line, West Ruislip
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One end of the Central Line, West Ruislip
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 20 May 2023
The London Underground's Central Line heads north out of west London, its main branch ending here at West Ruislip. The third rail just stops. A journey here from Crystal Palace via Overground and Jubilee Line – about 50 km by rail – took about two hours. Through the arches can be glimpsed the HS2 works, where the high-speed line will emerge from the Northolt Tunnel and head for Birmingham.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.569577
Longitude
-0.437774