Bakerloo Line (London Underground)

The Bakerloo Line of the London Underground runs in a more or less straight line northwest-to-southeast across the city, serving 25 stations over 23.2 kilometres. These twenty-five stops are depicted in order, from first to last, starting in the northwest and going toward the southeast. I have taken a screenshot from Google Maps Street View of all 25 of these stations and included them here. In each case, clicking on them will allow the opportunity to make them larger and to navigate between them.

HARROW & WEALDSTONE

KENTON

SOUTH KENTON

NORTH WEMBLEY

WEMBLEY CENTRAL

STONEBRIDGE PARK

HARLESDEN

WILLESDEN JUNCTION

KENSAL GREEN

QUEEN'S PARK

KILBURN PARK

MAIDA VALE

WARWICK AVENUE

PADDINGTON

EDGWARE

MARYLEBONE

BAKER STREET

REGENT'S PARK

OXFORD CIRCUS

PICCADILLY CIRCUS

CHARING CROSS

EMBANKMENT

WATERLOO

LAMBETH NORTH

ELEPHANT & CASTLE

Introduction

So I've found every station on the London Underground network which is visible on Google Maps and have taken a screenshot. Why? Well, I think it's mostly because it's a cool way to 'explore' the city, and in London's case not only is there a very particular design aesthetic to most Tube stations which is interesting when applied to all kind of different buildings but several of the stations, particularly older ones in the centre of the city, are gorgeous.

I haven't decided yet whether I'll include the metro systems of other countries on this particular blog or not. But perhaps other cities in the UK, and probably other forms of transit in London too with time (i.e. Overground, Docklands Light Railway, etc.)