Every TfL Network Line in London (geographic map)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Transport for London (TfL) is responsible for most of the transport network in London including the Underground, Docklands Light Railway, Trams, Emirates Air Line, Overground, and Crossrail. This video gives an overview of each line from the networks operated by TfL.
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What do you think of this series? Would you be interested in seeing this type of video for other cities?
Honestly yeah, this was kinda cool.
Absolutely, especially for cities with large and confusing systems like New York and Paris
Cool but can you Pls do a Oslo transit expansion video it would be very cool.
Yes
Really nice. I would love to see Paris that way. And why don't you add the bus network ?
Nice! Would be cool to see another version with the local national rail operators.
Yeah so many people forget the London rail network is much larger than just TfL. Thameslink, Southeastern, Northern City, Chiltern, and much more are all part of the network in the same way that the Overground is.
One thing in the video, I have to disagree with. Is when it says for the DLR and trams, there is only one line on each of these system. Tramlink system has got at least three routes, and DLR has 5 lines. The DLR lines are as follows: Bank to Lewisham, Stratford to Canary Wharf, Tower Gateway to Beckton, Bank to Woolwich Arsenal and Stratford International to Woolwich Arsenal.
This would be cool to see something like this but you do train operating companies in the UK.
I think that may be possible but it would be a handful to take on..
Pls do a Oslo transit expansion video it would be very cool.
I think it would be a good idea too.
Yes!
An MTA one needs to be done. NYC Subway, Metro North, LIRR, and Staten Island Railway
London is still expanding with more new lines being added. Including the Northern Line extension to Battersea Power Station that is now completed and is now fully opened. And the Elizabeth Line to open next year.
Northern line extension was shown in the video.
@@invisble1234567890 I know that. 🤦♂️
"Elizabeth line to open next year" is what Londoners have been hearing for multiple years in a row lol. But when has a megaproject ever finished in time and not over budget?
@@namenamename390 when the line is finished, london would be underwater
Well London might be underwater in the next 200-300 years.
Would you like to make the next time the Subway of Bucharest?
Or the Extension of the Cercanías (Commuter Rail) in Madrid?
Or Something more smaller the Subway of Nuremberg?
Can you do Metro Manila next please? Would really appreciate it. Thanks!
You should have included the other railway companies like in the Tokyo video.
But this is TFL, not TFL and national rail.
@@robloxdude7564 But I would have liked to see all the lines and not just TfL.
@@maxfi878 then it wouldnt be map of TfL Rail maybe in the future
Here after only one hour! London's rail network is very cool btw
I like how this one is similar to the Japan Metro System that @MetroLiner did a while ago
I would like one of this for Paris including Metro, RER and Trans
Please do Prague metro, thanks!
Really interesting video as always! Keep up the good work!
I wonder what our next stop is? 🤔
Next you do Evolution of Hong Kong Metro
This kind of map is amazing! Make the future map please?
Was hoping also for train connections, like this south looks poor with public transport, but there is plenty of railways there, north is more tube (metro) heavy
Yes but this just says TfL Rail not National Rail still quite alot for trains there
You forgot London Overground's secret station
Battersea Park
Почему так много развилок на линиях?
Так сложилось исторически. Метро в Лондоне не всё подземное и порой больше похоже на железную дорогу.
I liked the Vienna and Cairo style more than this with just showing the lines at their current extent. But I still enjoyed it. But since you've already done Vienna, I will give a shoutout to Prague!
Thats because this is not a transit evolution video, he already did one on the evolution of the london underground
Thanks! The evolution videos take more time to make since they require more research and animation. I will make this style of video once in a while to fill in the upload gap.
Great video! It must've taken a long time to collect all that information to make this incredibly detailed video
London Underground
Metropolitan Line (1863)
District Line (1868)
Northern Line (1890)
Waterloo & City Line (1898)
Central Line (1900)
Bakerloo Line (1906)
Piccadilly Line (1906)
Circle Line (1949)
Victoria Line (1968)
Jubilee Line (1979)
DLR (1987)
Hammersmith & City Line (1990)
London Trams (2000)
London Overground (2007)
Emirates Air Line (2012)
TfL Rail (2015)
Haz el del metro de la ciudad de México
Great video!
Can you make a video about the evolution of Athens Metro?I think this could be an interesting video!
Do Bangkok please ( Mass rapid transit )
Your opening dates are kind of misleading; they give the year that the first part of each line was opened, without giving the opening dates for extensions/additional branches. I realise this would be a lot of extra work but it would give a much more accurate picture of how the network grew and evolved. A lot of the research must have already been done though; were the extension dates not given in a previous animation? This is still a useful map though and I can appreciate the time and effort involved.😁👍
It does only say “opened” tbf
More than misleading. Part of what is now the Piccadilly, namely the Hounslow branch, opened as early as 1882 as part of the District, and the northern part of the Jubilee to Stanmore opened in 1932 when it was Metropolitan Railway.
History of the Underground (This may take a while):
10th January 1863 - The Metropolitan Railway (MR) opens to the public between Paddington Bishop's Road and Farringdon Street - the world's first underground railway.
The Great Western Railway (GWR), which had given financial backing to the project, initially provided the steam locomotives and coaching stock.
10th August 1863 - A rift between the MR and the GWR saw the GWR withdraw all locomotives from the MR from the end of this day. Services continued the following day using standard gauge locomotives and coaching stock provided by the Great Northern Railway (GNR).
13th June 1864 - The Hammersmith branch between Paddington and Hammersmith opened.
1st July 1864 - A short branch from close to the current Latimer Road station to Addison Road opened.
23rd December 1865 - The east end of the MR was extended to Moorgate Street (now Moorgate), which involved moving the railway and station at Farringdon onto a new alignment.
13th April 1868 - The Metropolitan & St John's Wood Railway (M&SJWR) built a new single track line that diverged off the MR at Baker Street forming what we know today as Baker Street Junction.
1st October 1868 - The MR opened a new line which branched off its original line at Praed Street Junction near Paddington and reached Brompton (Gloucester Road). Between Paddington and Bayswater on this stretch, the new railway had to pass through the terrace of houses on Leinster Gardens. The 'cut and cover' method required the demolition of a part this terrace.
*More soon*
Sorry to break this to you but he already did the history
@@deividasverbickas6233 This is far more detailed, unless you mean another video.
Nice video like and subscribed from Czech Republic 🙂👍👍👍👍
So did someone from the south-east piss off every London Mayor there ever was? :D
We've only had 3!
@@LondonRider12 Okay, I just googled a bit and I'm surprised there's a mayor only since 2000. What'd you have before?
What a nice channel. And you will never be out of video ideas ;)
Since I lived London all my life I appreciate the London Underground a lot . With out London Underground people be stuck
the total for tfl rail is incorrect, seeing as the stated length of the reading section is greater than the total
Yh I noticed that as well
It would be nice to see the Prague which lies in the Czech Republic :)
I hope i see every metropolitan transit in são paulo, which have 3 different metro networks: metrô, which operates 4 lines, including a monorail line, via quatro, which only operates line 4 yellow, via molibidade which operate 3 lines including line 5 lilac the first line of the network, line 8 Diamond the line that goes to the western part of the metropolitan region and line 9 emerald the line that follow the pinheiros river, one of the most famous river of this City. Having A Commuter rail service CPTM with 5 Lines Including Line 7 Ruby that connects Jundiaí, a city from the campinhas metropoitan region, line 10 turquoise that goes to the grande ABC (the southeastern setcion of the metropolitan region), line 11 coral that goes to Mogi das Cruzes, Line 12 Saphire which goes close of Guarulhos' Border and Line 13 Jade, a Line that goes to the Guarulhos Internacional Airport, Along with Turistic Express with 3 destinatios being Jundiaí, Mogi das Cruzes and Paranapiaca, along side they Have 2 Bus Networks being EMTU, the Service going on the City's Neighbors, and SPTrans that Unlike EMTU, the Network only Operates Inside the City Along Side the Tiradentes Express, their BRT Service.
Can you please do Oslo? By the way you did a great job!
Rip south east
I always knew south east London was badly served by train lines but watching this evolution really emphasises the point.
It doesn't include the train operating networks. SE London has a huge provision for these.
Why is the length of the Underground 414 km? According to official data, it is 402 km, excluding the recent extension of 3 km.
Are you going to do Moscow?
Why are the other commuter rail networks never considered as part of the London rail network, like the Southeast and Southwest?
Those lines aren't operated by Transport for London, and don't come under the jurisdiction of the Mayor of London.
@@LondonRider12 Okay, I miss-read the title. But still I think those lines are often neglected as part of the London public transport network.
been waiting for this :)
Budapest Metro and HÉV lines please!
Video title on Russian is actually on Polish. Please fix it
Gospel oak to barking? What’s that? You mean the goblin line?
How did you make this?
Beautiful video. Great job!
Build Crossrail Of The North
Liverpool to Hull!!!
would have been nice to see the average frequency of each line but cool video anyways
7 people took the Northern Line via Bank at rush hour
Please do Prague! :)
Shouldnt TfL rail be 61.7 miles in length instead of 36.5 as the Reading section seems to be ignored
Yes for some reason the section from hates and halrington to reading is always ignored in data collection for some reason even on google maps it’s ignored when u look at the transit view
Oh, you are right. I did not notice that :(. It should be 99.3km (61.7 miles).
@@xandascharts6901 Thats probably because most stations on the TfL rail service out to Reading is not in the Oyster fare zone but is in the contactless fare zone.....
@@xandascharts6901 Why did u say Hayes and Harlington like that? Lmao
@@nathanw9770 bruh it was just a typo chillax
Emirates air line TFL?
Yes
Mumbai metro pr video
So how people go to southeast London?
The Thameslink system which isn’t owned by TFL. Remember this doesn’t include on of the Network rail lines in London only those operated by Transport for London.
Also London has a fleet of over 9,500 double decker buses which is actually he cities main form of transport.
No-one wants to go to South East London, it's horrific.
Can you do Mexico city next pls?
shame it dint also add London non TFL rail network.
the next one can be chicago? please
What map do you use, like how can I also use this type of map?
4:30, 4:40, 4:49 Crossrail*
Felicitaciones a los trabajadores ingenieros y obreros ingleses estan avanzado a construir a los nuevos trenes cada estaciones y lineas en el Metro de Londres 😍😍❤❤
Definitely been forgotten about in the South east
Pls do a Norway Subway Transit 1623-2027
I've just realised how little tubes there are in the south west of London
Great video
Other
the district line and northern line should both be separated into 2 lines each
satisfying
ever consider doing Sarajevo or Belgrade?
Screw south west london amright?
can you do a video about Milan’s Subway? :D
👍
Missed the Waterloo and City line
No it didnt?
Can you maybe do the milan metro?
Why didn't you include Thameslink?
Not a TfL line (probably should be, but that’s a different debate)
@@Zveebo yeah it really should be bring Oyster to St Albans!!
Runderground Matt has done videos of Thameslink as well Geoff Marshall. Maybe check those Thameslink videos out for yourself.
Thameslink is run by Govia Thameslink Railway on behalf of the Department for Transport and not on behalf of TfL which is why it wasn't included apart from that many stations are ~100 miles away from Charing Cross such as Brighton STN
Please do Moscow!
Elizabeth line not tfl rail
Why no lines built between 1906 and 1968?
World Wars, recession
@@chenyeanmingtakumi9033 Ah. Yeah.
There were quite a few new lines but they were absorbed into existing lines ie Central and Northern
4.9m people that is a lot no wonder the rail line is trying to expand much as possible. just idea why not create map of railway that aint being used anymore or will not in the future including stations name.
Pls milan next video
when is istanbul :(
Belgique Bruxelles metro