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Gospel Oak to Barking Line
A London Overground train at Barking
Overview
Owner	Network Rail
Termini	Gospel Oak Barking
Service
Type	Commuter rail and Freight rail
Operator(s)	London Overground
Rolling stock	British Rail Class 150 British Rail Class 172 from 2010
Technical
Track gauge	Standard gauge
Route map Legend North London line to Richmond Midland Main Line via Luton Gospel Oak North London line to Stratford Highgate Road Low-level Highgate Road High-level Midland Main Line to St Pancras Northern line Junction Road Archway Northern line Upper Holloway Hornsey Road Crouch Hill Edgware, Highgate & London Railway East Coast Main Line Manor House Piccadilly line Harringay Green Lanes Victoria line St Ann's Road Seven Sisters Lea Valley lines (7 Sisters branch) South Tottenham Tottenham Hale West Anglia Main Line River Lea Blackhorse Road Victoria line Walthamstow Central Chingford branch line Walthamstow Queen's Rd Leyton Midland Road A12 road Central line Leytonstone High Road Wanstead Park Forest Gate Great Eastern Main Line Woodgrange Park High Speed 1 London Tunnel 2 London, Tilbury & Southend line to Fenchurch Street Hammersmith & City and District lines to Aldgate East East Ham East Ham Depot North Circular Road River Roding Barking Station Junction Barking Barking sidings District line to Upminster LT&S to Southend via Upminster Barking Freightliner Terminal London, Tilbury & Southend line to Southend via Rainham Castle Green (proposed) Barking Riverside River Thames [1][2][3] This diagram: view talk edit

The Gospel Oak – Barking Line is a railway line in the inner northern and eastern suburbs of London which connects Gospel Oak in the north and Barking in the east. It is part of the London Overground network. It is sometimes known by the nickname "Goblin" (an acronym from Gospel, Oak, Barking and LINe), or even tautologically as "The Goblin Line". The line does not pass through the central Zone 1. The line used to have only a minor role in London's transport system but now with docks established well to the east of London there is significant investment to increase its freight capacity as part of the Network Rail Strategic Route 6, SRS 06.03 and 06.05. As a passenger line It is classified as a London and South East Commuter line.^[4]