Template:Lea Valley Lines RDT

Lea Valley lines
London Overground: Liverpool Street to Cheshunt / Enfield Town via Seven Sisters, and to Chingford National Rail: Liverpool Street / Stratford to Cheshunt via Tottenham Hale
Legend
mi+ch mi+ch West Anglia Main Line 14+01 Cheshunt 14+28 13+71 Cheshunt Junction Theobalds Grove 13+45 12+63 Waltham Cross M25 motorway Turkey Street 12+16 11+65 Enfield Lock Carterhatch Lane Enfield Town 10+55 10+61 Brimsdown Southbury 10+32 10+33 Chingford Bush Hill Park 09+69 9+71 Ponders End Bury Street Junction 0 8+52 Highams Park 7+07 Wood Street Edmonton Green 08+45 0 Lower Edmonton (low level) 7+57 Angel Road Silver Street 07+75 7+47 Meridian Water White Hart Lane 07+11 6+73 Northumberland Park Bruce Grove 06+28 6+16 Walthamstow Central Victoria line Seven Sisters 05+48 6+00 Tottenham Hale Palace Gates Line Gospel Oak to Barking line   Seven Sisters Junction 5+55 St. James Street South Tottenham (on Gospel Oak to Barking line) 0 Tottenham South Junction Gospel Oak to Barking line 0 Coppermill Junctions Stamford Hill 05+03 Hall Farm Junction Stoke Newington 04+16 Lea Bridge Junction Clapton Junction 6+30 Lea Bridge Clapton 03+78 Loughton Branch ( Central line) Clapton Tunnel 13 ch 260 m Loughton Branch Junction Rectory Road 03+64 Queens Road (GER) (c.1892 never opened) [1] Queens Road Tunnel 20 ch 400 m Stratford International (on High Speed 1) Hackney Downs North Junction 0 Great Eastern Main Line Hackney Downs 02+78 4+03 Stratford North London line High Meads Junction Reading Lane Junction 0 Central line London Fields 02+35 Regent's Canal Cambridge Heath 01+61 Elizabeth line   Bethnal Green North Junction 0 Bethnal Green 01+10 Bishopsgate Goods East London line Bishopsgate London Liverpool Street 00+00
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