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Had fun with this

http://www.citymetric.com/transport/quiz-can-you-name-tube-station-when-name-has-been-removed-2971

17/18.

18/18, though if some of the options had been less obvious then I may have struggled a little more.

I worked out the answer to each before scrolling down to the options.   Lisa sitting beside me felt that I should have done better things with my life than learned the tube map!

Still need to refer back to a real map to sort out my Kew Gardens from my Gunnersbury ...

Hadn't thought of that one, I just happened to select Gunnersbury. Having checked I'm guessing the difference is the stepfree symbol.

That could be it. I selected Kew Gardens because the I thought that the two lines should have been shown diverging just north of the station if it was Gunnersbury.

In reality yes, Gunnersbury isn't far from Chiswick park but the lines on the map don't diverge until much further north.

About 10 minute walk as I remember, but about half the times I walk out of Chiswick Park to get to Gunnerbury, I have heard a Richmond Train pass by on the other line!

I remember a challenge on the ITV gameshow "You Bet!" back in the early 1990s where a kid did this with the lines not even in colour.  He not only had to identify the stations but also the lines shown.

12/18. I struggled with the DLR and Overground and also was confused by the Overground being a solid orange on a normal map and two orange lines here.

I think a lot of our partners feel that about the time we spend on here!

Yep - mine too!  ::)

The "definitive" map for this quiz is - I think - http://content.tfl.gov.uk/standard-tube-map.pdf

Yep, the one I got wrong was due to my consideration of the physical layout which the diagram doesn't reflect overtaking consideration of a wheelchair symbol. Oops - but then it's only a quiz!

Smug  8)

... and sad!

Oh, I hadn't realised that some of the line colours on the tube map were different to the combined rail and tube map. http://content.tfl.gov.uk/london-rail-and-tube-services-map.pdf
I guess it is to better differentiate all the different rail services. As an all zone travelcard holder this is the map I refer to most because if I am travelling to outside London I can see where zone 6 ends on each National Rail line and buy a ticket starting from the last station in the zone.

16/18 I blame finger trouble for one I click before moving the highlight and the other was Gunnesbury I thought that the divergence was nearer the station. Should have paid more attention to the Wheelchair symbol.

one wrong - West Ham (incidentally the only station on the network named after two things that ISIS hate)