Depth of the London Underground

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Depth of the London Underground - below the surface

« on: January 13, 2024, 10:09:07 »

A fascinating old one from The Standard that has been regurgitated in the Daily Mail this morning - it must be a slow news day. I have archived for members at http://www.passenger.chat/mirror/London_Underground_Depth_Diagrams.pdf from the original via https://www.dansilva.co.uk/down-underground .


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Re: Depth of the London Underground - below the surface

« Reply #1 on: January 14, 2024, 15:05:22 »

AFAIK^▸ , the proposed but never opened station at bull and bush, would have been the deepest on the underground.
It was partly built but never used as a station, it remains in use as deep bunker in case of war.


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A proper intercity train has a minimum of 8 coaches, gangwayed throughout, with first at one end, and a full sized buffet car between first and standard.
It has space for cycles, surfboards,luggage etc.
A 5 car DMU^▸ is not a proper inter-city train. The 5+5 and 9 car DMUs are almost as bad.

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