Circle Line

The Circle Line of the London Underground became known as such in 1949. The Circle line was not built as a separate line, but was instead created by joining parts of the District and Metropolitan lines as a service. A small section of track is unique to the circle line - a connecting section between Aldgate and Tower Hill stations.

Stations

in order, clockwise from Paddington

• Paddington (Bakerloo and Circle)
• Edgware Road[?] (Circle and Hammersmith)
• Baker Street
• Great Portland Street[?]
• Euston Square[?]
• King's Cross St Pancras
• Farringdon[?]
• Barbican[?]
• Moorgate[?]
• Liverpool Street
• Aldgate[?]
• Tower Hill[?]
• Monument
• Cannon Street
• Mansion House[?]
• Blackfriars[?]
• Temple[?]
• Embankment
• Westminster[?]
• St James's Park[?]
• Victoria[?]
• Sloane Square[?]
• South Kensington[?]
• Gloucester Road[?]
• High Street Kensington[?]
• Notting Hill Gate

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Circle Line Cruises is a company offering sightseeing boat trips around New York City.

External Link:

Circle Line Cruises website (http://www.circleline.com/)