London Underground
London Underground Zone 1 Stations
From Bank to Baker Street, Westminster to Warren Street: name all 66 Tube stations in fare Zone 1 on the map of central London in 10 minutes. Each station you type is labelled on the map, or switch to “find on the map” and click them one by one.
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Every station is a dot on the map. Type the names before the 10:00 timer runs out: each one you get is labelled on the map. Spelling is forgiving: “St James’s Park”, “St. James's Park” or “Saint James Park”, “&” or “and”. Type “Edgware Road” twice for both stations.
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The 66 answers are every London Underground station in fare Zone 1, including the 5 on the Zone 1/2 boundary (Earl's Court, Elephant & Castle, Kennington, Notting Hill Gate and Vauxhall), as listed in Wikipedia’s list of London Underground stations. Edgware Road is two separate stations on either side of Marylebone Road (Bakerloo line; Circle, District and Hammersmith & City lines): both count. Paddington counts once. Stations served only by the Overground, the Elizabeth line, the DLR or National Rail are left out.
Spelling is forgiving: “St James’s Park”, “St. James's Park” and “Saint James Park” all count, as do “&” or “and”, “St” for “Street” and short names such as “King’s Cross” or “Elephant”. Type “Edgware Road” twice to get both stations.
“Find on the map” names one place at a time: click it on the map. You get one click per name; a wrong click marks the place in red and moves on.
Station positions come from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), as do the River Thames, the parks and the Tube lines, drawn in TfL’s line colours where their tracks run. Where lines share tracks, they are drawn one inside the other.
Wikipedia: List of London Underground stations (fare zones)
OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL): stations, lines, river and parks