Northern Line Map
An interactive map of the Northern line. Tap any station for live departures, interchanges and zones.
Drag to pan · pinch or scroll to zoom · tap any station for live departures. Schematic diagram, so station positions are stylised for clarity and not geographically exact; fare zones are approximate.
The London Northern line map, made interactive
The Northern line is really several lines in one: from Morden in the south it runs through Kennington, where the Battersea branch joins, then splits into the Bank and Charing Cross branches through central London before dividing again at Camden Town for Edgware and High Barnet. Use the branch buttons to untangle the routes, or tap any of the 52 stations for live departures.
Camden Town on the Northern line map
Camden Town is the northern junction of the line, where the Edgware and High Barnet branches divide. Its four platforms let trains from either central branch reach either northern branch.
Kennington on the Northern line map
Kennington is the southern junction, where the Bank and Charing Cross branches meet and the Battersea Power Station branch joins the line.
Bank on the Northern line map
Bank anchors the eastern branch through the City, with connections to the Central and Waterloo & City lines and the DLR.
Battersea Power Station on the Northern line map
Battersea Power Station opened in 2021 as the Underground's newest terminus, serving the regenerated riverside district and its shopping and dining destination.
Prefer a printable version? You can also view the official TfL Tube map (PDF).
Northern Line map: frequently asked questions
How many stations are on the Northern line?
The Northern line has 52 stations, from Morden and Battersea Power Station in the south to Edgware, High Barnet and Mill Hill East in the north.
What is the difference between the Bank and Charing Cross branches?
Between Kennington and Euston the Northern line splits in two: the Bank branch serves the City via London Bridge and Bank, while the Charing Cross branch serves the West End via Waterloo and Leicester Square.
Does the Northern line run all night?
The Northern line runs the Night Tube on Friday and Saturday nights between Morden and Edgware or High Barnet via the Charing Cross branch. The Bank, Mill Hill East and Battersea branches have no night service.
Which fare zones does the Northern line cover?
The Northern line runs through zones 1 to 5, from central London out to Morden in zone 4 and High Barnet in zone 5.
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