Waterloo & City Line Map
An interactive map of the Waterloo & City 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 Waterloo & City line map, made interactive
The Waterloo & City line, known to commuters as the Drain, is the Underground's shortest line: a direct shuttle between Waterloo and Bank with no intermediate stops, built for City commuters and taking about four minutes end to end. It runs Monday to Saturday only. Tap either station for live departures.
Waterloo on the Waterloo & City line map
Waterloo is the southern end of the Drain, beneath Britain's busiest National Rail terminus, with connections to the Bakerloo, Jubilee and Northern lines.
Bank on the Waterloo & City line map
Bank is the City end of the line, with connections to the Central and Northern lines, the DLR, and the walkway link to Monument for the Circle and District lines.
Prefer a printable version? You can also view the official TfL Tube map (PDF).
Waterloo & City Line map: frequently asked questions
How many stations are on the Waterloo & City line?
Just two: Waterloo and Bank. It is the shortest line on the Underground at 2.4 km, with a journey time of about four minutes.
Why is the Waterloo & City line called the Drain?
The nickname dates from its early years: the line runs entirely in tunnels below the Thames water table and originally suffered from persistent damp.
Does the Waterloo & City line run on Sundays?
No. The Waterloo & City line runs Monday to Saturday only, reflecting its role as a commuter shuttle for the City of London.
Which fare zone is the Waterloo & City line in?
Both Waterloo and Bank are in zone 1.
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