Does anyone know if there is a website with plans of each London Underground station? The National Rail site has plans of most stations on the national rail network, and the TfL website has information such as passenger facilities and maps of the surrounding neighbourhood for each LU station but doesn't appear to have plans of each station as such.
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Is there a website with plans of LU stations?
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jon81uk
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IanVisits has links to many here https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/3d-maps-of-every-underground-station-ab-14630/
Fascinating, were these done for the Fire & Rescue services? The station list is incomplete however, and the first two I tried to find are absent, like Morden. Maybe, however, they are only of the stations that are literally under the ground, not "London Underground" stations.
pokemonsuper9
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This website has a few 3d designs, Bank/Monument, Kings Cross St. Pancras, Old Street, Oxford Circus, Shadwell (not a LU station), Seven Sisters, Walthamstow Central and West Silvertown (also not LU).
Not many but they're good.
German IT magazine c't presented the website Stations and transfers a few weeks ago. A catalan engineer has produced 3D models of metro stations around Europe.
CarrotPie
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It's an iOS app, and it's not free, but Geoff Marshall's app Station Master has all of them
Intercity110
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i've been looking for these for ages and they're a huge help
Are you sure you've got the correct website address? When I click on it I get "Security Manager AV Defender blocked this page".
pokemonsuper9
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It's definitely the right link, works for me, your defender thing doesn't like the site using http instead of https, which is (pretty much) no problem for a site like that.
The avaliable stations (in London) are:
they're all just images, so if you want any ones and don't know how/don't want to bypass your security thing let me know and I can just copy them across.
Works fine for me, sounds like your employer or some other setting you have on your system is erroneously blocking it.