(I wasn't sure where to put this thread, plumped for here because it's about station names - obviously feel free to move it if it's more appropriate elsewhere.)
So, taken from the thread about the potential renaming of White Hart Lane station:
Are there worse examples? I can't think of any, so as it says in the title, which street that has a station named after it is the longest, thus making the station name the least useful?
So, taken from the thread about the potential renaming of White Hart Lane station:
Which is a terrible way to name stations (though there are worse examples than this). Where on White Hart Lane is it at? The middle? The High Road (A1010) end? or the High Road (A105) end? I don't want to go "7 White Hart Lane, that must be near the station" and take the train to White Hart Lane station, when the place I want to go to turns out to be a 40 minute/just shy of 2 mile walk away in Wood Green.
Are there worse examples? I can't think of any, so as it says in the title, which street that has a station named after it is the longest, thus making the station name the least useful?