Northern Line – London Underground
Northern line runs from High Barnet and Edgware to Morden and Battersea. Black on the Tube map.
Termini: High Barnet / Edgware ↔ Morden / Battersea Power Station
Stations: 52
Colour on Tube map: Black (#000000)
Northern Line map
The map below shows the approximate route of the Northern line with key stations. Click markers for station names.
All stations on the Northern line
The Northern line serves the following 52 stations (order varies by branch where applicable).
- High Barnet
- Totteridge & Whetstone
- Woodside Park
- West Finchley
- Finchley Central
- East Finchley
- Highgate
- Archway
- Tufnell Park
- Kentish Town
- Camden Town
- Euston
- King's Cross St Pancras
- Angel
- Old Street
- Moorgate
- Bank
- London Bridge
- Borough
- Elephant & Castle
- Kennington
- Oval
- Stockwell
- Clapham North
- Clapham Common
- Clapham South
- Balham
- Tooting Bec
- Tooting Broadway
- Colliers Wood
- South Wimbledon
- Morden
- Edgware
- Burnt Oak
- Colindale
- Hendon Central
- Brent Cross
- Golders Green
- Hampstead
- Belsize Park
- Chalk Farm
- Camden Town
- Mornington Crescent
- Euston
- Warren Street
- Goodge Street
- Tottenham Court Road
- Leicester Square
- Charing Cross
- Embankment
- Waterloo
- Kennington
- Nine Elms
- Battersea Power Station
- Mill Hill East branch: Finchley Central
- Mill Hill East
Tourist attractions near the Northern line
Use the Northern line to reach popular visitor spots across London. When an attraction is connected to multiple Tube lines, you will see internal links to the other relevant line pages.
London's famous food market - street food, artisan stalls, and a great stop when visiting the South Bank.
Street food, vintage shops, and live music vibes - one of London's best known visitor areas.
A top family attraction with major animal exhibits and beautiful grounds in Regent's Park.
A landmark skyline zone - great for panoramic views and combining with Borough Market.
About the Northern line
The Northern line is one of 11 lines on the London Underground, operated by Transport for London (TfL). For the latest timetables, service updates, and accessibility information, visit the official TfL Tube page. Use this guide alongside area insights and nearest stations by postcode for property and location research.
Frequently asked questions about the Northern line
Quick answers to popular searches: colour on the Tube map, station lists, and whether the Northern line serves major hubs. Also see our Tube line colours guide.
What colour is the Northern line?+
The Northern line is black on the London Underground Tube map (TfL colour #000000). Travellers often ask “what colour is the Northern line on the London Underground” when reading pocket maps or apps.
What colour is the Northern line on the London Tube map?+
On official TfL Tube maps the Northern line is shown in black.
How many stations are on the Northern line?+
The Northern line has about 52 stations (counts can vary slightly with branches and temporary closures). Full station list is on this page.
How many stops on the Northern line?+
There are roughly 52 stops on the Northern line. Exact journey stop counts depend on your start and end stations and any branches.
Where does the Northern line go?+
The Northern line runs High Barnet / Edgware ↔ Morden / Battersea Power Station. Northern line runs from High Barnet and Edgware to Morden and Battersea. Black on the Tube map.
Where does the Northern line start and end?+
Termini for the Northern line are: High Barnet / Edgware ↔ Morden / Battersea Power Station. Check live TfL status for temporary changes.
What stations are on the Northern line?+
Key stations include High Barnet, Totteridge & Whetstone, Woodside Park, West Finchley, Finchley Central, East Finchley, Highgate, Archway, Tufnell Park, Kentish Town, Camden Town, Euston, and more. See the full ordered list of 52 stations above.
What stops are on the Northern line?+
The Northern line stops at stations including High Barnet, Totteridge & Whetstone, Woodside Park, West Finchley, Finchley Central, East Finchley, Highgate, Archway, Tufnell Park, Kentish Town, Camden Town, Euston. Use the complete station list on this guide for every stop.
Is the Northern line underground?+
Yes. The Northern line is part of the London Underground network operated by Transport for London (TfL), though some outer sections run in the open air.
What is the Northern line in London?+
Northern line runs from High Barnet and Edgware to Morden and Battersea. Black on the Tube map.
Is Euston on the Northern line?+
Yes. Euston is served by the Northern line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the Northern line go to Euston?+
Yes. The Northern line stops at Euston (black on the Tube map).
Is King's Cross on the Northern line?+
Yes. King's Cross is served by the Northern line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the Northern line go to King's Cross?+
Yes. The Northern line stops at King's Cross (black on the Tube map).
Is Bank on the Northern line?+
Yes. Bank is served by the Northern line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the Northern line go to Bank?+
Yes. The Northern line stops at Bank (black on the Tube map).
Is Waterloo on the Northern line?+
Yes. Waterloo is served by the Northern line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the Northern line go to Waterloo?+
Yes. The Northern line stops at Waterloo (black on the Tube map).
Is Tottenham Court Road on the Northern line?+
Yes. Tottenham Court Road is served by the Northern line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the Northern line go to Tottenham Court Road?+
Yes. The Northern line stops at Tottenham Court Road (black on the Tube map).
Is Finchley Central on the Northern line?+
Yes. Finchley Central is served by the Northern line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the Northern line go to Finchley Central?+
Yes. The Northern line stops at Finchley Central (black on the Tube map).