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Circle line In 1868 the original Metropolitan Railway line was extended via Notting Hill Gate to Gloucester Road and South Kensington. Simultaneously the District Railway opened its new line from South Kensington to Westminster. In the other direction, the original line was extended east from Farringdon Street to Moorgate in 1865, Liverpool Street in 1875, Aldgate the following year and finally in 1884 to Mark Lane (now Tower Hill), which the District reached at the same time, creating the full Circle. When circular services first started, clockwise trains were run by the District Railway and anticlockwise by the Metropolitan Railway. It was first shown as a distinct line on the Tube map, in yellow, in 1949. In December 2009 the route of the Circle line was extended to Hammersmith. View larger image (PDF 0.25MB)
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