Template:South London Line RDT

South London line
Stations served by London Overground are shown with to left of station name London Victoria Grosvenor Road Grosvenor Bridge over River Thames Chatham Main Line Stewarts Lane TMD Battersea Park ( Battersea Power Station Northern line ) Brighton Main Line to Brighton to Clapham Junction & West London Line South West Main Line ← to Weymouth │ to Waterloo → Clapham Junction Wandsworth Road Clapham High Street ( Clapham North Northern line ) Shepherds Lane Jn Brixton Jn Brixton East Brixton Chatham Main Line via Herne Hill Canterbury Road Jn Loughborough Junction Farringdon–Herne Hill line Cambria Jn Denmark Hill Crofton Road Jn Portsmouth line Peckham Rye Catford loop line to Sevenoaks or Dartford via Lewisham Queens Road Peckham Old Kent Road to East London line via New Bermondsey South Bermondsey Brighton Main Line via New Cross Gate South Eastern Main Line via New Cross London Bridge South Eastern Main Line to Cannon Street Farringdon–Herne Hill line ← to Farringdon│to Herne Hill→ South Eastern Main Line to Charing Cross
London Overground
Stations served are shown with to left of station name West London Line South West Main Line Brighton Main Line Clapham Junction Victoria Battersea Park ( 1 parliamentary train per day ) Waterloo Wandsworth Road Clapham High Street ( Clapham North Northern line ) Brixton Victoria line East Brixton Chatham Main Line via Herne Hill Loughborough Junction Farringdon–Herne Hill line Denmark Hill Sutton and Mole Valley lines via Tulse Hill Peckham Rye Catford loop line to Sevenoaks or Dartford via Lewisham Queens Road Peckham Old Kent Road South Bermondsey London Bridge for Thameslink & South Eastern Main Line New Bermondsey East London line to New Cross, Crystal Palace & West Croydon Surrey Quays Canada Water East London line to Highbury & Islington

This is a route-map template for the South London line, a London-area railway.

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• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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