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What is the deepest London Underground line?

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...and I don't just mean the Northern Line 'cos it happens to have a hill plonked on it at Hampstead! Which line goes furthest below Sea Level?

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  1. Is it the one in the movie with Hugh Grant?


  2. You have plenty of answers so how about-

    Who pays for pumping out Thames Water's leaks?

  3. Line wise: Northern Line

    Station wise: Highgate / Hampstead

  4. jubilee line 32 m below sea (105 feet)

  5. Depths

    Maximum depth below mean sea level Jubilee line - 32m (105ft)

    Deep Level Tube lines Maximum depths below ground level Northern line (Holly Bush Hill, Hampstead) - 67.4m (221ft)

    Sub-surface cut & cover lines Maximum depths below ground level East London Line - (Wapping) 18.29m (60ft)

    Inner London Deepest stations below street level Bank (DLR concourse) 41.4m (136ft)

    Outer London Deepest stations below street level Hampstead 58.5m (192ft)

  6. Well it's still the Northern Line I'm afraid.

    Just south of Waterloo the line is 70 feet below sea level

    Check the link

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