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'''Moorgate''' was a tube station located on the [[Circle line]]. It was also serviced by three other lines, two depicted in [[black]] and the other depicted in [[rose (colour)|rose pink]], on a map of the [[London Underground]] network. On the both Circle and pink lines, Moorgate was located between [[Liverpool Street tube station|Liverpool Street]] and [[Aldersgate tube station|Aldersgate]]. On the main black line, it was located between [[Bank tube station|Bank]] & [[Monument tube station|Monument]] and [[Old Street tube station|Old Street]], while it was the southern terminus of a second black line, which again ran north via Old Street. It was located north of the [[River Thames]]. ([[PROSE]]: " | '''Moorgate''' was a tube station located on the [[Circle line]]. It was also serviced by three other lines, two depicted in [[black]] and the other depicted in [[rose (colour)|rose pink]], on a map of the [[London Underground]] network. On the both Circle and pink lines, Moorgate was located between [[Liverpool Street tube station|Liverpool Street]] and [[Aldersgate tube station|Aldersgate]]. On the main black line, it was located between [[Bank tube station|Bank]] & [[Monument tube station|Monument]] and [[Old Street tube station|Old Street]], while it was the southern terminus of a second black line, which again ran north via Old Street. It was located north of the [[River Thames]]. ([[PROSE]]: "[[The Doctor: His Lives and Times|London Underground Map]]") | ||
Moorgate appeared on a map of the London Underground network at the time of the [[London Event]]. ([[PROSE]]: " | Moorgate appeared on a map of the London Underground network at the time of the [[London Event]]. ([[PROSE]]: "[[The Doctor: His Lives and Times|London Underground Map]]") | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* The pink and black lines which appear on the | * The pink and black lines which appear on the "[[The Doctor: His Lives and Times|London Underground Map]]" have yet to be named within the [[DWU]]. In the real world they are of course the Metropolitan and Northern lines respectively. | ||
* The short disconnected branch of the Northern line which ran north via Old Street was taken over by National Rail in the 1970s to become the {{w|Northern City Line}}. As the line is no longer operated by London Underground, it no longer appears on Underground maps. | * The short disconnected branch of the Northern line which ran north via Old Street was taken over by National Rail in the 1970s to become the {{w|Northern City Line}}. As the line is no longer operated by London Underground, it no longer appears on Underground maps. | ||
[[Category:London Underground stations]] | [[Category:London Underground stations]] | ||
[[Category:London Underground Circle line stations]] | [[Category:London Underground Circle line stations]] | ||
[[Category:Railway stations from the real world]] | [[Category:Railway stations from the real world]] | ||
Revision as of 16:16, 7 July 2020
Moorgate was a tube station located on the Circle line. It was also serviced by three other lines, two depicted in black and the other depicted in rose pink, on a map of the London Underground network. On the both Circle and pink lines, Moorgate was located between Liverpool Street and Aldersgate. On the main black line, it was located between Bank & Monument and Old Street, while it was the southern terminus of a second black line, which again ran north via Old Street. It was located north of the River Thames. (PROSE: "London Underground Map")
Moorgate appeared on a map of the London Underground network at the time of the London Event. (PROSE: "London Underground Map")
Behind the scenes
- The pink and black lines which appear on the "London Underground Map" have yet to be named within the DWU. In the real world they are of course the Metropolitan and Northern lines respectively.
- The short disconnected branch of the Northern line which ran north via Old Street was taken over by National Rail in the 1970s to become the Northern City Line. As the line is no longer operated by London Underground, it no longer appears on Underground maps.
