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London's Least Used Stations No.3 - South Greenford

Channel: Geoff Marshall
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We're still counting down the Top 10 Least Used Stations in London, and we're down to No.3, this time back out onto the Greenford branch where we have previously been in this series, it's South Greenford.

We're still basing this on the 2015/2016 ORR stats, even though the new 2016/2017 are now out - but the Top 3 have stayed the same/not changed, which is fortunate!

ORR stats: http://orr.gov.uk/statistics/published-stats/station-usage-estimates
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This video explores South Greenford, one of the least used stations in London according to 2015/2016 ORR statistics. It is part of a series highlighting underused railway stations in the area. The Greenford branch line is featured, with references to several nearby locations including Castle Bar Park, Drayton Green, Greenford, London Paddington, Morden South, South Merton, Sudbury Hill Harrow, and West Ealing. The content provides an overview of station usage data and highlights the continued relevance of historical statistics in understanding rail network activity.

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  • Platform ID 79YT6pGeK2U
  • Views 56,924
  • Date published 18 Dec 2017 10:25
  • Date added 6 Jan 2026 08:01
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