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How Many Tube Stations Have One Platform?

Channel: Geoff Marshall
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Most stations have two platforms .. or more? But how about the Tube Stations that only have one platform - how many are there and where are they all, and let's discuss other platform numbers and statistics too!

Also ... Ongar station! How many platforms did it used to have? the Carto Metro map seems to suggest it has more than one platform now, but have they been built by the heritage railway, and when it was LU, it was just one platform? Would love to know!

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This video explores the number of London Underground stations with a single platform, along with other platform statistics. It also mentions Ongar station and questions whether its additional platforms were built by the heritage railway or existed during its time as part of London Underground. The discussion includes references to several London rail locations, including Airport, Bank, Brent Cross, and Clapham Junction, among others.

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  • Platform ID t5jrMvo5mWQ
  • Views 106,022
  • Date published 13 May 2026 18:30
  • Date added 10 Jun 2026 23:46
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