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Links to other sites about London Underground:

	London Underground Limited - The official site.
	London Underground Station Plans - John Rowland's useful site showing 3-D and plan views of selected stations around the system.
	London Transport Museum - Lots of London Underground stuff can be seen on the site.  It is well worth a visit and includes good historical summaries.
	The London Underground Railway Society - Formed in 1961 for those interested in the system, its operation, history and technology.
	Clive's Underground Line Guides - Very useful information about each Underground line, distances, locations etc. by Clive Feather.
	The Central Line Signalling System - Clive Feather's excellent technical description of the Westinghouse ATP signalling system used on the Central Line.
	District Dave's London Underground Site - by a professional LUL man concentrating on the District Line.  Many interesting photos and links to other sites covering simulations and preservation.
	The London Underground Tube Stock - A brief description, with some old photos, of various LU rolling stocks.  Not up to date.
	The Piccadilly Line - A description of the line with some history.
	London Underground Service Frequencies - A set of service headway tables gathered from LU working timetables, some of which are now out of date but which give a good idea of the current situation.
	David Connor's Tribute to the Victoria Line - A lightweight description of the stations on the Victoria Line. It would have worked better with some photos.
	Peter Kenny's Going Underground - Selected news and other quotes about London Underground.  Perhaps some of it is serious.
	The Inner Circle - A Polish web site about the original Circle Line in Polish and English.
	Richard's Railway Page - Some excellent photos and descriptions of London Underground rolling stock and odds and ends of Underground interest, including cab views on the Central Line.
	London Underground Photos - A wide range of photos of London Underground rolling stock available on the New York Subway resources site.
	Going Underground : A few pages of stories, comments and some facts.
	PPP - Our Campaign Continues - The TSSA trade union's campaign against the PPP proposals.
	East London Line Extension gets go-ahead - Institute of Civil Engineers press release.
	Geofftech : Some comments, facts and anecdotes about London Underground.
	Virtual tour of Down Street - a disused station on the Piccadilly Line by Jonathan Hall
	The Ultimate Guide to the London Underground - amusing anecdotes and comments.
	Tube Hell - Seems to have gone for now but perhaps for the best.  The name says it all - cheap shots at the Underground.
	LondonsRailways.net by Ian Peacock - Mostly about London Underground.
	The Modern London Underground - Another overview site on London Underground.
	Brompton Road by Dr James Fox - A set of photos of the disused station on the Piccadilly Line taken during a visit.
	Deep Level Shelters in London - Some information about the underground air raid shelters provided around London.
	Crossrail - The new official site which describes the routes and the project strategy.
	Beary's London Underground - A site about London Underground in German.
	Lifts and Escalators on London Underground - A short history with lists of all current lifts and escalators on London Underground, by Clive Feather.
	So you want to drive a tube train? The 'official' page for various lines at : http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk.   Available now: the Circle, District, Metropolitan, Northern Line and Bakerloo Lines.
	Central Line Photos - Photos of scenes on the Underground by Robert Griffiths.
	The LUL & Rail Forum - the address is http://billz1064.proboards.com - A discussion group on London Underground and other rail systems.
	Anorak Heaven - Interesting photos and information about signal cabins on London Underground.
	The Locomotive and Carriage Institution - An interesting web site with an index page listing a number of items of interest including photos of LU rolling stock, a copy of the text of the Presidential Address by WS Graff-Baker in October 1938 and report of visits and trips to London Underground facilities.
	LU Rolling Stock - A series of articles briefly outlining the development of London Underground rolling stock.   These pages are on the SERA site.
	Going Underground - An amusing look at the Underground by someone calling themselves "Annie Mole".  It has a recommendation from The Sun - 'nuff said.  However, "Annie" writes some interesting short articles here.
	Guide to the London Underground - A large series of good quality photos of LU rolling stock published on the New York City Subway Resources site.
	The Modern London Underground - Lots of photos of stations and trains.
	Guide to the London Underground - This is more a guide to London using the Underground than a guide to the Underground itself.  Places of interest are linked to a list of stations on a line.  Not all lines are included.
	Line Maps - Individual maps of each Underground line.
	Metro Models - Kits of models of modern LU rolling stock.
	London Station.com - A collection of photos of various LU stations by Graham Goldwater. it would be nice to see more.
	Carter's Unofficial Guide to the London Underground - the name says is all but it's high level and covers a lot of ground covered by others.  A well produced site.
	Metronet - The PPP company which has taken over the infrastructure of the Bakerloo, Central & Victroia Lines (BCV) and the Sub Surface Lines (SSL). Seems to be unavailable at the moment (27 October 2004)
	Tubelines - The PPP company which has taken over the infrastructure of the Jubilee, Northern and Piccadliiy Lines (JNP).
	Disused Stations on London Underground - a good set of pages on disused stations of the London Underground.
	Abandoned Stations on London Underground More information on disused stations of the London Underground.

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