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Aidan Stanger wrote:
Dave Arquati wrote: Oh, and there are other things like the Thameslink tunnel and the various other old railway tunnels (which aren't very deep) like the Hotel Curve and the Maiden Lane Curve. (I'm presuming all the other 'deep tube' lines are indeed, somewhere deeper at this point - it must be quite a job for someone just keeping accurate tabs on what, exactly, is all down there, and where exactly they all are!) Some of them aren't that deep. Victoria is closest to the surface, Piccadilly is just underneath, and Northern is just underneath that. However, all of them are over to the eastern side of the overground station and the tube ticket hall. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acro.../stations.html Has a basic map of the area. Does anyone know of any other maps like these on the web? They're quite useful for getting you head round these things. Chris |
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