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Default District line service pattern

Hi all,

Various websites (ie CULG and those which copy it!) tell us that the
off-peak service pattern on the District Line is like this:

Richmond - Upminster: 6 tph
Wimbledon - Upminster: 6 tph (only to Barking on Saturday)
Ealing Broadway - Tower Hill: 6 tph
Wimbledon - Edgware Road: 6 tph
Kensington Olympia - High Street Kensington: 4 tph

What's the pattern in the peaks?

Also, why do the Ealing trains terminate at Tower Hill, rather than
carrying on to Upminster? Is it lack of demand east of Tower Hill,
capacity constraints, or something else?

Thanks,
tom

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