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In article . com,
Mizter T writes Under this plan, the Northern Line would be split at Clapham Common. The section north of there would feed into an express tube that called only at Tooting Broadway and Brixton. Just to clarify - you mean the whole Northern line service from points north of Clapham Common would then be diverted into an express service calling only at Brixton and then the terminus, Tooting Broadway - presumably in that order, right? Um, no. For some peculiar reason I wrote "Brixton" when I meant "Morden". The southern all-stops section would be extended from Clapham Common to Victoria (with no intermediate stations). Missing off Vauxhall.... Correct. Presumably it wasn't seen as a significant traffic point at that time. -- Clive D.W. Feather | Home: Tel: +44 20 8495 6138 (work) | Web: http://www.davros.org Fax: +44 870 051 9937 | Work: Please reply to the Reply-To address, which is: |
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On 16 Oct, 16:52, "Clive D. W. Feather" cl...@on-the-
train.demon.co.uk wrote: In article . com, Mizter T writes Under this plan, the Northern Line would be split at Clapham Common. The section north of there would feed into an express tube that called only at Tooting Broadway and Brixton. Just to clarify - you mean the whole Northern line service from points north of Clapham Common would then be diverted into an express service calling only at Brixton and then the terminus, Tooting Broadway - presumably in that order, right? Um, no. For some peculiar reason I wrote "Brixton" when I meant "Morden". Aha - that makes a lot more sense! A detour from Clapham Common to Brixton then back on course to Tooting Broadway would've been a pretty strange plan. The southern all-stops section would be extended from Clapham Common to Victoria (with no intermediate stations). Missing off Vauxhall.... Correct. Presumably it wasn't seen as a significant traffic point at that time. Presumably so - but it makes for a very useful interchange now. Having the foresight to see the potential of Vauxhall is just one of the many things to the credit of those who planned the Magic line... ahem, I mean the Victoria line. |
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