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Docklands Light Railway, London
Docklands Light Railway, London
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The Docklands Light Railway Line is a light rail system that is operated to serve the Docklands area of London. It started operations on 31 August, 1987 to provide improved public transportation to the Docklands area which was undergoing office, commercial and residential development.

The Docklands Light Railway service covers 31 km (19 miles) and comprises 40 station. Annual passenger traffic now reaches 70 million every year. The lines are mostly elevated and has five branches, reaching south to Lewisham, north to Stratford, east to Beckton and Woolwich Arsenal, and west to the City of London.

Stations on the Docklands Light Railway Line, in alphabetical order

Station NameDetailsInterchange
Bank to Beckton Branch (west to east)
Bank DLR StationTravelcard Zone 1Monument Tube Station: Circle Line, District Line,
Bank Tube Station: Northern Line, Waterloo & City Line, Central Line
Tower Gateway DLR StationTravelcard Zone 1Tower Hill Tube Station: Circle Line, District Line
c2c train (National Rail)
Shadwell DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2London Overground
Limehouse DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2c2c trains (National Rail)
Westferry DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Poplar DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
All Saints DLR StationTravelcard Zone 1none
Blackwall DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
East India DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3none
Canning Town DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Royal Victoria DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Custom House DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Prince Regent DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Royal Albert DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Beckton Park DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Cyprus DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Gallions Reach DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Beckton DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3none
Stratford to Lewisham Branch (north to south)
Stratford DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3Stratford Tube Station: Jubilee Line, Central Line
London Overground, National Express East Anglia
Pudding Mill Lane DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3none
Bow Church DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2Bow Road Tube Station: Hammersmith & City Line, District Line
Devons Road DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Langdon Park DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Poplar DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
West India Quay DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Canary Wharf DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2Canary Wharf Tube Station: Jubilee Line
Heron Quays DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2Canary Wharf Tube Station: Jubilee Line
South Quay DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Crossharbour DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Mudchute DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Island Gardens DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2none
Cutty Sark DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3none
Greenwich DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3Southeastern trains (National Rail)
Deptford Bridge DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3none
Elverson Road DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3none
Lewisham DLR StationTravelcard Zone 2 & 3Southeastern trains (National Rail)
Stratford International to Woolwich Arsenal Branch (northwest to southeast)
Stratford International DLR StationTravelcard Zone tbdunder construction
Stratford DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3
Stratford High Street DLR StationTravelcard Zone tbdunder construction
Abbey Road DLR StationTravelcard Zone tbdunder construction
West Ham DLR StationTravelcard Zone tbdunder construction
Star Lane DLR StationTravelcard Zone tbdunder construction
Canning Town DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3Jubilee Line
West Silverton DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3
Pontoon Dock DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3
London City Airport DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3London City Airport
King George V DLR StationTravelcard Zone 3
Woolwich Arsenal DLR StationTravelcard Zone 4Southeastern trains (National Rail)


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