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Test your knowledge of London Underground stations with this interactive quiz. Identify stations based on a map and challenge yourself to type out their names in full.

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London Underground Stations

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Name the stations of the London Tube system using the map. Some shortened versions are taken, however if two stations share a very similar name you may need to type each out in full.

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Drussja

2 years ago

Perhaps a list of the stations you’ve guessed somewhat like with the periodic table.
Possibly with a per letter scorecard

Blahaj

2 years ago

1st try 77 done

Fastway

2 years ago

A National Rail stations quiz for all train stations in the UK would be neat.

TristanWhite

2 years ago

More time. There’s no way you can get it all done in that time (yes, I see two people have done so, but I am very dubious). Also, it didn’t pop up afterwards with the top 50 most difficult ones. Was this intentional?

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to TristanWhite

there’s 30 minutes now and there are bonuses along the way…so I bumped it up a bit.

gmaric.22

2 years ago

Should have more time, I could have done way more with more time. Otherwise good 🙂

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darin

2 years ago

a ton of UK (especially London) new users here – so this is for you! let me know if i need to accept any alternates.

Ovamiat

2 years ago

Reply to darin

Mr. Holmes, first name Sherlock, would like you to know the street he lives on is the name of a Tubeway Station.

gfrank

2 years ago

Reply to darin

Very good quiz, thank you. Echoing gmaric.22, could have done with some more time. You’re asking for two seconds per guess which isn’t possible for us mere mortals.

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to gfrank

ill bump it up a little soon