Exploring the Iconic London Overground Map
Interactive Overground Maps
The capital’s transport system can seem overwhelming, but this Overground guide brings clarity to the city’s extensive network. Introduced in 2007 by TfL, it connects suburban areas with central hubs, helping millions from daily commutes to weekend getaways. As essential as the Tube diagram or a British brolly, this tool links communities through rail. Whether you’re a local or a guest, it’s your key to getting around efficiently. Covering Zones 1–6, the system reaches 113 stations as of March 2025, with recent additions like the Barking Riverside line. Part of our city transport series—let’s dive in!
A history of our Overground
This service supports more than 600,000 weekly journeys, according to official TfL data. Operating across six major routes—from Highbury to West Croydon—it also introduced 24-hour weekend travel in 2024, boosting accessibility for night riders and weekend adventurers alike.
Making the Most of the Overground Map
This rail planner makes travel simple—whether you’re heading from Hampstead Heath to Stratford or discovering hidden stops like Gospel Oak. The interactive version allows you to build routes with live updates, while the downloadable PDF offers offline access when signal is low.
Practical Travel Tips
It unveils the personality of vibrant neighbourhoods—from Dalston’s arts culture to Clapham’s market bustle, plus quieter stations like Willesden Junction. With 2025’s upgrades, including round-the-clock weekend service and enhanced accessibility, now is the perfect time to explore new ground. Scroll the interactive tool below, grab the PDF, and begin your Overground journey—whether it’s a weekday commute or a weekend escape.
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