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Moorgate

From Bradshaw, the companion guide to On Our Lines
Moorgate
Class 717 at Moorgate Platform 10
Opened1865
CRS codeMOR
OperatorLondon Underground
Platforms8 (2 national rail, 6 tube)

Moorgate is at the Southern end of the East Coast Main Line Northern City Line route. The National Rail route opened in 1904 as part of the Great Northern & City Railway, which became part of the Metropolitan Line before being handed over to the Northern Line to be part of the Northern Heights Project. The route was transfer to British Rail in 1976.


Services

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All national rail services are provided by Great Northern using the Class 717 and formally the Class 313

Preceding station National Rail National Rail Following station
Old Street
towards Stevenage
  Great Northern   Terminates Here
Old Street
towards Welwyn Garden City
  Great Northern   Terminates Here

Another Station Another Mile

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Moorgate station featured in Another Station Another Mile, "The Northern City Line: London's Time Capsule Railway | Another Station, Another Mile #1" and "The Secret History of Thameslink | Another Station, Another Mile #7" [1][2]

The London Underground Circle Line, Metropolitan Line, Hammersmith & City Line and Northern Line serve Moorgate, with an in station interchange to the Elizabeth line at London Liverpool Street.

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