The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 9 and Version 3 of East London Line

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It goes through Brunel's 1840s Thames Tunnel, which is the oldest extant tunnel under a navigable river. It's due for [[East London Line Extension \| extension]] both northwards (over the old [[Broad Street to Dalston viaduct]]) and southwards (possibly sharing Network Rail lines towards [[Wimbledon]] and [[Croydon]]).	It goes through Brunel's 1840s Thames Tunnel, which is the oldest extant tunnel under a navigable river. It's due for [http://www.transport-for-london.gov.uk/tfl/eastlondon_project.shtml extension] both northwards (over the old Broad Street-Dalston viaduct) and southwards (possibly sharing Railtrack lines towards Wimbledon and Croyden).
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See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_London_Line	See also WikiPedia:East_London_Line
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It goes through Brunel's 1840s Thames Tunnel, which is the oldest extant tunnel under a navigable river. It's due for extension both northwards (over the old Broad Street-Dalston viaduct) and southwards (possibly sharing Railtrack lines towards Wimbledon and Croyden).

{Todo: CLUG, rolling stock and thetube links}