District Line – London Underground
District line runs from Upminster and Wimbledon to Richmond and Ealing Broadway. Green on the Tube map.
Termini: Multiple branches: Upminster, Wimbledon, Richmond, Ealing Broadway
Stations: 60
Colour on Tube map: Green (#00782A)
District Line map
The map below shows the approximate route of the District line with key stations. Click markers for station names.
All stations on the District line
The District line serves the following 60 stations (order varies by branch where applicable).
- Upminster
- Upminster Bridge
- Hornchurch
- Elm Park
- Dagenham East
- Dagenham Heathway
- Becontree
- Barking
- East Ham
- Upton Park
- Plaistow
- West Ham
- Bromley-by-Bow
- Bow Road
- Mile End
- Stepney Green
- Whitechapel
- Aldgate East
- Tower Hill
- Monument
- Cannon Street
- Mansion House
- Blackfriars
- Temple
- Embankment
- Westminster
- St James's Park
- Victoria
- Sloane Square
- South Kensington
- Gloucester Road
- Earl's Court
- West Kensington
- Barons Court
- Hammersmith
- Ravenscourt Park
- Stamford Brook
- Turnham Green
- Chiswick Park
- Acton Town
- Ealing Common
- Ealing Broadway
- Wimbledon
- Wimbledon Park
- Southfields
- East Putney
- Putney Bridge
- Fulham Broadway
- Parsons Green
- Fulham Broadway
- West Brompton
- Earl's Court
- Richmond
- Kew Gardens
- Gunnersbury
- Turnham Green
- Stamford Brook
- Ravenscourt Park
- Hammersmith
Tourist attractions near the District line
Use the District line to reach popular visitor spots across London. When an attraction is connected to multiple Tube lines, you will see internal links to the other relevant line pages.
The official London residence of the British monarch, famous for the Changing of the Guard and palace tours.
A historic fortress and the home of the Crown Jewels - ideal for visitors who love heritage and medieval stories.
Landmarks of British history near the River Thames - walkable, photogenic, and packed with visitor highlights.
A world-famous museum with a grand facade and award-winning exhibits, especially popular with families.
Hands-on science exhibits and iconic galleries that make it easy to plan a full half-day or day out.
One of the world's leading art and design museums, with fashion, sculpture, and culture exhibitions.
A must-see for tennis fans - tour the grounds and explore the Wimbledon atmosphere year-round.
Beautiful gardens and glasshouses with seasonal displays - ideal for a calmer day outside central London.
About the District line
The District line is one of 11 lines on the London Underground, operated by Transport for London (TfL). For the latest timetables, service updates, and accessibility information, visit the official TfL Tube page. Use this guide alongside area insights and nearest stations by postcode for property and location research.
Frequently asked questions about the District line
Quick answers to popular searches: colour on the Tube map, station lists, and whether the District line serves major hubs. Also see our Tube line colours guide.
What colour is the District line?+
The District line is green on the London Underground Tube map (TfL colour #00782A). Travellers often ask “what colour is the District line on the London Underground” when reading pocket maps or apps.
What colour is the District line on the London Tube map?+
On official TfL Tube maps the District line is shown in green.
How many stations are on the District line?+
The District line has about 60 stations (counts can vary slightly with branches and temporary closures). Full station list is on this page.
How many stops on the District line?+
There are roughly 60 stops on the District line. Exact journey stop counts depend on your start and end stations and any branches.
Where does the District line go?+
The District line runs Multiple branches: Upminster, Wimbledon, Richmond, Ealing Broadway. District line runs from Upminster and Wimbledon to Richmond and Ealing Broadway. Green on the Tube map.
Where does the District line start and end?+
Termini for the District line are: Multiple branches: Upminster, Wimbledon, Richmond, Ealing Broadway. Check live TfL status for temporary changes.
What stations are on the District line?+
Key stations include Upminster, Upminster Bridge, Hornchurch, Elm Park, Dagenham East, Dagenham Heathway, Becontree, Barking, East Ham, Upton Park, Plaistow, West Ham, and more. See the full ordered list of 60 stations above.
What stops are on the District line?+
The District line stops at stations including Upminster, Upminster Bridge, Hornchurch, Elm Park, Dagenham East, Dagenham Heathway, Becontree, Barking, East Ham, Upton Park, Plaistow, West Ham. Use the complete station list on this guide for every stop.
Is the District line underground?+
Yes. The District line is part of the London Underground network operated by Transport for London (TfL), though some outer sections run in the open air.
What is the District line in London?+
District line runs from Upminster and Wimbledon to Richmond and Ealing Broadway. Green on the Tube map.
Is Victoria on the District line?+
Yes. Victoria is served by the District line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the District line go to Victoria?+
Yes. The District line stops at Victoria (green on the Tube map).
Is Westminster on the District line?+
Yes. Westminster is served by the District line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the District line go to Westminster?+
Yes. The District line stops at Westminster (green on the Tube map).
Is Hammersmith on the District line?+
Yes. Hammersmith is served by the District line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the District line go to Hammersmith?+
Yes. The District line stops at Hammersmith (green on the Tube map).
Is Tower Hill on the District line?+
Yes. Tower Hill is served by the District line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the District line go to Tower Hill?+
Yes. The District line stops at Tower Hill (green on the Tube map).
Is Earl's Court on the District line?+
Yes. Earl's Court is served by the District line. Confirm platforms and interchanges on the TfL map before you travel.
Does the District line go to Earl's Court?+
Yes. The District line stops at Earl's Court (green on the Tube map).