List of busiest railway stations in Great Britain

This is a list of the busiest railway stations in Great Britain on the National Rail network. The figures are collected by the Office of Rail Regulation, and are estimates based on ticket sales in the financial year of 2014–15.[1] The data count entries and exits at any station. Only tickets sold for National Rail services are included. As such, London Underground, special tours, local light rail and heritage railway tickets are excluded. Note that these data cover Great Britain and surrounding small islands (such as the Isle of Wight), not the United Kingdom, and so exclude tickets within Northern Ireland and Eurostar. There are various further limits to the data due to the variety of ticketing options available on rail services within the UK; these are outlined in full in the report on the data.[2] The top 30 stations are shown.

List

Rank Railway Station Annual entries/exits
(millions)
2014–15
Annual interchanges
(millions)
2014–15
Location Main Services Number of platforms Interchange systems Image
1 London Waterloo99.20210.189LondonSouth Western Main Line
West of England Main Line
22 London Underground
2London Victoria85.3389.638LondonBrighton Main Line
Chatham Main Line
19 London Underground
3London Liverpool Street63.6313.144LondonGreat Eastern Main Line
West Anglia Main Line
18 London Underground, London Overground, TfL Rail
4London Bridge49.5198.454LondonSouth Eastern Main Line
Thameslink
15London Underground
5London Charing Cross42.9791.068LondonSouth Eastern Main Line 6 London Underground
6London Euston42.9523.535LondonWest Coast Main Line 18London Underground, London Overground
7London Paddington35.7252.843LondonGreat Western Main Line
South Wales Main Line
Reading to Plymouth Line
14London Underground
8Birmingham New Street35.3135.379BirminghamWest Coast Main Line
Cross Country Route
13Midland Metro
9London King's Cross31.3473.736LondonEast Coast Main Line 12London Underground
10Stratford30.9743.053LondonGreat Eastern Main Line
Lea Valley Lines
15 London Underground, Docklands Light Railway, London Overground, TfL Rail
11Glasgow Central28.9653.499GlasgowWest Coast Main Line 17Glasgow Subway (close by)
12Leeds28.8482.890LeedsEast Coast Main Line
Midland Main Line
Cross Country Route
17
13London St Pancras 26.4663.888LondonMidland Main Line
Thameslink
High-Speed 1
Eurostar
15 London Underground
14Clapham Junction26.46628.426LondonSouth Western Main Line
West of England Main Line
Brighton Main Line
17London Overground
15Manchester Piccadilly24.6152.722Manchester West Coast Main Line 14 Manchester Metrolink
16East Croydon22.7677.516LondonBrighton Main Line 6 Croydon Tramlink
17London Cannon Street22.1302.351LondonSouth Eastern Main Line 7 London Underground
18Vauxhall21.1110.000LondonSouth Western Main Line 8 London Underground
19Edinburgh Waverley21.1071.257EdinburghEast Coast Main Line
West Coast Main Line
18 Edinburgh Trams
20Highbury and Islington19.9762.893LondonNorth London Line
East London Line
8 London Underground, London Overground
21Wimbledon19.5271.405LondonSouth Western Main Line 10London Underground, Croydon Tramlink
22London Fenchurch Street17.5980.616LondonLondon, Tilbury & Southend Line 4
23Gatwick Airport17.4941.046Gatwick AirportBrighton Main Line
Gatwick Express
7
24Brighton17.1711.849BrightonBrighton Main Line
West Coastway Line

East Coastway Line

8
25Glasgow Queen Street16.9591.715GlasgowGlasgow to Edinburgh 9 Glasgow Subway (close by)
26Reading16.340 3.925ReadingGreat Western Main Line 15
27London Marylebone15.9780.496LondonChiltern Main Line 6London Underground
28Liverpool Central15.2730.399LiverpoolMerseyrail services (Wirral and Northern lines)3
29London Blackfriars15.1491.199LondonThameslink 4London Underground
30Liverpool Lime Street14.8711.237LiverpoolWest Coast Main Line
Liverpool to Manchester Lines
10

Below this, station usage was as follows:

London termini

This is a list of the busiest stations in the London Terminals station group.

Rank Railway Station Annual entries/exits
(millions)
2014–15
Annual interchanges
(millions)
2014–15
1London Waterloo99.20210.189
2London Victoria85.3389.638
3London Liverpool Street63.6313.144
4London Bridge49.5198.454
5London Charing Cross42.9791.068
6London Euston42.9523.535
7London Paddington35.7252.843
8London King's Cross31.3473.736
9London St Pancras 26.4663.888
10London Cannon Street22.1302.351
11Vauxhall21.1110.000
12London Fenchurch Street17.5980.616
13London Marylebone15.9780.496
14London Blackfriars15.1491.199
15Moorgate9.3980.580
16Waterloo East7.8721.377
17Kensington (Olympia)7.2490.003
18Farringdon7.0070.113
19City Thameslink6.3540.003
20Elephant & Castle3.2570.118

Other London stations

This is a list of the busiest stations in Greater London, excluding those stations listed above.

Rank Railway Station Annual entries/exits
(millions)
2014–15
Annual interchanges
(millions)
2014–15
1Stratford30.9743.053
2Clapham Junction26.46628.426
3East Croydon22.7677.516
4Highbury and Islington19.9762.893
5Wimbledon19.5271.405
6Putney11.1580.000
7Canada Water10.3310.000
8Richmond9.7681.877
9Barking9.6750.649
10Surbiton9.6040.937
11Lewisham9.2182.003
12Romford8.9470.546
13Ilford8.0220.023
14Balham7.6440.372
15Bromley South7.3810.867
16Whitechapel7.1630.000
17Sutton (Surrey)6.7790.644
18Earlsfield6.5530.000
19Dalston Kingsland6.3890.000
20Finsbury Park6.2641.045

Other stations in Great Britain

This is a list of the busiest stations in Great Britain outside of London.

Rank Railway Station Annual entries/exits
(millions)
2014–15
Annual interchanges
(millions)
2014–15
1Birmingham New Street35.3135.379
2Glasgow Central28.9653.499
3Leeds28.8482.890
4Manchester Piccadilly24.6152.722
5Edinburgh Waverley21.1071.257
6Gatwick Airport17.4941.046
7Brighton17.1711.849
8Glasgow Queen Street16.9591.715
9Reading16.340 3.925
10Liverpool Central15.2730.399
11Liverpool Lime Street14.8711.237
12Cardiff Central11.9391.755
13Cambridge10.4200.558
14Bristol Temple Meads10.1001.475
15Sheffield9.1131.007
16York8.5861.386
17Chelmsford8.3810.053
18Guildford8.0911.097
19Newcastle8.0530.422
20Woking7.9631.674

See also

References

  1. "Estimates of station usage". Office of Rail and Road. 2015-12-15. Retrieved 2016-01-10.
  2. "Estimates of Station Usage 2011/12" (PDF). Office of Rail Regulation. 2013-04-04. Retrieved 2013-04-09.

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