The system has 270 stations. London Bridge has an insane underground network (Image: Daily Mirror) If you've ever got on or off the Tube here you'll be surprised that London Bridge is seventh on the list. Here are all London’s abandoned tube stations. The lifts from that building are now ventilation shafts. London is a city littered with corpses. Image: Ben Brooksbank.

Some of them are visible in plain sight, dejectedly propped up on busy street corners. Paddington - 155,079 The various branches of the Central line run to 74km in length and serve 49 stations.

Allie and Matty work at the corner shop outside the station. A n East Cambridgeshire rail station has been named the least used in the country for the second year in a row, with just 12 people using it throughout the whole of last year. Probably the prettiest of the stations, I think we should all use it a little more. Well, Transport for London's (TfL) latest bumper set of station entry and exit figures reveals which are the most – and least – used stations. By Jack May. Closed for a variety of reasons, from low passenger numbers to re-routing, these stations have had interesting histories. The station is located entirely underground, with no surface presence – though there is an old station building that has since been used as a pizza restaurant and a hotel.

The Waterloo & City is a 2.5km shuttle serving just two. Here are the 10 emptiest Tube stations for 2017:

There are 270 functioning stations across our network, but at least 40 Overground and Underground stations still in existence are no longer used for travel.

Find out more about London's disused Underground stations.

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This is Shoreditch station and not an abandoned tube station at all don't ask too many questions. Being the Underground's least-used station does not make it trouble free though. Disused underground stations . Help us make it even better The vast disparity between the most and least used lines must be explained in part by differences in size, of course. In 2018, King's Cross St. Pancras was the busiest station on the network, used by over 89.82 million passengers, while Roding Valley was … Obviously you'd expect the former to be vastly busier than the latter. Every train station in Britain listed and mapped: find out how busy each one is The most comprehensive dataset about Britain's train stations ever published.