Editing East London line (section)

====Stations====
The stations in operation during most of the London Underground era, in order from north to south, were as follows:
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! Station !! Opened !! First Underground service !! Notes
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| [[Shoreditch tube station|Shoreditch]] (replaced by {{Stnlink|Shoreditch High Street}}) || 10 April 1876 || 31 March 1913 || Closed on 9 June 2006, prior to whole line's temporary closure for conversion to Overground.
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| [[Whitechapel station|Whitechapel]] || 10 April 1876 || 31 March 1913 || Interchange with [[District line|District]] and [[Hammersmith & City line|Hammersmith & City]] Lines.
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| {{Stnlnk|Shadwell}} || 10 April 1876 || 1 October 1884 || Interchange with [[Docklands Light Railway]].
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| {{Stnlnk|Wapping}} || 7 December 1869 || 1 October 1884 || Thames Tunnel link to Rotherhithe
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| {{Stnlnk|Rotherhithe}} || 7 December 1869 || 1 October 1884 || Thames Tunnel link to Wapping
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|nowrap| {{stl|London Underground|Canada Water}} {{Access icon}} ||nowrap| 19 August 1999 ||nowrap| 19 August 1999 || Interchange with [[Jubilee line]] opened 17 September 1999.
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| {{Stnlnk|Surrey Quays}} || 7 December 1869|| 1 October 1884 || Station was opened as Deptford Road, renamed Surrey Docks in 1911, and again renamed in 1989.
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| {{Stnlnk|New Cross Gate}} || 7 December 1869 || 1 October 1884 || Interchange with [[Southern (train operating company)|Southern]] mainline services. Mainline station was opened as New Cross in 1839, and renamed in 1923.
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| {{Stnlnk|New Cross}} {{Access icon}} || 1 April 1880 || 1 October 1884 || Interchange with [[Southeastern (train operating company)|Southeastern]] mainline services. Mainline station was opened in 1850.
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