London Overground stations

The London Overground began in 2007, joining older suburban railways into one network around inner London. In 2024 its six lines were given names: Liberty, Lioness, Mildmay, Suffragette, Weaver and Windrush.

It serves many areas the tube doesn't reach, especially in east and south London, such as Hackney, Dalston, Peckham, Crystal Palace and Walthamstow, and runs out to Watford, Chingford, Romford and West Croydon.

Overground stations are a common stumbling block in Mind-the-tap, because many visitors and even Londoners rarely use them. Learning a few will lift your scores in the later rounds.

These 83 London Overground stations can all come up in the daily game. How many could you find on a map?

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