London
Underground Maps 1925-1932

Last updated 5 January 2010.


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MAP OF LONDON’S UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS


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(May 1925)
694 11-5-1925

JAN. 1926

APR. 1926
Hampstead & Highgate and City & South London extensions changed from under construction, and River Thames added.

JUNE 1927
Listing of Places of Interest and Theatres and their nearest Underground stations added to the rear panels.

(1928)
Size increased by 3/4 inches to approximately 6½" × 5½". This allowed for greater detail in the congested Central London area.

(1929)
Station names changed from black to their respective line colours. (This feature remained until 1946.)

(1930)
Piccadilly Extensions added, but shown as under construction. UNDERGROUND title moved from upper- to lower-right corner.

(c. 1931)
Publisher (as shown on the front cover) changed from Commercial Manager’s Office to Publicity Manager’s Office, and printers changed from Waterlow & Sons Ltd, to The David Allen Printing Co (London) Ltd.
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(c. 1931)
EXTENSION TO NORTHFIELDS note removed.

(c. 1931)

(1932)
Piccadilly extension shown as completed. Places of Interest &c. replaced with Piccadilly Railway Extensions and Renaming of Stations.
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