Special Notice

We're pleased to report that our overhaul of the National Rail map and station finder is complete as at 30 June 2011. We are now in a good position to maintain this inline with the ongoing changes that will occur throughout the network.

My thanks go to Chris Cook for the many hours he spent, giving his extensive expertise to this project. Not only did he re-design our map, he has also painstakingly checked our map and station finder to ensure a consistent standard has been applied throughout. This also led to the correction of some errors which had lain undetected since I established the site in 2000.

For all this - Many Thanks!

Dedication

Chris Cook wishes to dedicate the 2011 National Rail map and station finder to the fond memory of Toby Fisher (April 1976-January 2006), who was a great friend and travelling companion on many railway jaunts.

How to Use this Station Finder

The station finder consists of a series of tables, one for each initial letter of stations identified in the National Rail network. Each list is presented as a three column table.

• The first column lists the stations in alphabetic order together with their three letter unique alpha codes, which provide a quicker alternative to typing in the full station name and can be used in conjunction with the TrainTracker™ Text service as well as the Journey Planner, Live Departure Boards and Station Information services on the National Rail website or when using online journey planning and ticket purchasing facilities on other websites.
• The second column contains a link to each identified line (in our map) containing the station.
• The third column states the Transport for London Zone, where appropriate. If the station is outside the Greater London area, this column is left blank.

We have improved the navigability of the tables by including more headings. We have generally assigned the station names to heading level 6. Additionally, we have assigned the first station name of each second letter to heading level 5. For example, in the "B" page, this should enable users to quickly skip from "BA" to "BE", "BI", "BL", "BO", "BR", "BU" and "BY", using the "5" key in JAWS.

N.B. The below station names are listed by their official names, so if you are looking for any of the London termini e.g. Paddington or Victoria, then they are listed under L for London Paddington and London Victoria etc.

Choose the initial letter of the station you need.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O
P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  Y

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