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Four Underground lines status in Harrow

Live status for every Underground and Overground line, and the 13 stations in the London Borough of Harrow.

Last updated 17 September at 06:26

Every line, right now

2 of 19 lines are reporting something other than a good service.

LineStatusDetail
BakerlooGood Service
CentralGood Service
CircleMinor DelaysCircle Line: Minor delays due to train cancellations.
DistrictGood Service
DLRGood Service
Elizabeth lineGood Service
Hammersmith & CityGood Service
JubileeGood Service
LibertyGood Service
LionessGood Service
MetropolitanGood Service
MildmayGood Service
NorthernGood Service
PiccadillyGood Service
SuffragetteGood Service
VictoriaMinor DelaysVictoria Line: Minor delays due to train cancellations.
Waterloo & CityGood Service
WeaverGood Service
WindrushGood Service

Four Underground lines in Harrow

Metropolitan line

Harrow-on-the-Hill is where the line splits: the main line continues north towards Pinner and Watford, while the Uxbridge branch runs west through West Harrow and Rayners Lane.

StationZoneToilets
Harrow-on-the-Hill5Yes
Northwick Park4Yes
North Harrow5Yes
Pinner5Yes
West Harrow5Yes
Rayners Lane5Yes

Piccadilly line

Shares Rayners Lane with the Metropolitan line, then runs south through South Harrow and Sudbury Hill towards central London.

StationZoneToilets
Rayners Lane5Yes
South Harrow5Yes
Sudbury Hill4Yes

Bakerloo line

Terminates at Harrow & Wealdstone, the northern end of the line.

StationZoneToilets
Harrow & Wealdstone5Yes

Jubilee line

Terminates at Stanmore, calling at Canons Park on the way.

StationZoneToilets
Canons Park5Yes
Stanmore5Yes

Lioness line (London Overground)

Runs between Euston and Watford Junction, calling at Harrow & Wealdstone and two stations the Underground does not reach.

StationZoneToilets
Harrow & Wealdstone5Yes
Headstone Lane5No
Hatch End6No

Common questions

Which Tube lines serve Harrow?

Four: the Metropolitan (Harrow-on-the-Hill, Northwick Park, North Harrow, Pinner, West Harrow, Rayners Lane), the Piccadilly (Rayners Lane, South Harrow, Sudbury Hill), the Bakerloo (Harrow & Wealdstone) and the Jubilee (Canons Park, Stanmore). No other London borough is served by all four.

Is Harrow-on-the-Hill in zone 5?

Yes, along with most of the borough’s stations. Northwick Park and Sudbury Hill are the exceptions, in zone 4.

Does London Overground run through Harrow?

Yes — the Lioness line, between Euston and Watford Junction, calls at Harrow & Wealdstone, Headstone Lane and Hatch End. It is covered by the same live status board above as the Underground lines, not a separate uncovered system the way Barnet’s Thameslink service is.

Are Kenton and Queensbury in the London Borough of Harrow?

The areas are — Kenton has its own Harrow council wards, and most of Queensbury sits inside the borough — but both Underground stations of the same name are just across the boundary, in the London Borough of Brent. Neither appears in the tables above for that reason.

Does the Elizabeth line stop in Harrow?

No. The nearest Elizabeth line stations are in Ealing and Paddington. Harrow’s fast route into central London is the Metropolitan line, or Chiltern Railways’ mainline service through Harrow-on-the-Hill.

Service status comes from Transport for London’s Unified API and refreshes every two minutes. Station zones and facilities are TfL’s own published data. This page is not affiliated with Transport for London.