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Docklands Light Railway

Docklands Light Railway

The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is an automated light metro serving East London and the Docklands, running 38 km with 45 stations across 6 branches between Bank/Tower Gateway, Stratford, Beckton, Woolwich Arsenal and Lewisham.

Stations
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Docklands Light Railway (DLR)\n\nOpened in 1987, the DLR is fully automated and driverless. It connects the City of London at Bank and Tower Gateway with Canary Wharf, London City Airport, Stratford, Woolwich Arsenal, Lewisham and Beckton.\n\n- **45 stations** across 6 branches\n- **38 km** of track, mostly elevated\n- Trains every **3–10 minutes**, 05:30–00:30\n- Step-free at every station (fully accessible)\n- Operated by KeolisAmey Docklands under contract to Transport for London\n\nUse it for London City Airport (LCY), the O2 (via Pontoon Dock + cable car), Canary Wharf, ExCeL exhibition centre and the Cutty Sark in Greenwich.

Stations

  1. Bank
    TerminusInterchange
  2. Tower Gateway
  3. Shadwell
    Interchange
  4. Limehouse
  5. Westferry
  6. Poplar
  7. All Saints
  8. Devons Road
  9. Langdon Park
  10. Pudding Mill Lane
  11. Stratford
    Interchange
  12. Stratford High Street
  13. Abbey Road
  14. West Ham
    Interchange
  15. Star Lane
  16. Canning Town
    Interchange
  17. Royal Victoria
  18. Custom House
    Interchange
  19. Prince Regent
  20. Royal Albert
  21. Beckton Park
  22. Cyprus
  23. Gallions Reach
  24. Beckton
  25. West Silvertown
  26. Pontoon Dock
  27. London City Airport
  28. King George V
  29. Woolwich Arsenal
  30. Heron Quays
  31. Canary Wharf
    Interchange
  32. West India Quay
  33. South Quay
  34. Crossharbour
  35. Mudchute
  36. Island Gardens
  37. Cutty Sark
  38. Greenwich
  39. Deptford Bridge
  40. Elverson Road
  41. Lewisham
  42. Stratford International
  43. East India
  44. Blackwall
    Terminus

Sources

Information compiled from official operator sources including Transport for London (TfL), National Rail, Network Rail and local transit authorities. Triplo is an independent information platform and is not affiliated with any transit operator.