"Dave Hillam" ] wrote in message
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Tom Anderson wrote in uk.transport.london on Thu, 8 Jul 2004 10:27:37
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On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Solar Penguin wrote:

And, it still shows a Network Rail connection at
Old Street while the WAGN line from Finsbury Park
runs to the Thameslink instead of Moorgate.
Confused? I am.

AIUI, the TL2K plan doesn't involve closing the GN Electrics
route from Finsbury Park to Moorgate, just taking trains
which currently terminate at King's Cross onto Thameslink.
Thus, there will still be service from FP to MG, via Old Street.

AIUI also, but that's not wot the map shows!

No, that is exactly what the map shows. The NR symbols at Moorgate, Old
Street, H&I and Finsbury Park represent the unchanged GN inner suburban.

Incidentally, the NR symbol at West Hampstead presumably represents the new
Chiltern interchange - it can't represent the NR services which currently
call here, because they are all shown as lines on the map, so no symbol
would be required.

Then again, there is an unexplained NR symbol at Blackhorse Road. They
probably just forgot to remove it when they added the Goblin to the map.

The NR symbols at West Brompton and Olympia would seem to represent services
to Watford, which presumably won't call at Shepherds Bush.

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