Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index The Circle Line of the London Underground became known as such in 1949. The Circle line was not built as a separate line, but was instead created by joining parts of the District and Metropolitan lines as a service. Only two small sections of track are unique to the Circle Line - a connecting section between Aldgate and Tower Hill stations and another connection betweenGloucester Road and High Street Kensington. The Circle Line approximately outlines Zone 1 of the Underground and is the only line (apart from the two stop Waterloo and City Line) that is completely contained within it. Map Geographically accurate map of the Circle Line () Stations in order, clockwise from Paddington Paddington (Bakerloo and Circle) Edgware Road (Circle and Hammersmith) Baker Street Great Portland Street Euston Square King's Cross St Pancras Farringdon Barbican Moorgate Liverpool Street Aldgate Tower Hill Monument Cannon Street Mansion House Blackfriars Temple Embankment Westminster St James's Park Victoria Sloane Square South Kensington Gloucester Road High Street Kensington Notting Hill Gate Bayswater Circle Line Cruises is a company offering sightseeing boat trips around New York City. External Link: Circle Line Cruises website This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.