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North Wembley station

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{{London stations| name = North Wembley | image = | manager = Silverlink .html">Travelcard Zone 4 4 | locale = Wembley | borough = London Borough of Brent | start= 1912 | platforms= 2 | exits=1.37 }} '''North Wembley station''' is both a London Underground station and a railway station. It is at Wembley and is on the Bakerloo Line, between Wembley Central station Wembley Central and South Kenton station South Kenton. It is in zone 4. The station is also served by Silverlink metro service which runs between London Euston and Watford Junction stations. The United Kingdom's first mainline railway, the London and Birmingham Railway ran on this route on 20th July 1837, between Euston station Euston and "Harrow" (now Harrow & Wealdstone station Harrow & Wealdstone). The station was first opened by the London and North Western Railway on 15th June 1912, and Bakerloo Line services began on 16th April 1917. The station is on the south side of East Lane. It easily confused with Kenton station Kenton, two stops to the north, looking almost identical, apart from the station name signs, obviously. {{start LUL box}} {{LUL line|previous=South Kenton station South Kenton|line=Bakerloo Line|next=Wembley Central station Wembley Central}} {{rail insert}} {{rail line|next=Wembley Central station Wembley Central|previous=South Kenton station South Kenton|route=Silverlink|col=012385}} {{end box}} {{LondonStations}} {{UKrailwaystations}} Category:Brent {{London-tube-stub}}