Elizabeth line

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Elizabeth line roundel

English: The Elizabeth line is a partly underground railway line in London, UK, opened in 24 May 2022. It was brought into being by the Crossrail construction project.

Branding

Main category: Elizabeth line roundels

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  Official TfL Elizabeth line roundel
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  Elizabeth line roundel without text
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  Elizabeth line "flag box" logo
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  Roundel of the interim brand TfL Rail (2015-2022)
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  Logo of the Crossrail construction project
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  The Crossrail brand rendered as a TfL roundel

Rolling stock

Main category: Trains of the Elizabeth line‎

Class 345 unit in Elizabeth line livery

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  British Rail Class 345
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  Class 345 interior
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  British Rail Class 315 (TfL rail)

Maps

Main category: Elizabeth line maps

Geographic map of the Elizabeth Line

Interactive map of London Tube & rail with the Elizabeth line

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  Geographic route of Crossrail with London Underground lines
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  Elizabeth Line stations at Heathrow Airport
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  Crossrail construction phases
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  Elizabeth line with all cross-london rail routes
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  Proposed Crossrail extensions

Stations

Main category: Railway stations served by the Elizabeth line

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  Bond Street
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  Canary Wharf
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  Ealing Broadway
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  Heathrow Terminal 5
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  Ilford
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  London Liverpool Street
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  London Paddington
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  Stratford

Construction

Main category: Construction of Crossrail, London‎

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  Construction workers in the tunnel at Whitechapel
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  Tunnel construction
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  Laurie Winkless in a Crossrail tunnel.jpg
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  Tunnel boring machine (TBM)
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  Tottenham Court Road station
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  Laying track at Silvertown in East London
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  Construction of Canary Wharf Crossrail station
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  Track works near City Airport
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  Construction of the Royal Oak tunnel entrance