Many stations on the route were rearranged for cross-platform interchange. In some cases this was achieved by placing the Victoria Line tubes on either side of the existing station; in others the Victoria Line uses one of the old platforms while the older line was diverted into a new platform. At Euston, while northbound Victoria and Northern Line (City branch) trains run along adjacent platforms, they go in opposite directions along them. Other cross-platform interchanges are at Oxford Circus (with the Bakerloo Line) and Finsbury Park (with the Piccadilly Line).

Map

Geographically accurate map of the Victoria Line (Large)

Stations

• Walthamstow Central, opened: September 1, 1968.
• Blackhorse Road, opened: September 1, 1968.
• Tottenham Hale, opened: September 1, 1968.
• Seven Sisters, opened: September 1, 1968.
• Finsbury Park, opened: September 1, 1968.
• Highbury & Islington, opened: September 1, 1968.
• King's Cross St. Pancras, opened: December 1, 1968.
• Euston, opened: December 1, 1968.
• Warren Street, opened: December 1, 1968.
• Oxford Circus, opened: March 7, 1969.
• Green Park, opened: March 7, 1969.
• Victoria, opened: March 7, 1969 (railway station)
• Pimlico, opened: September 14, 1972.
• Vauxhall, opened: July 23, 1971.
• Stockwell, opened: July 23, 1971.
• Brixton, opened: July 23, 1971.