LONDON UNDERGROUND tube map. Jubilee line u/c. Pudding Mill Lane. November 1995

LONDON UNDERGROUND tube map. Jubilee line u/c. Pudding Mill Lane. November 1995

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LONDON UNDERGROUND tube map. Jubilee line u/c. Pudding Mill Lane. November 1995'Tube map November 1995' On this edition of the Underground map there is a symbol to indicate work at Kings Cross Station for the new Northern line. The Waterloo & City line has become a part of the Underground network and is coloured light blue. The Central line no longer runs between Epping and Ongar. Aldwych Station has closed and the Piccadilly line branch is no longer shown. Pudding Mill Lane DLR station has been added to the map and is shown as

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These are quite nice and also sturdy. Only complaint I have is that I bought a couple of these, and on one of them, only one of them, it was difficult to get the hidden mounts to go into the holes. I think it was probably a manufacturing defect thing. Also, on that particular one, it wasnt as level as the other. Not a show stopper, but if you need a perfectly level type of mounting situation, I would be careful here.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025