Chessington North Railway Station
A modest railway station serving the northern reaches of Chessington and the neighbouring area of Hook in South West London, connected to the capital by the Chessington branch line.
At a glance
Chessington North is a working railway station on the Chessington branch line, operated by South Western Railway. Located in London fare zone 6, it stands 21.4 kilometres from London Waterloo and serves both commuters and local residents across two distinct areas.
History
The station has been integrated into London’s railway network as part of the Chessington branch line system. No further historical details are currently available.
What you see
A functional railway station characteristic of South West London’s suburban infrastructure, designed to accommodate passenger services on the branch line.
Cultural significance
The station represents the modest but essential role of branch-line railways in connecting London’s outer suburbs and satellite communities to the capital’s transport network.
Key facts
- Located in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, South West London
- Served by South Western Railway
- On the Chessington branch line
- 13 miles 25 chains (21.4 km) from London Waterloo
- London fare zone 6
- Coordinates: 51.3642, −0.3005
Practical information & getting there
You can reach Chessington North by South Western Railway services on the Chessington branch line from London Waterloo. The station serves the northern part of Chessington and the Hook area. For current timetables and ticket information, consult the South Western Railway website.
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