Northern line

Last trains on the Northern line

The latest scheduled departure from each station, by direction and night, with where it goes. Each station page has the full list of destinations and first trains.

Night Tube on this line

TfL lists Night Tube routes between Edgware and Morden via Charing Cross and between High Barnet and Morden via Charing Cross.

Whether trains run through the night, and on which nights, comes from each station’s own timetable: the table above shows it station by station, and anywhere it is not shown, the time is the last scheduled train.

No Night Tube route serves Angel, Bank, Battersea Power Station, Borough, Elephant & Castle, King's Cross & St Pancras International, London Bridge, Mill Hill East, Moorgate, Nine Elms and Old Street; the times shown for those stations are last scheduled trains.

Stations

• Angel
• Archway
• Balham
• Bank
• Battersea Power Station
• Belsize Park
• Borough
• Brent Cross
• Burnt Oak
• Camden Town
• Chalk Farm
• Charing Cross
• Clapham Common
• Clapham North
• Clapham South
• Colindale
• Colliers Wood
• East Finchley
• Edgware
• Elephant & Castle
• Embankment
• Euston
• Finchley Central
• Golders Green
• Goodge Street
• Hampstead
• Hendon Central
• High Barnet
• Highgate
• Kennington
• Kentish Town
• King's Cross & St Pancras International
• Leicester Square
• London Bridge
• Mill Hill East
• Moorgate
• Morden
• Mornington Crescent
• Nine Elms
• Old Street
• Oval
• South Wimbledon
• Stockwell
• Tooting Bec
• Tooting Broadway
• Tottenham Court Road
• Totteridge & Whetstone
• Tufnell Park
• Warren Street
• Waterloo
• West Finchley
• Woodside Park

What these times mean

• They come from Transport for London’s published timetable. They are scheduled times, not live service status.
• Each column is a night’s service. Friday’s trains can run after midnight into Saturday morning, so a Friday time of 00:59 is still Friday night’s.
• A last train here is the last scheduled departure from this station for the destination shown. Another destination or route may run later.
• Public-holiday services can differ from the normal weekly timetable. Check TfL for the date you’re travelling.
• Engineering works and closures can change the service on the day. Check TfL before you travel.
• Make the Train’s answer for your own event and journey home is separate: it starts from when you will really be ready at the station.