Stations
Main line (opened 1846):
- Stratford
- Stratford Market (opened as Stratford Bridge, closed 1957)
- Canning Town
- Tidal Basin (opened 1858, closed 1943)
- Custom House (opened 1855)
- Silvertown (opened 1863, closed 2006)
- North Woolwich (closed 2006)
Branch from Custom House to Beckton (opened 1872, closed 1972):
- Beckton
Branch from Custom House to Gallions (opened 1874, closed 1940):
- Connaught Road
- Central
- Manor Way
- Gallions
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