List of Stations
| Station | Line | Opened | Closed | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shepherd's Bush | Metropolitan line | 1864 | 1914 | South of Uxbridge Rd. on the Hammersmith branch (now Hammersmith & City line); moved to present Shepherd's Bush Market site 1914 |
| Shepherd's Bush | L&SWR | 1869 | 1916 | Shepherd's Bush Road, north of Sulgrave Road |
| Shepherd's Bush | Central Line | 1900 | open | Shepherd's Bush Green east end |
| Shepherd's Bush Market | Hammersmith & City Line Circle line | 1914 | open | Uxbridge Road; originally named Shepherd's Bush (1914–2008) and moved from original 1864 site in 1914 |
| Shepherd's Bush | West London Line | 2008 | open | Shepherd's Bush Green east end |
| Uxbridge Road | Metropolitan line | 1869 | 1940 | Middle Circle branch (now part of the West London Line) |
| White City | Central line | 1947 | open | Wood Lane, opposite BBC Television Centre |
| Wood Lane | Central line | 1908 | 1947 | Wood Lane, site now under Westfield bus station |
| Wood Lane (White City) | Metropolitan line | 1908 | 1959 | North of present Wood Lane station on the Hammersmith branch (now Hammersmith & City line); originally named Wood Lane (1908–1947) |
| Wood Lane | Hammersmith & City Line Circle line | 2008 | open | Wood Lane, on viaduct |
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