Route 2W62 — CNTBW to CHRX

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Operated by Southeastern

Canterbury West, Canterbury to London Charing Cross, Charing Cross. Choose a calling pattern and date in the timetable to see only the stops served.

Source identifiers
Source service code
24605004
ukpt:route:rail:SE:31e8fe6fe16eec91290b

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Stops & directions

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Direction · Canterbury West, Canterbury → London Charing Cross, Charing Cross (15 stops · variant 1)
  1. Canterbury West, Canterbury
  2. Chartham, Chartham
  3. Chilham, Chilham
  4. Wye, Wye
  5. Ashford International, Ashford
  6. Pluckley, Pluckley
  7. Headcorn, Headcorn
  8. Staplehurst, Staplehurst
  9. Marden (Kent), Marden
  10. Paddock Wood, Paddock Wood
  11. Tonbridge, Tonbridge
  12. Sevenoaks, Sevenoaks
  13. London Bridge, London Bridge
  14. London Waterloo East, Waterloo
  15. London Charing Cross, Charing Cross

Timetable

Published times for Wednesday 21 October. Times are local to the UK.

Direction

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Canterbury → Charing Cross; Wednesday 21 October
StopStarts17:31Starts18:31
Canterbury West, Canterbury17:3118:31
Chartham, Chartham17:3618:36
Chilham, Chilham17:4018:40
Wye, Wye17:4618:46
Ashford International, Ashford18:0019:00
Pluckley, Pluckley18:0719:07
Headcorn, Headcorn18:1319:13
Staplehurst, Staplehurst18:1819:18
Marden (Kent), Marden18:2319:23
Paddock Wood, Paddock Wood18:2919:29
Tonbridge, Tonbridge18:3719:37
Sevenoaks, Sevenoaks18:4719:47
London Bridge, London Bridge19:1320:13
London Waterloo East, Waterloo19:1920:19
London Charing Cross, Charing Cross19:2420:24

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