Boston Railway Corridor

Boston Railway Corridor
File:Boston-Loop-NEcorner.png The northeastern corner of The Loop
Status	Operational
Owner	National Rail
Locale	Boston, Boston Metropolitan Area
Stations	11
Service
System	National Rail
Services	Boston Overground      MBTA Commuter Rail
Operator(s)	Fred Rail, Transport for Boston
Technical
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)

The Boston Railway Corridor is series of circuits of railways running throughout Boston and it's Metropolitan Area. It enables rail service to several major rail hubs in the city, or for service to pass through the area. The main loop runs mostly outside of the main city area, with an exception to the west of Canary Wharf. A spur exists running through Downtown Boston via Waterloo, cutting the outer loop in half.

Operations

The corridor includes eleven stations: Chesham, Euston, Paddington, Moorgate, and Liverpool Street on the northern leg; Stratford International on the eastern leg; South Station and Waterloo on the central leg; Clapham Junction and Denmark Hill on the southern leg; and South Ealing on the western leg.

• The Overground serves all eleven stations, including exclusively South Acton, Marble Arch, Moorgate, and Denmark Hill.

Boston Railway Corridor
Boston & Whiteley Mainline Boston South Railway Chesham South Acton Acton Town Marlborough Road Wapping Former link to St. Ives District line to Edgware Road and Croydon Kensington (Olympia) Denmark Hill Euston Waterloo Boston River Blackfriars Thameslink via City Widened Lines South Station Paddington Boston South Railway Moorgate Clapham Junction Liverpool Street Stratford International Connection to Zaquar Railway Corridor National Rail to Croydon
KEY: - Stations served by multiple railway companies under National Rail - Stations served by the Boston Overground - Stations with transfers to the Boston Underground - Stations with transfers to the Boston T