Oakwood tube station

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Oakwood tube station is a London Underground station on the Piccadilly line serving the Oakwood area in the north of the London Borough of Enfield.

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Oakwood tube station canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf London Underground station
railway station
architect Charles Holden
architecturalStyle Art Deco
Modernist architecture
borough London Borough of Enfield
country United Kingdom
fareZone 5
formerName Enfield West
linked to: Enfield, West

Enfield West and Southgate
linked to: Enfield, West
hasAccessibility step-free access to platforms
hasBusConnections London Buses routes
hasCanopy concrete canopy over entrance
hasCycleParking yes
hasEntranceOn Bramley Road
hasFeature high brick drum tower
hasGradeListing Grade II listed building
hasPlatformType island platform
hasStationCarPark yes
hasStructureType surface station
hasTicketBarriers automatic ticket gates
hasTicketHallType surface ticket hall
hasWaitingRoom yes
isOnBranch Cockfosters branch of the Piccadilly line
linked to: Cockfosters branch
isTerminusOf some Piccadilly line services
latitude 51.647
liesBetweenStation Cockfosters tube station
Southgate tube station
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Enfield
Oakwood
United Kingdom
longitude -0.131
managedBy London Underground
mapType Greater London
network London Underground
numberOfPlatforms 2
numberOfTracks 2
opened 1933-03-13
originallyNamed Enfield West
linked to: Enfield, West
ownedBy Transport for London
servedByLine Piccadilly line
servesArea Oakwood area of north London
stationCode OAK
symbol Underground

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London Borough of Enfield hasUndergroundStation Oakwood tube station
Charles Holden designed Oakwood tube station