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Posted by David Fairthorne on Tue Sep 12 15:18:28 2006, in response to Re: London Overground, posted by Rail Blue on Tue Sep 12 07:16:56 2006. We're not talking the sorts of hyper-frequencies that require no branches.Agreed. If some trains can terminate at Seven Sisters, then some trains can terminate at Brixton. I bet that Beckenham Junction features quite highly too. Passengers per year in thousands (entries, exits) Brixton 150, 170 Herne Hill 970, 943 West Dulwich 346, 340 Sydenham Hill 173, 167 Penge East 427, 386 Kent House 275, 269 Beckenham Junction 884, 877 Shortlands 502, 506 Bromley South 2345, 2364 Bickley 311, 308 Petts Wood 874, 862 Orpington 1750, 1734 Denmark Hill 797, 772 Peckham Rye 1185, 1179 Nunhead 212, 206 Crofton Park 203, 189 Catford 425, 457 Bellingham 230, 222 Beckenham Hill 59, 57 Ravensbourne 63, 59 I think this seems a pretty good plan. One question is whether the Catford loop alone has the capacity for all remaining traffic to Victoria and Blackfriars. I will try to estimate what passenger services would have to remain. |