The Anonymous Widower

Between South Tottenham And Crouch Hill Stations

The stretch of the Gospel Oak to Barking Line between South Tottenham and Crouch Hill stations is almost rural, as the pictures show.

Note the pictures where the line passes over the junction of Seven Sisters and St. Ann’s Road, which was the site of the former St. Ann’s Road station. This Google Map shows most of the route of the line.

The GOBlin In North London

The area between St.Ann’s Road and South Tottenham stations, has been mentioned for a possible Seven Sisters station on the GOBlin, in Transport for London’s Plan for 2050.

The only things there at present is a lot of overgrown land and a Wickes store. It must be ripe for development as much-needed housing with a station on the GOBlin and a walking connection to the current Seven Sisters station for the Lea Valley Lines, the Victoria Line and in the future Crossrail 2.

Properly developers could make a lot of money here and the only complainers will probably be the low life who use the scrubland for nefarious purposes.

August 14, 2015 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Development, Gospel Oak And Barking Line, Lea Valley Lines, Seven Sisters Station