Cross City Rail Lines
This list of cross-city rail lines is for my own information.
The line must go from one side of the city to another, with at least one stop in the City or Town Centre.
United Kingdom
Birmingham
- Camp Hill Line – West-East to South of the City Centre
- Chase Line – North-East – South-West through City Centre
- Cross-City Line – North-East – South-West through City Centre
- Midland Metro – North-West – South-East through the City Centre
- Snow Hill Lines – North-South through the City Centre
- West Coast Main Line – North-West – East through City Centre
Brighton
- East Coastway and West Coastway – West-East through City Centre
Liverpool
- Northern Line – North-South through City Centre
- Wirral Line – Loop to/from Wirral under City Centre
London
- Bakerloo Line – North-West – South-East through City Centre
- Central Line – West-East through City Centre
- Crossrail – West-East through City Centre
- District Line – West-East through City Centre
- East London Line – North-South to East of City Centre
- Gospel Oak to Barking Line – West – East to North of City Centre
- Hammersmith and City Line – West – East through City Centre
- Jubilee Line – North-East through City Centre
- Metropolitan Line – West – East through City Centre
- Northern Line – North-South through City Centre
- North London Line – West – East to North of City Centre
- Piccadilly Line – North – West through City Centre
- Thameslink – North – South through City Centre
- Victoria Line – North-East – South-West through City Centre
- West London Line – North-South to West of City Centre
Northern City Line and Waterloo and City Line go partly under the City Centre, but not across it.
The Anonymous Widower 
For London, how about the South London Line?
Comment by Mick Hewitt | May 20, 2017 |
I was unsure. I’ll put it in now! I’m actually writing another related post at the moment and this one will grow.
Thanks
Comment by AnonW | May 20, 2017 |
Tou forgot Manchester where the trams cross the city centre plus trains currently run west – [SLC] – MCO – MAN – south & east, west – [SLC] – [SLD] – MCV – east and when the Ordsall Chord opens north & east – MVC – SLD – MCO – MAN – south & east
Comment by Mark Clayton | May 20, 2017 |
oops got codes for Salford Central and Salford Crescent mixed up that should read
west – [SLD] – MCO – MAN – south & east, west – [SLD] – [SFD] – MCV – east and when the Ordsall Chord opens north & east – MVC – SFD – MCO – MAN – south & east
Comment by Mark Clayton | May 20, 2017 |
I haven’t gpt that far yet!
Comment by AnonW | May 20, 2017