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Not to be confused with Kensal Green station Kensal Rise is a London Overground station on the North London line on Chamberlayne Road Kensal Rise in north west London The station is in Fare Zone 2 Kensal RiseKensal RiseLocation of Kensal Rise in Greater LondonLocationQueens ParkLocal authorityLondon Borough of BrentGrid referenceTQ235832Managed byLondon OvergroundOwnerNetwork RailStation codeKNRDfT categoryENumber of platforms2AccessibleYes 1 2 3 Fare zone2National Rail annual entry and exit2017 182 711 million 4 2018 192 807 million 4 2019 202 632 million 4 2020 211 100 million 4 2021 221 929 million 4 Key dates1873OpenedOther informationExternal linksDepartures Layout Facilities BusesWGS8451 32 03 N 0 13 15 W 51 5342 N 0 2208 W 51 5342 0 2208 London transport portal vteLondon OvergroundCheshuntTheobalds GroveEnfield TownTurkey StreetRomfordBush Hill ParkSouthburyEmerson ParkUpminsterEdmonton GreenSilver StreetChingfordWhite Hart LaneHighams ParkWatford JunctionBruce GroveWood StreetWatfordSeven SistersWalthamstow CentralHigh Street HarringayBlackhorse RoadWalthamstow Queen s RoadBusheyGreen LanesCarpenders ParkCrouch HillSouth TottenhamSt JamesLeyton Midland RoadHatch EndUpper Holloway Stamford HillStreetLeytonstoneHeadstone LaneStoke NewingtonClaptonHigh RoadHarrow amp Kentish Town WestRectory RoadWanstead Park WealdstoneGospel OakCamden Road HackneyWoodgrange ParkKenton Caledonian RoadCanonburyDownsBarkingSouth Kenton amp BarnsburyBarking Riverside NorthHighbury amp IslingtonDalston KingslandHackneyCentralWembleyHampstead HeathDalstonWembleyFinchley Road amp Frognal JunctionLondon FieldsCentralWest Hampstead HaggerstonCambridge HeathStonebridgeBrondesburyHoxtonHomertonParkBrondesbury ParkShoreditch High StreetBethnal GreenHackney WickHarlesdenKensal RiseStratfordKensal GreenLiverpoolWhitechapelWillesdenQueen s ParkStreetShadwell JunctionKilburn High RoadWappingSouth Hampstead RotherhitheShepherd s Bush Euston Canada WaterKensington Olympia Surrey QuaysWest BromptonBattersea ParkImperial Wharf limited service New CrossClaphamQueens Road PeckhamNew Cross GateJunctionPeckham RyeBrockleyActon CentralWandsworth RoadDenmark HillHonor Oak ParkSouth Acton Clapham High StreetForest HillGunnersburySydenhamKew GardensRichmondCrystal PalacePenge WestAnerleyNorwood JunctionWest Croydon LegendStationNational RailAccessible stationThameslinkInterchange stationElizabeth lineAccessible interchangeDocklands Light RailwayLondon UndergroundInternal interchangeLondon TramsOut of station interchangeLondon River ServicesContents 1 History 2 Services 3 Connections 4 Accessibility 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksHistory EditIt opened in 1873 as Kensal Green replacing Kensal Green amp Harlesden railway station which opened in 1861 at the crossing of Green Lane later Wrottesley Road lying in between the present station and Willesden Junction The present station was renamed Kensal Rise in 1890 5 It is close to the newer Kensal Green station built on the Watford DC Line in 1916 Since late 2007 both stations are now served by London Overground although Kensal Green is managed by London Underground being additionally served by the Bakerloo line Services EditTrains from this station are operated using Class 378 EMUs The current weekday off peak service from Kensal Rise is 6 8 tph to Stratford 4 tph to Richmond 4 tph to Clapham JunctionPreceding station nbsp nbsp London Overground Following stationWillesden Junctiontowards Richmond or Clapham Junction North London line Brondesbury Parktowards StratfordConnections EditThe station is well served for onward travel as London Bus routes 6 28 52 187 302 and 452 either pass by or terminate at the station Accessibility EditKensal Rise became fully step free in November 2015 with the addition of a lift citation needed See also EditKensal Green stationReferences Edit London Overground Map PDF Map Transport for London May 2018 Archived PDF from the original on 7 November 2018 Standard Tube Map PDF Map Not to scale Transport for London November 2022 Archived PDF from the original on 7 November 2022 Retrieved 12 November 2022 Step free Tube Guide PDF Transport for London April 2021 Archived PDF from the original on 15 May 2021 a b c d e Estimates of station usage Rail statistics Office of Rail Regulation Please note Some methodology may vary year on year Joe Brown 2006 London Railway Atlas Ian Allan Publishing London Overground timetables External links Edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Kensal Rise railway station Excel file displaying National Rail station usage information for 2005 06 Archived 22 January 2013 at the Wayback MachineTrain times and station information for Kensal Rise railway station from National Rail Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kensal Rise railway station amp oldid 1179255611, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
