  latimer road station is a london underground station in north kensington on the circle and hammersmith & city lines between wood lane and ladbroke grove stations. it is in travelcard zone 2. ==history== thumb|left|250px|map of stations in shepherd's bush area showing latimer road and the closed connection to uxbridge road station the station opened on 16 december 1868 at a junction formed between two existing railway lines â the hammersmith & city railway (owned by the great western railway and running between westbourne park and hammersmith stations) and the west london railway (wlr) (between willesden junction and addison road (now kensington (olympia) stations). services to addison road were originally provided via the junction to the wlr tracks but these were discontinued in 1940 and the junction no longer exists. the line between latimer road and uxbridge road was then closed and the raised train track demolished. the remains of that stretch of track can be seen from the west end of the eastbound platform, which now houses a secure relay room. the station ticket hall at latimer road is located at ground level within the arches of the viaduct carrying the tracks above. the platforms are accessed by stairs and retain much of their original character with simple open timber canopies. unusually, latimer road and the station that bears its name are not geographically close, being approximately 500 metres apart and on opposite sides of the westway flyover (a40 road) â the road being to the north and the station to the south. prior to the construction of the westway and the elevated roundabout that joins it to the west cross route (a3220), latimer road ran further south and closer to the station. the construction of the elevated road required the demolition of the central section of latimer road and the truncated and isolated southern end of the ro
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