Sutton, Epsom and Wimbledon

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Sutton, Epsom and Wimbledon
DescriptionA route covering parts of South-West London and Surrey
Country United Kingdom
Time period2022
Train Operating CompanySouth Western Railway, Southern, Thameslink
Simulation difficulty4/10 stars
AuthorDaniel Gill
RepositorySutton, Epsom and Wimbledon
WebsiteSutton, Epsom and Wimbledon
Route map

Streatham
West Croydon
Tooting
Mitcham Eastfields
Haydons Road
Waddon
Clapham Junction
Mitcham Junction
Wimbledon
Wallington
Hackbridge
Carshalton Beeches
Wimbledon Chase
Carshalton
South Merton
Morden South
St Helier
Sutton
Raynes Park
Sutton Common
West Sutton
New Malden
Belmont
Kingston
Banstead
Motspur Park
Epsom Downs
South West Main Line
Cheam
Worcester Park
Ewell East
Malden Manor
Stoneleigh
Tolworth
Ewell West
Chessington North
Chessington South
Epsom
Mole Valley Line

Sutton, Epsom and Wimbledon covers South-West London and a small part of Surrey. The area contains a large amount of commuter services to and from several London termini.

Timetable

The included timetable is based on the London Victoria closures which occurred during December 2021 into early January 2022. This means that some services will terminate at different stations that usual, but as far as I can tell there has been no changes to the actual service patterns.

The standard service pattern is as follows:

Sutton, Epsom and Wimbledon Services
Train Operating Company Origin Destination Frequency (tph)
South Western Railway London Waterloo Hampton Court 2
Shepperton 2
London Waterloo via Kingston 2
Guildford via Cobham 2
Woking 2
Chessington South 2
Guildford via Epsom 1
Dorking 1
Southern London Bridge 1
Horsham 1
Balham Epsom Downs 2
Sutton 2
Thameslink Luton / West Hampstead Thameslink / London Blackfriars via Mitcham 2
Luton / West Hampstead Thameslink / London Blackfriars via Wimbledon 2

South Western Railway express services have also been included in the timetable, although these are not shown in the grid above as they require no user intervention to operate.