What is the most used underground station?

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  1. King's Cross St Pancras - 97.9 million journeys each year.
  2. Waterloo - 91.3 million journeys each year. ...
  3. Oxford Circus - 84.1 million journeys each year. ...
  4. Victoria - 79.4 million journeys each year. ...
  5. London Bridge 69.1 million journeys each year. ...
  6. Liverpool Street - 67.7 million journeys each year. ...




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