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Travelcard Zone 1 is the central zone of Transport for London's zonal system used for calculating co-ordinated inter-modal Travelcard fares within London. London is split into six (approximately concentric) zones for the purpose of determining the cost of London transport fares on the London Underground and Docklands Light Railway, but not journeys undertaken entirely by bus or tram, for which a city-wide flat fare applies.

The boundary of Zone 1 roughly corresponds to the route of the Underground's Circle Line and thus stations within the zone cover the West End, the Holborn district, Kensington, Paddington and the City of London. Old Street, Angel, Pimlico, Tower Gateway, Aldgate East and Euston, Vauxhall, Elephant & Castle, Borough, London Bridge, Earl's Court, Marylebone, Edgware Road, Lambeth North and Waterloo are in Zone 1 but not in or on the Circle Line. As of December 2007, when the East London Line was closed for major reconstruction, every Tube line passes through or terminates in Zone 1.

The zone includes all of London's principal railway termini.

Line	TfL colour name	Shown as
		Notes
Bakerloo	Corporate Brown Pantone 470	brown 1934-present	red 1933-1934					brown UERL
Central	Corporate Red Pantone 485	red 1934-present	orange 1933-1934					blue UERL
Circle	Corporate Yellow Pantone 116	yellow 1987-present	yellow (black outline) 1949-1987	green (black outline) 1948
		originally part of the Metropolitan and District lines; not shown before 1948
District	Corporate Green Pantone 356	green 1933-present						green UERL
East London	Underground Orange Pantone 137	orange (double stripe) 2010-present	orange 1990-2010	magenta (double stripe) 1970-c.1990	magenta 1949-1969	green 1937-1948	magenta 1934-1937	white (red outline) 1933-1934
		part of the Metropolitan Line until c.1990; part of London Overground from 2010
Hammersmith & City	Underground Pink Pantone 197	pink 1988-present	magenta 1949-1988	green 1937-1948	magenta 1934-1937
		part of the Metropolitan line until given its own identity in 1988
Jubilee	Corporate Grey Pantone 430	grey 1979-present
		opened 1979; Baker Street to Stanmore section previously part of the Bakerloo line
Metropolitan	Corporate Magenta Pantone 235	magenta 1948-present	green 1937-1948	magenta 1934-1937				red UERL
		shown combined with the District line 1937-1948
Northern	Corporate Black Pantone Black	black 1933-present					grey (CCE&H) UERL	black (C&SL) UERL
Northern City	none	white (black outline) c.1990-1998	orange (double stripe) 1985-c.1990	white (black outline) 1975-1984	black (double stripe) 1970-1975	black 1937-1969	white (black outline) 1934-1937	white (magenta outline) 1933-1934
		not shown since 1998; now a Network Rail line					orange (black outline)	UERL
Piccadilly	Corporate Blue Pantone 072	blue 1933-present						yellow (black outline) UERL
Victoria	Corporate Light Blue Pantone 299	light blue 1968-present
		opened 1968
Waterloo & City	Corporate Turquoise Pantone 338	turquoise 1994-present	white (black outline) 1949-1994	red (black outline) 1943-1948	white (black outline) 1938-1941			thin grey (main line) UERL
		not shown before 1938; part of British Rail until 1994
Docklands Light Railway	DLR Turquoise Pantone 326	turquoise (double stripe) 1993-present	blue (double stripe) 1987-1993
		opened 1987
Tramlink	Trams Green Pantone 368	green (double stripe)	green (dotted)
		not shown on the standard map - see below; both styles used on other maps
West London	Overground Orange Pantone 158	orange (double stripe) 2010-now	white (black outline) 2007-2010	not shown 1943-2007	white (black outline) 1938-1941			thin grey (main line) UERL
		now part of London Overground
North London	Overground Orange Pantone 158	orange (double stripe) 2007-now	white (black outline) c.1990-2007	not shown 1985-c.1990	white (black outline) 1977-1984			thin grey (main line) UERL
		now part of London Overground
Watford DC	Overground Orange Pantone 158	orange (double stripe) 2007-now	not shown 1985-2007	white (black outline) 1984	brown (triple stripe) 1975-1983	brown/black/brown (triple stripe) 1973-1974		thin grey (main line) UERL
		now part of London Overground; only Queen's Park-Watford shown 1973-1984 (Bakerloo peak hours service)
Gospel Oak- Barking	Overground Orange Pantone 158	orange (double stripe) 2007-now						thin grey (main line) UERL
		not shown before 2007
Thameslink	none	white (black outline) c.1990-1998	orange (double stripe) 1985-c.1990	white (black outline) 1977-1984				thin grey (main line) UERL
		a Network Rail line; not shown since 1998
Emirates Air Line	Red	red (triple stripe) 2012-now

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