The 'most confusing' London Underground station that shares its name with two others

Canary Wharf isn't the easiest spot to navigate for newcomers (Image: Maremagnum/Getty Images)

Even for the astir seasoned Londoners, navigating the city's transport strategy tin beryllium a spot of a puzzle, particularly erstwhile exploring little acquainted parts of the capital.

For tourists, it indispensable beryllium downright bewildering.

From tongue-twisting pronunciations (Marylebone, we're looking astatine you) to the lack of immoderate existent circus astatine Piccadilly Circus, and the baffling information that Bond Street presumption isn't really connected Bond Street.

Thankfully, not galore tourists find themselves successful Canary Wharf, with its bustling crowds of workers and costly sandwiches.

But for those who bash task there, the aggregate stations indispensable beryllium incredibly frustrating. Canary Wharf boasts 3 antithetic stations.

Until 2022, determination were lone two, but past the Elizabeth enactment arrived and confusingly decided to usage the aforesaid sanction arsenic the existing stations.

Alongside the Elizabeth line, there's besides a DLR presumption and an Underground presumption serving the Jubilee line.

Since 2022, there's besides been the Elizabeth line, making determination 3 stations called Canary Wharf (Image: DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)

To adhd to the confusion, West India Quay and Heron Quays are besides nearby, with South Quay and Westferry conscionable a abbreviated stroll away. But Canary Wharf isn't the lone spot successful London wherever much than 1 presumption shares the aforesaid name, reports MyLondon.

Paddington, for instance, technically has 2 stations, with the Circle, District, Hammersmith and City and Bakerloo lines divided betwixt them.

Similarly, Hammersmith has 2 stations, 1 serving the Circle and Hammersmith and City lines, and the different serving the District and Piccadilly lines.