What is Stratford station?
{{Infobox London station | name = Stratford (London) {{access icon}} | image_name = File:Stratford station MMB 46 378230.jpg | caption = A [[British Rail Class 378|Class 378]] [[London Overground]] train approaching Stratford station. | manager = [[TfL Rail]] [[London Underground]] | fare_zone = 3 | locale = [[Stratford, London|Stratford]] | borough = [[London Borough of Newham]] | years1 =1839<br />1946<br/>1987<br/>1999<br/>2009 | events1 =Opened by ECR<br/>Central line started <br/>DLR started<br/>Jubilee line started<br />Overground Platforms Open | platforms= 15 | railcode=SRA | railexits0506=7.699 | railexits0405=7.914 | railexits0607=13.089 | railexits0708=11.273 | railexits0809 = {{decrease}} 12.330 | railexits0910 = {{increase}} 12.370 | railexits1011 = {{increase}} 17.479 | railexits1112 = {{increase}} 21.797 | railint0809 = 1.143 | railint0910 = 1.383 | railint1011 = 1.659 | tubeexits07 = {{increase}} 25.627 | tubeexits08 = {{increase}} 27.230 | tubeexits09 = {{decrease}} 26.990 }} {{Stratford stations}} '''Stratford station''' is a [[railway station]] in [[Stratford]], [[London Borough of Newham|Newham]], East [[London]]. It is on [[National Rail]], [[London Underground]], [[London Overground]] and [[Docklands Light Railway]] (DLR) lines. It is served by the Underground [[Central Line|Central]] and [[Jubilee line]]s, and by [[London Overground]], [[Abellio Greater Anglia]], [[TfL Rail]] and [[c2c]]. It is in [[Travelcard Zone 3]]. To distinguish the station from [[Stratford-upon-Avon]] this station is called '''Stratford (London)''' by [[National Rail]], and is sometimes referred to as '''Stratford Regional''' to distinguish it from [[Stratford International station]] {{convert|400|yd}} away. ==Amenities== ===Goods facilities=== There were three primary goods facilities in the Stratford area in the steam age, although the nearby [[Stratford Works]] and [[Stratford TMD|engine shed]] generated their own traffic. A short distance to the north of Stratford station (on the line to Cambridge) there were