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Test your Tube knowledge

Our competition to identify the underground stations on this page to win a family day out at the London Transport Museum, courtesy of News Shopper and Transport for London, has finished.

The picture quiz testing people's knowledge of the Tube proved to be very popular, with nearly 350 entries coming in.

Many people managed to name at least eight of the stations but getting all 10 right from looking at the photos and clues was elusive for most, with only a small number of 100 per cent correct answers being submitted.

The five winners drawn from the entries which identified all the stations correctly are: Christopher Dodd, Eltham; Stuart McTeer, Bexley; Glen Rollings, Bermondsey; Thomas Wood, Carshalton; Ed Callow, New Ash Green. They will each receive two adult tickets to the museum in Covent Garden.

Clue: This station is used by BBC staff, given its handy location. Answer: Wood Lane	Clue: Roll up, roll up - this central London station is near to some world famous advertising banners. Answer: Piccadilly Circus
Clue: A mainline station, a stone’s throw from Embankment, Trafalgar Square and Strand. Answer: Charing Cross	Clue: Named after a green space, Arsenal supporters might be familiar with this north London station. Answer: Finsbury Park
Clue: This is your stop if you fancy some culture at the V&A or Natural History Museum. Answer: South Kensington	Clue: You'll need to head north to find Wood Green’s Piccadilly Line neighbour. Answer: Bounds Green
Clue: Your final stop before jetting off to an exotic location or your first stop after a holiday. Answer: Heathrow Terminal 4	Clue: This west London station, en route to Heathrow, shares its name with a London borough. Answer: Hounslow Central
Clue: The Tube stop for a mainline station named after a famous northern city. Answer: Liverpool Street	Clue: This north-east London brook shares its name with a type of trap or drum. Answer: Snaresbrook

Transport for London offers a range of free travel tools designed to give busy Londoners travel advice when they need it including:
• A helpful text number – 60835 (60TFL) - which sends you free, personalised text alerts warning you of any disruptions on the Tube or DLR to your regular journey
• Live travel news giving you the latest service updates, including news about planned works
• Tube maps which can be downloaded onto your mobile as well as your PC
• Journey planner information available online, by text or as a Facebook application

It’s part of London Underground’s massive upgrade of the Tube. Planned engineering works are part of the programme of investment to transform the Tube, which will see major improvements across the network. As vital engineering work continues this year, using one of the travel tools before each journey will become increasingly useful.

See tfl.gov.uk/traveltools for more information.

Competition rules
Employees of Newsquest (London) Ltd, their families and anyone else connected with this promotion are not eligible to enter. Prizes are not transferable and there are no cash alternatives. Only exact names of Tube stations will be considered as correct answers. The editor's decision is final.