The East London Line is a railway line in London that connects the London Overground network. It runs from West Croydon in the south to Shoreditch High Street in the north, passing through areas like New Cross and Whitechapel. The line was originally opened in 1869 and has undergone several upgrades and extensions over the years. In 2010, the line was re-launched as part of the London Overground system, improving connectivity for residents and commuters. It serves key neighborhoods and provides access to various transport links, making it an essential part of London's public transport infrastructure.