The North London Line is a railway line in the United Kingdom that connects various areas in North London. It runs from Richmond in the west to Stratford in the east, passing through key stations such as Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction. The line is part of the London Overground network, providing vital transport links for commuters and residents. Originally opened in the 19th century, the North London Line has undergone several upgrades and changes over the years. It serves both passenger and freight services, enhancing connectivity across the region. The line is known for its frequent services and accessibility to various neighborhoods in North London.