Bow Church DLR station facts for kids

The entrance to Bow Church DLR station.

Bow Church is a station on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) in London, England. It's located in an area called Bow. This station is found between Devons Road and Pudding Mill Lane stations. It helps many people travel around East London every day.

All About Bow Church Station

Bow Church DLR station is an important stop for local residents and visitors. It provides easy access to different parts of London. The station is known for its convenient location.

Where is Bow Church Station?

The station is in the heart of Bow, a historic part of East London. It's very close to another station called Bow Road. This other station is on the London Underground network. You can walk between the two stations in less than 300 metres. For tickets, the DLR and Underground stations are often treated as one. This makes changing trains simple.

When Did the Station Open?

Bow Church DLR station first opened its doors on 31 August 1987. This was when the Docklands Light Railway began operating. The DLR was built to help people travel to and from the redeveloped London Docklands area. It has been serving the community for many years.

Why is it Called 'Bow Church'?

The station gets its name from a famous local landmark. This is the 14th-century Bow Church. It is a Church of England church located very close to the station. The church is a historic building in the area. It has given its name to the station and the surrounding neighbourhood.