Puts each station's name beside its dot, so you can read the map without tapping every one. Names appear as you zoom in, and only where there is room for them.
Names the London Underground's own stations too, in Tube blue. Ticking this switches the Underground on if it is off, since there would be nothing to name otherwise.
Place names and roads come from the base map underneath the railway. Hiding them makes the network easier to read.
Puts the layers, the train size and the map options back to how they started. Stored in this browser only.
Routes, an A-to-B journey and a single line all show the trains running on what you've picked. Turn this off to see just the railway.
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