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Upminster Bridge Station is a London Underground station on the District Line. Upminster Bridge is over the River Ingrebourne which is the traditional boundary between Hornchurch and Upminster. The station is on the Horchurch side.

The station is in Zone 6 and was opened in 1934. The ticket hall has a reversed swastika tile design on the floor.

Upminster Bridge is between Hornchurch and Upminster stations.

In 2002 there were over 0.7 million entries and exits of the station. (Source: Transport for London)

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