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Ah yes, the double stations! I forgot about those. Well, then I suppose you are right. Probably counted Hammersmith as one (I mean, they're so close! I wonder why they haven't been linked) But it does shed light on a new issue: do we count the stations figured in the tube map as "under a ten...

Hey, remember the May 2019 tube map cover?

Do forgive me, but I was under the impression the Underground peaked in the 70s with the opening of Hatton Cross, with a number of 279 stations, not 280. P.s:I've already seen you have been discussing Canada Water. That's the source of the discrepancy. But to reply to the issue at hand, yes...

You can always ask the London Transport Museum, or check their collection of photos online to see if there has been any point in its history where it has had a type of roundel or another, but sometimes it doesn't show in the photos. I'll spare you the trouble, there are no pictures of Great...

I think it's a tad bigger, perhaps 1.8. But you are mixing bits from two different roundels. Great Portland Street roundels don't have the white background, it's empty, leaving the wall as the background. Regards, Andy.