A102 road at Blackheath
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The photograph on this page of A102 road at Blackheath by Malc McDonald as part of the Geograph project.
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A102 road at Blackheath
Image: © Malc McDonald Taken: 22 Oct 2011
The A102 is a trunk dual-carriageway which cuts through South East London, linking the A2 road with the Blackwall Tunnel. The tunnel takes traffic beneath the River Thames and into East London. The sign to the left of the road advises motorists heading for the O2 to follow the pictogram signs. The O2 building itself is visible in the background. The O2 was previously known as the Millennium Dome. During the year 2000 it housed an exhibition, but has now been converted into a leisure complex with a cinema, restaurants and an arena for live events.
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Image Location
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51.478923
Longitude
0.021978