The North Circular Road at Stonebridge
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The North Circular Road at Stonebridge
Image: © Marathon Taken: 22 Oct 2014
The area on the left was once part of Twyford Tip, also known as Abbey Road Mounds. Twyford Tip was a large irregular tip of waste material rising up to the south of the North Circular Road between Stonebridge and Hanger Lane. When the North Circular Road was widened in the 1990s,the mounds were re-moulded and landscaped. The nearer bridge over the North Circular Road carries Abbey Road while the one in the distance towards the right of the picture carries the Paddington Arm of the Grand Union Canal via an aqueduct.
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.540174
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-0.277275