Cast iron parish boundary marker, Jasper Passage, Upper Norwood, southeast London
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Cast iron parish boundary marker, Jasper Passage, Upper Norwood, southeast London
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 11 Oct 2018
Dated 1870, its lower part is now below the paved surface but it appears to denote Camberwell Parish and perhaps responsibility for this urban footpath. It's assumed to mark a boundary: the boundaries of four modern boroughs meet up on the Crystal Palace hill: Bromley, Croydon, Lambeth and Southwark, which takes in Camberwell.
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Image Location
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51.421922
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-0.08036