Seven Sisters

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The photograph on this page of Seven Sisters by Vicky Ayech as part of the Geograph project.

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Seven Sisters

Image: © Vicky Ayech Taken: 7 May 2005

The railway bridge at the junction of Seven Sisters Road and St Ann's Road, South Tottenham. The bridge is unusual as it crosses the road junction diagonally. The railway (now part of London Overground) runs from Gospel Oak to Barking. The station here, called "St Ann's Road", was a wartime casualty, closing on 9 August 1942. The nearest station is now South Tottenham, less than a mile away on Tottenham High Road.

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Image Location

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51.579824
Longitude
-0.07992