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Map of Parks and Open Spaces in Hammersmith & Fulham BUCKINGHAM BUCKINGHAMHIGH LondonWENDOVER Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham AVENUE SPEZIA RD RUCKLIDGE MWS STREET LEGHORN STATION ROAD ROAD RD MONSON RD WROTTE London Borough ROAD HARLESDEN CAPLE AVENUE RD ROAD LUSHING- RD TON RD RD SLEY RANELAGH RD ODESSA BUCHANAN RD GDNS HARLEY RD ALL SOULS' of Brent RD AVE GDNS INGALE BATHURST R O A D ROAD FURNESS P A L E R M O HONEYWOOD NIGHT ROAD TUBBS ROAD CLIFTON ROAD RD PURVES VICTOR COLLEGE FELIXTOWE ROAD HAR ROAD NAPIER RD ROAD ASHBURNHAM RAVENSWORTH STATION Willesden ROW MS GREYHOUND ROAD GDNS PONSARD RD ROAD ROAD APP Junction LETCHFORD LETCHFORD BURROWS VALLIERE GDNS RD S RD ROAD ST RIGELEY HARROW MORTIMER CREW RD ST E GDNS PL RD HOLBERTON KENMONT Kensal Green WALDO GDNS HAZEL ROAD TRENMAR WAKEMAN RD STEPHENSON ALMA ROAD RAINHAM RD LANE PLACE GOODHALL Old Oak ATLAS CUMBERLAND PK Sidings SCRUBS OAK ENTER PARKS AND OPEN SPACES FORTUNEWAY Gateway PRISE Hythe Road Industrial Kensal Green OLD Trading Estate H Y T H E WAY Estate SALTER STREET St. Mary's ROAD ST Cemetery R D GRAND Cemetery SALTER 1 Wormwood Scrubs 21 Furnival Gardens BASHLEY GDNS RD H Y T H E UNION R O A D LANE BURY RD CHANDOS RD Royal Borough of ROAD TES SHAF MIDLAND O L D L O 2 Little Wormwood Scrubs Kensington & Chelsea 22 St. Peter's Square LEONARD'S CANAL ST. TERRACE O A K A O Mitre Bridge North Pole Road Open Space St. Peter's Churchyard ORIA Industrial Park 3 23 SCHOOL RD VICT Old Oak Common SUNBEAM CL WEBB BETHUNE RD Sidings CR ST DALGARNO MITRE Little SUTTON C O M M O N SHREWSBURY 4 Bentworth Road Open Space 24 North Verbena Gardens ST Wormwood WAY WAY SHREWSBURY North Pole International Depot METHWOLD RD 1 WAY Scrubs H 5 Wormholt Park Berestede Open Space WELLS HOUSE RD 25 SUTTON G A R D E N S SCRUBS WAY 2 ROAD HIGHLEVER CL D A L G A R N O BLAKES HILL FARM RD PANGBOURNE 6 Hammersmith Park 26 Upper Mall Open Space L A N E WORMWOOD SCRUBS BREWSTER GDS OAKWORTHPrincess ROAD LANE BRACEWELL RD RD H NURSERY LANE BARLBY Louise QUINTIN Hospital 7 Norland North Open Space ST 27 Gwendwr Gardens WAY AVE GDNS CALD- TELFORD ERON S T Q U I N T I N ST. PL HIGHLEVER W U LB F R S AT YA NB R O O K RD D L O A V E N U E BRUNEL Linford WOODMANS WALLINGFORD 8 Sheperd's Bush Common Gwendwr Road Open Space RD 28 MEWS SNARSGATE MELLITUS Christie NORTH POLE ST S L A T I M E R HELEN'S OSMUNDST Stadium WESTVIEW TAYLOR'S CL ST EYNHAM GRN KINGSBRIDGE DRIVE STREET S 3 RD ERS- MARK'S THE BYE PL LONG CAV LATIMER GARDENS FINSTOCK 9 WALL BASSETT RD Godolphin Road Open Space 29 Frank Banfield Park O A K ST AVENUE S T R E E T ROY RD RD THE GREEN WOOD ROAD BALLIOL RD KELFIELD GDNS THE HENCHMAN S GLEN MASHIE TEE ST GARDENS RD FITZNEAL ARTILLERY LANE ST ROAD STREET ST Hammersmith NASCOT National Rail R O A D THE FAIRWAY 10 Cathnor Park 30 Margravine Gardens ST STOKESLEY H.M. Prison Hospital CAMBRIDGE GDNS AVENUE C O M M O N H ROAD East Acton SHINFIELD OXFORD S T R E E T THORNE CROW RD STREET Wormwood ROAD ROAD WEST QUARTERS LANE PIONEER BRAMELEY ROAD MUIR FIELD ST Scrubs W E S T W A Y CLOSE DGE 11 KINGS 31 STREET R O A D CLOSE Wendell Park St. Andrew's Church Gardens BRI FOLIOT DOWN BARTLE CARLISLE C A N E ROAD TERRICK D U CLOSE ST WAY BRASSIE AVE MAURICE ERCONWALD STABLE WAY HOYLAKE BENTWORTH SILCHESTER BRASSIE BEG- ONIA ST S AVE ANDREW'S 4 TEMPLEMEAD CL CHARLOTTE WK Central line ROAD CACTUS DARFIELD MS RD WALK R O A D HILARY 12 HEATHSTAN Starch Green ROSEWOOD Normand Park WAYNFLETE 32 STREET Y L A N E SQUARE STREET PRIMULA W A VERITY T MACKENZIE S SQ BLECHYNDEN SUNNINGDALE E CL NORBROKE LAURENCE BENNELONG W CL STREET CR AV CL AVE DULFORDST ST WEST KINGSDOWN CL CORNWALL CREIGHTON ST SHALFLEET DR ERN B L O E M F O N T E I N CL CR THE AC JOSLINGS DORANDO CLOSE RD 13 LIL SUNDEW ROAD Ravenscourt Park 33 CLOSE ROAD Lillie Road Recreation Ground AVE AUSTRALIA NUE Latimer RD BLENHEIM RD F R E S T O N CANADA OLD OAK CLOSE AUSTRALIA GLENDUN COMMON AVENUE AVONDALE WALMER HUDSON Road THRESHERS LANE VIOLA INDIA BOMORE CT CU PEONY CL B R A M L E Y SQ R O A D GDS MILFOIL BOWES ROAD FOXGLOVE CLEMATIS RVE CL GRENFELL PORT ST S PL BARD RD ST YEW HAVELOCK ST RD DEPOT ROAD CLARENDON CR 14 Brook Green 34 A V E WHITCHURCH Purcell Crescent Recreation Area ROAD PARK GLENDUN S LAND LANE STREET THE TREADGOLDSIRDAR RUNCORN C O M M O N W E A L T H WHITE CITY ANSLEIGH STONELEIGH PL COMMONWEALTH PARK ELGIN WHITE CITY White City DALE ACTON TREE AVE ROAD HILARY CU RVE S HESKETH ROAD ERICA COMMON- ROAD SQ ORCH RD PL BROMYARD ST ST AVON TAMARISK ST WEALTH GDS EAST DAFFODIL ID SY AVE PL CL WAY ROAD EXHIBITION 15 Dalling Road Open Space St. John's Churchyard L O C K PL ST WAY 35 NEW ZEALAND PAN CLOSE GDS S OSE ROAD PORTLAND MARYGORHAM WAY HIPPODROME WALLFLO ROAD WAY RD PL STREETH A M M E R S M I T H EVESHAM TRINITY H E M BRYONY ROAD ST R O A D STONELEIGHPL ROAD ANN'S MEWS LANS- GRAVESEND SILVER ROAD DOWNE WER BRAMBLE Hammersmith O L D AUSTRALIA RISE GARDENS SUNDEW Wormholt Hammersmith & City Line RD AFRICA WORMHOLT CLARE- ST RD 6 S (Opening COWLING Park Park NDON ROAD RELAY ROAD 16 ROAD Westcroft Square ST Maxwell Road Open Space CLOSE HIPPO- 36 late 2008) RING CROSS BBC MORTIMER ROAD POTTERYDROME STEVENTON Television SQ RD PLACE ST R O A D JOHN'S O A K OLAF SEDGEFORD PORTLAND GDNS SOUTH BATMAN CLOSE Centre Wood PRINCEDALE ASHFIELD ROAD PLACE COLLINGBOURNE WAY R O A D Lane A 3 2 2 0 CLOSE S A W L E Y LANE London Borough FIRST Q P R GALLOWAY ROAD ARIEL DUNRAVEN STREET Marcus Garvey Park Rowberry Mead Football 17 37 OAKLANDS 5 D O O W ROAD ADELAIDE ORMISTON STAN LAKE Ground LOFTUS THORPEBANK PENZANCE HUNT ABDALE WILSHAM RD of Ealing R O A D FRITHVILLE ROAD IMRE CL TUNIS AYCLIFFE WILLOW QUEENSDALE ST JAMES'S PENZANCE ST ROAD ELLERSLIE ROAD CRES PL AVENUE QUEENS DARNLEY ROAD BLOEMFONTEIN TER GARDENS SWANS- 18 PRINCES St. Mary's Churchyard ADDISON 38 Stevenage Park ARMSTRONG RD MACFARLANE SECOND AVENUE THIRD HALSBURY SWINDON ST 7 QUEENSDALE MAPLE ROAD ROAD WAY ASKHAM URNE ETHELDEN RD D ROAD ROAD ALE ST ALDBO ROAD ROAD OAK GROVE INGERSOLL COMBE NORLAND GROVE BLOEMFONTEIN GROVE SYCAMORE ARMINGER RD ROAD LARCH ANN'S R O A D PL GARDENS CLS VALE NORLAND AV RD CRESENT ROAD RD NORLAND QUEENS- SQ OLLGAR CLOSE WAY AV DALE ROAD ASKHAM AVE ROAD AVENUE SQ AV AV DALE CT RD ARCH- 19 COURT L A N E St. Paul's Gardens 39 MEWS Eel Brook Common NORLAND WK VILLAS PL STANLAKE ADDISON AVE Q U E E N S D A L E BEECH STANLAKE VILLAS U X B R I D G E PL HOLLAND PK A S K E W KINGSDALE RD GARDENS DO ASKEW CRES U X B R I D G E Shepherd's AGNES V A L E MS ST ELMO R O SC T H E ELIZABETH CRE A D BOS COWLEY RD A V E N U E DAVIS ENT DU CROS RDRECHT Bush HOLLAND WARBECK ST PK RD CR CONING- COVERDALE TADMOR HETLEY D'PORT RD 20 CRES COMBE SHEPHERD'S St. Paul's Church / Green GODOLPHIN 40 William Parnell Park ESSEX MS AV HAM ST YAL P A R K ST STEPHEN'S MS BULWER BUSH PLACE MEWS CONINGHAM ST HOLLAND PK STANLEY PK MS ROAD ST RO GROVE PL DEVONPORT POPLAR LARDEN CL ROAD WEST- CLIFTON HOPGOOD INE ROYAL KEITH MARKET Shepherd's GDNS GDS RD LYCETT BRIDGE S STERNE ST APP Bush H O L L A N D LIME ASKEW ALD BUSH KINGHAM CLOSE PL CAXTON ADD SHEPHERD'S Thames CLEARWATER ROAD L RD R O A D ROAD ROAD SWAINSON ROAD Water ISON C ROAD TCE RD RD SHEPHERD'S 8 Tower 41 V A L E T T A ASKEW R O OLD- ROAD RFIELD O A D Parsons Green BRADFORD CR FINDON THE A D RD HOLLEY RD GAINSBOROUGH H O L L A N D RD RD BECKLOW GLADE PENNARD LORNE MEWS MARKET GDNS GARDENS ROAD WARPLE BECKLOW ROXWELL Shepherd's Bush OLD C WOODSTOCK MEWS RD ROAD JEDDO ROAD ROAD C ST ELMO RD FORGE VESPAN THORNFIELD Common MEWS C S GREEN STRONSA MULTI JEDDO ROAD ROAD BUSH Bush UPPERGARDENS ADDISON RD PARK ELLINGHAM STOWE H O L L A N D LEFROY RD ROAD HANSARD MEWS ROAD MAY- WAY HADYN WESTVILLEROAD ROCKLEY Court Bishop's Park MAYFIELD RD BUSH 42 FIELD BECKLOW A S K E W HATFIELD MARKET PERCY MELINA WAY RD GROVE ROAD ROAD COURT Woodford BATSON Court KINNEAR RD L S CATHNOR ROAD CANHAM GRO RD CHARECROFT WAY EDANS BAMB- MILLER'S ROAD LANDOR ROAD ROAD ROAD WAY ST LANE LOWER ADDISON RD ROAD ROAD SULGRAVE SCOTT'S CLOSE OROUGH WAY GARDENS V I L L A S S WK GOODWIN AVENUE ADDISON CT ROAD SHEPHERD'S GDS LEFFERN WOOD- SOUTHWAY ST.
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