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Course Map London Bridge 06:30 - 19:00 Southwark Bridge 06:30 - 19:00 Waterloo Bridge 06:30 - 19:00 Westminster Bridge 06:30 - 19:00 N BRIDGE CLOSURE TIMES TOWER BRIDGE 08:00 - 19:00 COURSE MAP LONDON BRIDGE 06:30 - 19:00 SOUTHWARK BRIDGE 06:30 - 19:00 WATERLOO BRIDGE 06:30 - 19:00 WESTMINSTER BRIDGE 06:30 - 19:00 N High Holborn City Farringdon Road Kingsway Aldgate East Tower Gateway Newgate Street Commercial Road St Paul’s Fleet Street Bishopsgate Aldgate Bank Regent Street West India Dock Road St Paul’s Shadwell Commercial Road Charing Cross Road Cathedral Mansion Blackfriars House Fenchurch St 21 Leicester Square StrandTemple Monument Limehouse Upper Thames Street Cannon St Shaftesbury Avenue 24 Tower Gateway Victoria Embankment Lower Thames Tower Hill 22 Narrow StreetWestferry East India Waterloo Bridge LS 35 All Saints Piccadilly Street THE HIGHWAY 14 Poplar High Street Circus Charing The Highway 20 Cross 23 EAST SMITHFIELD 13 Limehouse Piccadilly ROAD Tower of Y Poplar HALFWAY R 40 R London E F Shadwell T S Blackwall E West India MilleniumBridge Green Park Embankment Hungerford Bridge W Aspen Way Blackfriars Bridge Quay St James’s Whitehall Southwark Bridge 15 Southwark London Bridge N Colonnade Horse 25 LS S Colonnade LS London Bridge Tooley Street The Mall The Shard 20 Wapping 30 Guards Road Guards 19 Stamford StreetSouthwark Wapping Rotherhithe Tunnel Tower Bridge Blackwall Tunnel Hyde Park Brunel Road Green Park Waterloo 10 Heron Quays Salter Road O2 Arena Canary Wharf Road Preston’s Finish LineSt James’s Canary Park Westminster London Eye Rotherhithe Wharf 18 Heron Quays 25 Marsh Borough Rotherhithe 11 Westferry Road Wall Grosvenor Place Buckingham 26 Long Lane Palace Westminster Bridge 12 Quebec Way MARSH WALL North Greenwich St James’s Great Dover Street Park Blackfriars Road Borough Road South Quay Street Jamaica Road Canada Surrey Houses of Parliament Lambeth North St George’s Road Water 15 LS Victoria Street Grove Street Quays Bermondsey 9 Manchester Road Millennium Way Thames Victoria Barrier Borough High Road Crossharbour A102 - Blackwall Tunnel New Kent Road Lambeth Road Redriff Road Lambeth Bridge Bermondsey Vauxhall Bridge Road Elephant & Castle Woolwich Church Street Surrey Quays Plough Way 16 17 New Charlton 4 5 John Wilson Street Bugsby’s Way East Ferry Road Woolwich Dockyard Lower Road Southern Vauxhall Bridge Mudchute Pimlico 3 Grove Street Westferry Road Approach Woolwich Road Blackwall Lane Woolwich Tunnel Island Gardens Artillary Place 5 Charlton Woolwich Road 8 Hill Reach Cutty Sark Greenwich Foot Cutty Sark 6 Westcombe Park for Deptford Maritime Trafalgar Road Common Greenwich 10 2 Little Heath 7 Charlton Park Road 2 Creek Road Woolwich LS Maze Hill 1 Greenwich Croom’s Hill Greenwich The Village Charlton The Avenue Old Dover Road Charlton Way Greenwich High Road Deptford Bridge Start Line St John’s Park 1 Blackheath Hill Green A2 - Rochester Way Shooters Hill Road Red Start Line Blue Start Line Relief Road Academy Road ELEVATION PROFILE Prince of Wales Road ) 50m 40m START 30m ARS UNDERPASS 20m TOWER HILL WOOLWICH (Thames Barrier) TOWER BRIDGE CANARY WHARF BIG BEN 10m WESTFERRY CIRCUS (Docklands CUTTY SARK BLACKFRI 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 KEY Buxton Natural Mineral Water Lucozade Sports drink Lucozade Gel Station 1 Mile Marker Music on course 10 KM Marker The Route.
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