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Greenwich TC Visitor Greenwich Meridian Island C to The O2 H Island R I L and Blackwall Tunnel D Gardens S A L WE RO PELTON T St. Joseph ST FERRY RO A Gardens AD C E T H ham RC Church W es N P U ath K A OO GREENWICH R LW C W ICH EET L C RO STR A AD L FERRY H B C A W AN L L A A V to East TOWN CENTRE Y S H S 6 E N O E 0 R 2 AN Greenwich Library, L T S S L A Trinity K The Forum E I DA S Thames Barrier and N T D Thames Path S R @ Greenwich OA R M Hospital O LE E R Woolwich S E A T A T H R D Tunnel T E R C E A E O ROA T G A L L A R Highbridge F O L D Greenwich Foot A M R S Wharf W . T B 16 ST R AD O E E V O S I N R R O A UT CH LN T CR I D A . LW W RD R E E Greenwich O E V O TR E AD W S RO USKAR S T A T TR T LE D E F A Pier L N D 4 O E T R R NAN O E AN OLD B B E ach I T Re R Greenwich S H Arches U ROYAL D E P G WOO L A R A R N G COLLEGE WAY S T R E Leisure D T AD ha K E RO NAVAL 6 . 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E 20 WESTCOMB PA ST T O EET R Y R NT STR K MO S D T R H k RE N e N CLA A O O A I DEPTFORD e A R Greenwich G r C R Laban K One Tree Hill O H H D C M W T. ET R Picturehouse E A S A STRE d LL AD D E O V HON r S E St. Mary's Gate S T N BER N T V P . T o RE ROAD A E H O R f Cafe M V T T T H N E St. Paul’s t D U E IG A E F I E B O N p H T R S R O M Church T B e S Greenwich V K S U R A Y T 18 GREENWICH PARK E Y G R H U N EET D T A 21 E STR E A G E 11 Theatre G Z I H N R B D BRO R N V W A R R E H C S R T U U CRO S B S F G SFI P EL I D A H ST. Greenwich General E R Cockpit Arts L K Greenwich Dance Agency ER D P Greenwich T C Wolfe A Deptford S Deptford R R S R E R O O K Playhouse C T Statue O D H Y O E A 19 U M A E C S R L O D P A L U S V O T Creekside H G E Halfpenny C N A F W R U D O I U Centre Hatch Bridge West E 1 D Borough C Tea E R A S R D EET GIFFIN STR RO Greenwich Royal T C Halls House T LA E PARK E T H Observatory H H Library U H UG H H N BR N T E AN G E EE I E V C R I E V I I I RC ST L L A M G G H US R Greenwich R L T L S E D H STREET S A NKHAM T S O A A R FR D H P C Z I S S IC L R E T S E E S I G A Y K O E K W T Bandstand Flower T R R A T E R E G N R R E R O A E E W D E R R E H E H P R Garden E C R . S G T E T B I T G T L N S L H E AM R A O URNH PLA U G L SHB CE T G A E T N C L 6 D E I U E R 0 O K T K 13 R 2 N H A S U B A A The H E N R C A N A B T E Wilderness V H V H A S AS OHN’ HBURNHAM GR R (Deer Park) ST. J OVE C O A K I YA V AR L R P HI E LL E W H N Andrew Gibb YDE E U W V C D N T AL E E O D E Memorial A V E P O E E IA D M B R N R O O E T N R S A M H S IN D to central I E E R R T A E E T R O Deptford V T T RA Z London I D G T C E R E E R R IV S E IS Y H D L A HILL Bridge H G B C W I U L H R L E S N VE S B RO T E G L N O IL N RD E L Rose O A T O H LDF G R 12 T I E R V R U F L G N D E R to Dover B E N I O A LA A E Garden A G T E L H C S O E R D C H K N R H E G A E R L C A D O W TH I The Point VE E Blackheath Gate A D W A to Lewisham R T L O M W S A O A E K D C L F KEY TO MAP E D A2 L A R RO E O ILL H E World Heritage Site boundary Railway line and station W A2 A RS ILL D E H OT C I TH HO S EA S KH N I Thames Path H LAC Docklands Light Railway B . R line and station A D R P Tourist Information Centre M R E G Width restriction R L O Car park D Y F T F E . R to Blackheath Village Viewpoint T S Car park (weekends only) A R W D to Lewisham . Toilets Park gates 1 Royal Observatory Greenwich 5 Chapel 8 Dreadnought Library 12 Wernher Collection 15 St. Alfege Church 18 Post Office 400 yards Library Coach parking Stephen Lawrence Gallery University of Greenwich at Ranger’s House 2 National Maritime Museum University of Greenwich 19 Police Station Cash Point Coach set-down points 9 Tourist Information Centre 16 Trafalgar Tavern Painted Hall & World Heritage Site Visitor Centre 13 Church of Our Ladye 3 6 400 metres Bus stop Place of Interest The Queen’s House University of Greenwich Star of the Sea 20 Village Market 10 Cutty Sark Devonport House Trinity College of Music 17 Produced by – 17.1.06 www.fwt.co.uk Passenger boats Place of Interest 4 University of Greenwich 7 14 Greenwich Market Conference Centre 21 Weekend Market (no public access) Jerwood Library of Performing Arts 11 The Fan Museum © London Borough of Greenwich.
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