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Map 1.10 London Borough of Southwark C R e a T T T n K M E E ilw u f E T R d r E a s an R E y T STREET S d T E E S a E S 14.0m R B hi R E T h R I E n gle U 13.6m N Peabody Estate l L R H T E R o R I Tow er Hill St atio n Onedin Point T W T T T B c A R S N Port of London T E l A Y R B k N l S Thames Exchange E S l U A T o E P R Telephone S L B PH C u M L B S L c 4.6m Building P o Authority Building O U T N w E t o H t k A B R A lph Q S L Mud e e I H Exchange M E m E T G o R E H 11.6m S 0 6 s r H us St Mary at Hill U 5. f A L e a J T E r d N E O S A k BM B u E C M L I AC c m r a a n n o n Str e e t Station b E I m PO A PL r lo E 8 6 oo o U n S ITY N y N B 4. k N ( u 4 Church TRI N M R 's Vintners Place h Te r minus) A l S D G R Tower Gardens A BM W H Q ) T W 12.9m C B G A R 4 R A G r ha t C D . E E M P o r W w E Bank H l yn f s L n E 3 A N Sceptre Court r o 1 e i f o T G U T E a L e k f l l 1 T T O c F REE r in ity Square t 4 A e a o N M P T Y ST R c k t m o e I O W e . W O MUSC OV A e R 6 C R o D a lb r o ok Wharf S b N M W G C n a G K a rdens s m E A r ( U B E U A h h R Y b M Q W a l E e a k e field L C T H S A m a N T S L T R n G a rdens The Registry o R W S E a Y u W T E L T r D L L I R T t L E L I E g IN Dexter House k I PH 4.5m T n c E H i R Blo E Bank B e h T T t N n e E Centurion A E o e e LL E h g I L N House H p n S R R A a E N 10.2m S e W I L T m l S t Du h T T O One Tree n s e o w e r Hill u S S 0 ta c C S . i n T n t x b U Yard 9 he y A H E E w r C a s a e a n n o n Br idge House W 1 C t B R t O S 1 h M a a I .2 ur c w W 10.5m O m h BYWARD STREET T C M G 1 y igh M L o n d ial House F ard 3 b W y H u en . u a d L M Bakers 4 w n River Thames an d 3 R y il a d O m S a e Sh n A a M in N Hall I w R g le S m 13.0m b m H T U PH G u 4 d T U 5 B .0 n N L R M Court S u E R H 5 o E E PH 7 M r m M L E . M g 5 G E T B r . K A N 1 o J e 4 N T E 6 d A A T y n M St. Mary's Ct 1 o S S B a ite o f l . U ea f S Ebbgate House T h 6 M n ROMAN o wer T S E e l n 4 H S Bank M R IA ig M u m es h D BUILDINGS G s R Tha m W A L B a rdens E b 10.0m O R iver d O i o a WE n T n t e P R n E S C r TH All Hallows Church I AM t V King's Reach L E T t U S STR C S a E EE l T Subway o m M n Sports Club (below) l Bakers Hall BM 9.03m ch G ud e G u s Rea r a a i Kin g' o a s r r y n e N k Admiral House n d u H Tower Hill B t e S c M 1 3 .02m e hin o Ste A E ' 9.4m g e s l O ly N S 6.2m Terrace B s e H ar d r t Ma g nus itch S Pa A e D u rd C s Th e t a ity sa L i ll a n g g l Thames Police Station Bla c k fr ia rBridge s d C y e t d M o o un 12.0m n h e Ma r tyr's B ty o d N f th o e i a B e C n o r ity B A s C o C of L h urch g r Millennium Bridge (FB) o nst ,G on do n m u y L A d W h sly r o 4.5m Con G st a S s V & L R i H s B B ll r d y iv F Wa C i e n ter a c W e Ou 14.7m r e c o t T d h i S e o a d u u a G r b r m l w s r L a ia e B O a t 8.8m s e M 6 .7 6.3m U y C d 1 m C C G E o O r A 6.3m U S K T u in R E e T g 's CC F T R 7 he r D w t L s R LW is L L .1m C B Murray House E ea d h m OW o L r a s s Mount I e c W o n E L e g g e Mount as F h n a te g er s' R THA I e m r m Ha M T m ay T H U a ll ES H at b w I a n's W W STRE 2m e s Su M h a lk h ar f ET BM 6.8 S T Southwark R 6 S T r O E .2m Te n nis e yste E A iv rg a W Gemini Court Bridge te Wa lk C o urt R 6.1m O T 7 Royal Tower C ayze r .0m Lodge m Ho us e 8.2m 1 W Shin g Fish Custom House 6 V le W . A a h a 8 h rf t c U e a 1 0 .2m G r e 5.8m M l H o R m B o s 0 A ' 1 B N g . r n G 5 i i ra d K nt's W g Qu ay London Dock Navigation Lights y W M C E A e d har f S h apel u r o pe House EA House Y B B u C g H S L B Bankside Pier usto m ar W T B H Q C o r ld Tr a de Centre S M nd o use W ua MI 7 a a lk y A T H .81 Navigation Lights st 12.6m F m n O IE o D ar C LD C k H us R 14.9m ro o use W O to m H BM 6.69m m T CE a ld o us h e Tower P LA o lk Bil e Q 3 Y P B W lin g u a 5.7m . AR k , L s ga y 6.7m P ST t t e 5 A c s C W a Turnstone i n C lk Min ia tu rRifleRange e A o M House e a W w e C n H Swan r ro igh W E s a te 1 S e u u r 1 .5m G ' E Mud Osprey Court h Apollo Court Trinity Tower t o E B D Court M 1 1 .63m I o H e S N Merganser g u R I R M ga 5.4m u d an d r B R Court Shearwater d Sh ing R i Mud Q Commodity Exchange le ive r T r u Jacana h ames a y A Court B R T W H Court alk E H n T Sanderling O ( b R K o e 1 1 in g lo 0 .3m 1 .0m W A M 's R w O L ea d o dge A ch ) O K Shingle M n U Three Quays S e an H pp M ig h Wat er P 9 T er o oo l .8m T M A e lk L W a O Thomas More h ite Tower S s n W G N Su u R roy B SE Square n M o es W 7 Teal T B .0 2m H R AN KSIDE A l Court E 4.2m L a E Navigation Lights 3.9m L n lk T K m o a BM The Tower i n W Harlequin L Ri 2 t W e st Dock Su 14.9m ve T a A r h 9 4.65m T r .
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