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1. London Bridge is a bridge in London, England over the River Thames, between the City of London and Southwark. (Web site)
2. London Bridge was built in 1176 and St Olaf's church was built next to it.
3. London Bridge was rebuilt upstream in 1823 and the old one demolished in 1831. (Web site)
4. London Bridge is used as the basis for published tide-tables-giving the times of high tide.
5. London Bridge is the oldest station in London: it was first opened in 1836. (Web site)

North Downs

1. This ran down from the Roman London Bridge to Chichester via the gap in the North Downs at Box Hill near Dorking. (Web site)

West Croydon Station

1. Southern and Southeastern trains run to London Bridge, East and West Croydon station s and urban and rural stations thereafter.

East London Line

1. Trains run to London Victoria, London Bridge and Sutton, and from there to west Surrey and parts of West Sussex.
2. Mainly London Bridge services to Sutton and Caterham with a high frequency.
3. Following the extension of the East London Line, direct trains to London Bridge from Sutton via Sydenham were withdrawn on the 23rd May. (Web site)

Croydon Canal

1. Today if you take the stopping train from London Bridge to West Croydon you will follow the route, for much of the way, of the Croydon Canal.
2. Gas and electricity not included (around £25pcm), 2mins walk to Thornton Heath Station which serve Balham, Clapham Junction, London Bridge and Victoria.
3. The next stations are Battersea Park to the west, towards Victoria and Clapham High Street to the east, towards London Bridge. (Web site)

East Croydon Station

1. Other less frequent services are also provided to London Bridge via East Croydon Station and to Uckfield in Sussex via Hurst Green.
2. The typical off-peak service is two trains an hour to London Bridge via East Croydon and one train an hour to Purley.
3. Oxted railway station offer services to London Bridge and London Victoria.

Travelcard Zone

1. East Croydon station is a railway station and tram stop in Croydon, 10.35 miles (16.56 km) south of London Bridge in Travelcard Zone 5.

Westminster Bridge

1. Southwark, since 1999, is also now serviced by Southwark and London Bridge stations on the Jubilee Line.
2. London Bridge was the only bridge over the Thames in London until the construction (1739–50) of Westminster Bridge. (Web site)
3. The loss of direct rail services to Victoria or London Bridge after the transfer to London Overground has been the subject of public campaigns. (Web site)

Lewisham

1. Train services on the line are operated by Southern, and run to London Bridge, Charing Cross (off-peak) and London Victoria (peak).
2. A reversal at London Bridge saw 73212 haul us down to Hayes, via Lewisham and Elmers End.

Gatwick Airport

1. You can also use Norwood Junction station which is served by London Bridge, East Croydon, Gatwick airport and a limited service from London Victoria.
2. The next stations are Wandsworth Road to the west, towards Victoria and Denmark Hill to the east, towards London Bridge. (Web site)
3. The City today controls the full spans of London Bridge and Blackfriars Bridge, but only half of the river underneath them.

Canary Wharf

1. Commuter river service from Canary Wharf to London Bridge take around 9 minutes; Canary Wharf to Bankside is a 13 minute journey. (Web site)
2. High tide reaches Putney about 30 minutes later than London Bridge, and Teddington about an hour later. (Web site)

Redhill

1. Two sections of this line (between Corbett's Lane (New Cross) and London Bridge and between Croydon and Redhill) were shared with the South Eastern Railway.
2. The North Kent Line was the means by which the South Eastern Railway (SER) were able to connect its system to London at London Bridge.

London Area

1. In 1838 the first railway for the London area was created, planned to run from Southwark at London Bridge station to Greenwich only. (Web site)
2. Despite the presence of London Bridge station, Bermondsey's transport links with the rest of London have historically been poor. (Web site)
3. He was last seen on Bermondsey Street in London Bridge on Monday the 26th of July 2010. (Web site)

Dover Railway

1. The Victoria - Brighton line continues southwards at this point; the connecting link joins the London Bridge - Brighton line at Sydenham.
2. In 1859 the London Chatham and Dover Railway applied to the LB&SCR for running powers from Sydenham to London Bridge, but was refused. (Web site)

London Bridge Station

1. It is on the Brighton Main Line 37 km (23½ miles) south of London Bridge station, and train services are provided by Southern and Southeastern. (Web site)
2. Southwark Cathedral is situated on the south bank of the River Thames close to London Bridge. (Web site)

South London

1. East Brixton railway station was a railway station on the South London Line from London Victoria to London Bridge.
2. Bankside is home to the Tate Modern art gallery and the reproduction of Shakespeare 's Globe Theatre and, near London Bridge, Borough Market.
3. The South London Line of the LBSCR network between Victoria and London Bridge was electrified with catenary in 1909. (Web site)

London Victoria

1. The nearest mainland railway station is Thornton Heath station which is on the Brighton Main Line to London Victoria or London Bridge.

Tower Bridge

1. This pedestrian alcove, now in Victoria Park, Tower Hamlets is one of the surviving fragments of the old London Bridge that was demolished in 1831. (Web site)
2. Fergie is seen intermittently sailing down the River Thames just in front of Tower Bridge, which isn't the same as London Bridge, despite the song title. (Web site)
3. By tube use Tower Hill on the District and Circle lines or London Bridge on the Northern and Jubilee lines.

Greater London

1. Tulse Hill station was opened in 1868 by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway as part of their line from London Bridge. (Web site)
2. The River Thames is navigable to ocean going vessels as far as London Bridge, and to substantial craft well past Greater London.
3. The Pool of London is a part of the Tideway of the River Thames from London Bridge to below Tower Bridge. (Web site)

Central London

1. Between London Bridge and Putney Bridge, the river passes through Central London and some of the most famous landmarks.
2. These provided a firm base for a trading centre at the lowest possible point on the Thames.[2] A river crossing was built at the site of London Bridge. (Web site)
3. For centuries London Bridge was the only crossing in central London, the next bridge upstream was many miles away at Kingston. (Web site)

Southwark

1. London Bridge is a bridge over the River Thames, connecting the City of London and Southwark, in central London.
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London Bridge

1. Southern and Southeastern trains run to London Bridge, East and West Croydon stations and urban and rural stations thereafter. (Web site)

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