Euston Road (London)
One of London's first bypasses, which was built as a route for sheep and cattle to be driven to Smithfield Market avoiding the city centre. It is now a major thoroughfare connecting Regents Park from Marylebone Road to King's Cross Station and St. Pancras International where it continues as Pentonville Road. It marks part of the northern edge of the Congestion Charging Zone, and is often congested. It was named after Euston Hall, the house of the Fitzroy Family who developed it, and it gives its name to Euston Station.
Euston Road, related objects
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Coordinates: 51°31'35"N -0°7'56"E
- University College London 0.2 km
- London Euston Railway Station 0.3 km
- Somers Town 0.5 km
- Bloomsbury 0.6 km
- Regents Park Estate 0.7 km
- Fitzrovia 0.7 km
- Marylebone 1.7 km
- Central London 2.1 km
- City of Westminster 2.7 km
- London Borough of Islington 2.8 km
- A400 Tottenham Court Road 0.6 km
- A400 Charing Cross Road 1.5 km
- A4201 Regent Street 1.6 km
- A501 Marylebone Road 1.7 km
- A3211 Victoria Embankment 2.1 km
- Fleet Street 2.2 km
- Park Lane 2.7 km
- Tooley Street 3.9 km
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