This is an incomplete list of places in London, England.

Geographic divisions and areas

Neighbourhoods

Aside from the City and the London boroughs themselves, all contemporary districts of London are informal designations; usually based or adapted from historic parish or borough boundaries which were all abolished by 1965. London postcode districts often have an influence over where a place is considered to be although they were not designed for that purpose. All London boroughs are divided into wards which often share the names of London districts, however, they rarely share the historic or commonly accepted contemporary boundaries of those places.

London boroughs

Greater London consists of the City of London and 32 London boroughs, of which 12 are statutory Inner London boroughs and 20 are Outer London boroughs.

London boroughInner/OuterSub-region[1]London Assembly[2]
Barking and DagenhamOuterNorth EastCity and East
BarnetOuterNorthBarnet and Camden
BexleyOuterSouth EastBexley and Bromley
BrentOuterWestBrent and Harrow
BromleyOuterSouth EastBexley and Bromley
CamdenInnerNorthBarnet and Camden
CroydonOuterSouth WestCroydon and Sutton
EalingOuterWestEaling and Hillingdon
EnfieldOuterNorthEnfield and Haringey
GreenwichInner †South EastGreenwich and Lewisham
HackneyInnerNorthNorth East
Hammersmith and FulhamInnerWestWest Central
HaringeyOuter *NorthEnfield and Haringey
HarrowOuterNorth WestBrent and Harrow
HaveringOuterNorth EastHavering and Redbridge
HillingdonOuterWestEaling and Hillingdon
HounslowOuterWestSouth West
IslingtonInnerNorthNorth East
Kensington and ChelseaInnerWestWest Central
Kingston upon ThamesOuterSouth WestSouth West
LambethInnerSouth WestLambeth and Southwark
LewishamInnerSouth EastGreenwich and Lewisham
MertonOuterSouth WestMerton and Wandsworth
NewhamOuter *North EastCity and East
RedbridgeOuterNorth EastHavering and Redbridge
Richmond upon ThamesOuterSouth WestSouth West
SouthwarkInnerSouth EastLambeth and Southwark
SuttonOuterSouth WestCroydon and Sutton
Tower HamletsInnerNorth EastCity and East
Waltham ForestOuterNorth EastNorth East
WandsworthInnerSouth WestMerton and Wandsworth
WestminsterInnerWestWest Central

† = Outer London for statistics | * = Inner London for statistics

Sub-regions

Political divisions

Geographic features

Hills and highest points

Waterways

Canals

Canal tunnels

Docks

Islands and peninsulas

Lakes and ponds

Reservoirs

Rivers

Subterranean rivers

Open spaces

Cemeteries

Parks, gardens, and commons

Remnants of ancient woodlands

Royal Parks

Urban farms

Buildings and structures

Airports

Bridges

Cathedrals and places of worship

Government and parliamentary buildings

Houses and palaces

Inns of Court

Markets

Former markets

Covered markets

Street markets

Trade markets

Museums and art galleries

Railway stations

Roadways

Footpaths

Major roads

Roman roads

Streets and squares

Ruins

Shopping arcades

Sporting venues

Theatres and concert halls

Tourist attractions

Former tourist attractions

Windmills

See also

References

  1. London Assembly - London Plan: Sub-regions, CAZ and government growth area policies Archived 2009-07-13 at the Wayback Machine
  2. London Assembly - London Assembly Constituency Information Archived 2008-01-17 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved on 22 February 2008.
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