Geography
Edgware is a post town within the HA postcode area.
| Bushey | Elstree | Borehamwood | ||
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| Queensbury | Burnt Oak | Colindale |
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A41 Edgware Way, located north from Edgware town centre. This is taken from Edgwarebury Lane footbridge, viewed eastwards
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The Basin lake, located in Canons Drive to the west of Edgware. It is located in the borough of Harrow
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Grassland in Edgwarebury Park, taken from the A41 Edgware Way/Watford-by-Pass. This is the far north, rural area of Edgware.
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The former track of the Great Northern Railway line, which closed in 1964. This image is taken from Dean's Lane in the east of Edgware (near the hospital)
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Rose Garden Close in western Edgware, near Canons Drive. This road consists of large and posh suburban houses, near Lake Grove
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