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What is the distance between London and Essex?
about 40 miles
Distance between stansted to Essex London?
Stansted is in the county of Essex so it depends on where in Essex you want to go to.
What country is the name Halstead from?
This is the name of a place in Essex, England.
What is the distance from London city to Corringham Essex?
29 miles
What English county is Halstead in?
There are (at least) three places in England named Halstead. The largest one is a town in Essex, but there are also villages in Kent and Leicestershire.
Where is the East London Essex border?
The border between East London and Essex is between Brentwood (Essex) and Havering (London) and Thurrock (Essex) and Havering (London). Although Havering has an Essex postcode, it is still part of London and has been since 1965. The London boroughs of Havering, Barking and Dagenham and parts of Redbridge have Essex postcodes because they would be in North East London. The postcode for North East London would be "NE", just like "SE" is the postcode for South East London. These areas do not have the "NE" postcode simply because "NE" is the postcode for the northern city of Newcastle upon Tyne.
What is the distance from Essex to Gravesend?
There is a distance of 41.29 kilometers between Gravesend Kent and Harlow Essex in the United Kingdom. This is equivalent to 25.66 miles in distance.
Does Essex come in South London?
The county of Essex is to the Northeast of London.
What is the driving distance from Essex UK to Nottingham?
There are 128.779 miles between Essex, UK and Nottingham, England.
How far is White City London from Essex?
Essex is a county not a town, so the answer is anything between 20 miles and 100 miles dependent on which part of Essex.
Is London in Essex?
No. Essex is a county which borders London, located to the North East of London.
How many miles from Essex to abingdon?
According to Google Maps, travelling via the M25 gives a distance of 112 between Essex and Abingdon - a route taking 2 hours 10 minutes.
