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London
London is the capital of England, and the largest metropolitan city in the United Kingdom. It has a total area of 1,572.1 square kilometers (607 square miles), with an estimated population of 7.6 million (as of 2010).
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The population of London is around 8 million and New Zealand about 4.5 million.
London is the capital city of he United Kingdom and its monetary system is the Pound Sterling. (GBP - £)
What percentage of people in London can read?
just like anywhere else, if you go to school you learn to read (its against the law not to go to school), so id say probably 99.99999999999% of people.
Buckinham Palace, Tower of London, MadameTussaud, London Bridge, London eye, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, the Houses of Parliament, Hyde park, Camden market, London zoo, Oxford Street, The Shard, Harry potter world, natural history museum, the science museum, the O2
Who is Julian Smith in London?
If you are talking about Julian Smith a director that used to work for opes prime then from 2008 to 2010 he has not been to London or anywhere overseas because the court stole his pasport.
Which city is biger London or Tehran?
The metropolitan area of London is approximately three times as large as the area of Tehran.
What did the Romans name the road linking London-leicester-wroxeter?
Its present day name is Watling Street.
Where can you find a statue of the Great Fire of London?
monument ni the city of london
There is a plaque in the street that was Pudding Lane, where the fire started......honestly why answer the way you do
Most streets in England are called: something Street, like Oxford Street.
There are other possibilities like Lincoln Gardens, Cambridge Avenue, Boar Close, ...
Not many have the designation Road, apart from the main street of many towns which is called the High Road.
So this is not particulalrly remarkable.
(Interestingly, all the others are stressed in pronunciation, but Road is not stressed.)
What profession have traditionally congregated on Harley Street in London?
This street is renowned for (expensive, private) doctors.
How does GMT differ from local time?
GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time and it is the time in London or Lisbon. Local time is the time in your current location. Therefore, if you live in Rome, which is GMT+1, the time will be one hour later than the time in London (Greenwich). In the differnet time zones, one hour is added from Greenwich all the way round the world until you get back.
Which are some of the most visited tourist attractions for children in London?
London is a great idea, since this city is filled with an abundance of options especially for children below 10. Among the most popular ones, an attraction that stands out is surely Madame Tussaud's wax museum. Not only kids, but also adults will enjoy time spent here. Another attraction is the London Eye. A ride on this gigantic ferris wheel is surely a great family experience and offers several opportunities to capture a photograph and seal the memory for a lifetime.
Other ideas: the Science museum and the Natural History museum are always popular,as is Regent's Park zoo. The Tower of London is iconic. A ride on the docklands railway, which is pilotless may appeal. The London wetlands centre at Barnes is an oasis of wildlife with planned activities for children. The London Dungeon is popular, but scary.
How much does it cost to go to Jupiter?
It's going to be a very long time before anyone visits Jupiter, so no one knows the cost. I personally don't believe it'll ever happen that anyone will visit Jupiter. I'd imagine you'd need to win the lottery several times if you wanted to go to Jupiter.
What Heathrow terminal to Nepal?
It depends on which airline you are travelling with. British Airways leaves from Terminal 5.
Can you see Big Ben from space?
First of all, what most people call 'Big Ben" is in fact St. Stephen's clock tower This tower contains a clock and a chime. Big Ben is the largest of the bells that are used to play the "Westminster" chime; it sounds the hours. In fact you can't see Big Ben even from Westminster Bridge, never mind from space, because it is hidden inside the tower.
If the question is 'can you see St. Stephen's clock tower from space with the naked eye', then the answer is no.
If you use a good telescope, then it is definitely yes. The optics in spy satellites like the KH11 can see objects much smaller than 1 meter across. A spy satellite could very easily see Big Ben ( the bell !) if it were to be left on the lawn in Parliament Square.
No-one should feel bad about getting the name wrong - even Londoners, who ought to know better, make this mistake often.
What is the nearest tube station to romford?
Romford doesn't have a tube station but the mainline station has a frequent service to London Liverpool Street. The nearest tube station is Upminster.
