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If one was travelling along the coastline, half way you would find the mouth of the Tina river, and there located - the town of Umzimvubu. If one was travelling along the N2 (the road from Durban to East London) half way would be the town of Kwabhaca.

It's according if you think they might be alive or dead or if your looking for genealogy records. If this is a family member that hasn't been seen for a long time the first thing I would do id go to the social security death index and type the name in and see if they might have passed on,if you don't find it there,I would type the name into the google search engine like this"John Doe" and then "John Doe",Texas or whatever the last state the person resided. Another thing you could do is go to PeopleLookup.com or a people seach engine of your choice and put your information in and see what comes up,sometimes when a persons name comes up relitives will show up with them. Some of the information can be a few years old tho. If all else fails and you have the social security number of the person you could have it ran through the driver lisense department or let your local police station do it for you,but there could be a fee.

The square was built in honor of Admiral Lord Nelson after his victory in 1805 at the Battle of Trafalgar. Britain's most famous sea Lord, Nelson died in this famous battle against Napoleon. Trafalgar Square was designed by John Nash and constructed in the 1830s, on the site that was originally the mews for royal hawks and then royal stables.

According the AA Route Planner (GB Edition) the distance is 30.7 miles, this will take about 1 hours and 10 minutes to drive, assuming you take the direct route to the centre of each location and there are no stops, accidents, breakdowns or other hold ups en route.

NO. London is both more populous and covers more territory.

Interested in the history of London? Want to visit some historic buildings? In London you can experience thousands of years of royal history at historical attractions such as Tower of London, the former home of King Henry VIII. The iconic London Tower Bridge is one of London's most recognisable historic landmark and it offers visitors the perfect photo opportunity with stunning views from the walkway at the top. Other popular historic attractions include St Paul's Cathedral, Royal Albert Hall and Windsor Castle - the official residence of the Queen!

London is packed with some the best museums in the world which cover topics from history and World War II to music, sport and the motor industry. The Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms offer a taste of life was like for the great leader during the Battle of Britain.

There are many ways you can discover and learn about London's famous landmarks. The most relaxing way is on board a Thames River Cruise, floating down the river you will see many of the sights that feature of postcards for the city.

Other London tourist attractions that visitors shouldn't miss include London Zoo, HMS Belfast, the only surviving vessel from WWII, and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the great theatre in which the playwriters shows were originally held.Visiting all these attractions make for an exciting and memorable experience, however, it can also be a rather expensive one too. That's where a London Pass comes in handy.

With a London Pass you can visit over 55 London attractions (including all the above) for free! That's a fantastic saving and on top of that holders get a Guidebook, optional Travelcard and loads of special offers for various shops and leisure facilities.

Harry Beck in 1931. He created the style we know today. Earlier maps were made based on layovers of geographical road maps and prior to his map, they were put together by Underground Electric Railways Company of London Limited so there were many people in on the originals but Harry Beck made the easy to use one we all know today.

Lots of trains go from Crewe to London.

Theres a Cheshire in the USA too... it sucks

Yes. You can find a photo of her and her son on Google Images.

London is south of Edinburgh. London is in England. Edinburgh is in Scotland.

Poet's Corner is in Westminster Abbey and is so named because many famous poets and writers are buried in that part of the Abbey.

Because modern ships are too big for the London docks.

The cost of an airfare for a flight from London to Malaga will depend on the time of year you are travelling, the airport (Stanstead, Heathrow, Gatwick or Luton) and the airline. The typical fare can range from £30 to £200 for a one-way ticket.

The population of Toronto is around 2.6 million and the population of London is about 7.7 million.

The Natural History Museum or scale models in Crystal Palace Park.

Since the UK came into existence in 1701, London has always been the capital

It is an area where there are commercial, manufacturing, factories, and other such businesses. Also a non residential area.

The flight distance from Raleigh, North Carolina to London Heathrow Airport is 3,871 miles.

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It is known as the M25 or the London Orbital and is 117 miles long

Each capsule holds 25 people.

A footstep or less, as Kent and Surry are next to each other.

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