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 Grand Union Canal. The Grand Union Canal main
line covers the 137 miles from London and Birmingham. Branches
take it to places such as Slough, Leicester, Wendover, Aylesbury
and Northampton. One end of the Canal is at Brentford on the
River Thames, the other end at Bordesley Junction in the centre
of Birmingham. At Bordesley it divides to join up with other
canals. Passes 1 mile
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Air Force Museum London, Grahame Park Way, London, NW9 5LL. Tel:
020 8205 2266. A world-class collection of aircraft, aviation
artefacts and memorabilia. About 3 miles north of Wembley, near
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Wembley is about 8 miles
from Charing Cross, Westminster, generally accepted as the place
for measuring the distance to and from London. It is a suburb
of north-west London in the borough of Brent. It is well known
as the location of the English national football stadium, Wembley
Stadium, the home of the English football team. If you are flying
to/from London, London Heathrow airport is about 11 miles from
Wembley and London Gatwick airport is about 36 miles from Wembley.
Your nearest mainline rail link to Wembley is Wembley Stadium
and Wembley Central. If you intend to travel on the London Tube/Underground,
please use the
