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10 Downing Street to Chaim Weizmann
10 Downing Street· 2002 Commonwealth Games· Agustín Pichot· Altrincham· Andrew Symonds· Anglican Church of Canada· Anglo–Spanish War (1585)· Anil Kumble· Arthur Ernest Percival· Arthur Machen· Ashton-under-Lyne· Asser· Aylesbury· Bakerloo line· Banbury· Barrow-in-Furness· Basingstoke· Bath, Somerset· Battersea· Battle of Schellenberg· Battle of the Boyne· Bedfordshire· Berkshire· Billy Bishop· Birkenhead· Birmingham· Birmingham International Airport (United Kingdom)· Black Country· Blackburn· Blackpool· Blyth, Northumberland· Bolton· Boulogne-sur-Mer· Bournemouth· Bradford· Brian Laudrup· Brighton· Bristol· Brixton· Buckinghamshire· Burnley· Bury· Cabinet of Canada· Cambridge· Cambridgeshire· Canadian House of Commons· Cape Cod· Central line· Ceremonial counties of England· Chaim Weizmann

Charing Cross to Exeter
Charing Cross· Charing Cross railway station· Chelmsford· Chelsea, London· Chesterfield· Chiswick· Christian Ziege· City and South London Railway· City of London Corporation· City of Salford· City of Westminster· Civil parish· Claudio Pizarro· Clock Tower, Palace of Westminster· Cockney· Connecticut· Cornish language· Cornish people· Counties of England· Covent Garden· Coventry· Coventry Cathedral· Crawley· Croydon· Crystal Palace, London· Cumbria· Dartmoor· Derby· Derbyshire· Desmond Llewelyn· Devon· Didsbury· Districts of England· Dominic Monaghan· Doncaster· Dorset· Douglas Hyde· Downing Street· Dragonair· Durham· Dwight Yorke· East Anglia· East London Line· East Riding of Yorkshire· East Sussex· Eastbourne· Eden Project· Edward Plunkett, 18th Baron of Dunsany· England· Exeter

Exmoor to Lake District
Exmoor· Falmouth, Cornwall· Fleet Street· Folkestone· Frank Whittle· Gareth Bale· George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore· Glasgow Central station· Glastonbury Festival· Gloucester· Gloucestershire· Gordie Howe· Governor-General of Australia· Grantham· Greater London· Greater Manchester· Grimsby· Guildford· HMAS Sydney (1934)· HMS Prince of Wales (53)· Halifax, West Yorkshire· Harrods· Hastings· Hemel Hempstead· Herefordshire· Herne Bay, Kent· Hertfordshire· High Wycombe· Historic counties of England· Huddersfield· Hyde Park, London· Isle of Dogs· Isle of Portland· Isle of Wight· Isles of Scilly· Jacobite rising· Jacobitism· James Brooke· James Ussher· Jimmy Connors· John Farnham· John Jellicoe, 1st Earl Jellicoe· Jubilee line· Kapil Dev· Kensington· Kingdom of England· Kingston upon Thames· Kirsty Coventry· Knightsbridge· Lake District

Lancashire to Mendip Hills
Lancashire· Lancaster, Lancashire· Leamington Spa· Leeds· Leicester· Leicester Square· Leicestershire· Lieutenant-Governor (Canada)· Lincolnshire· Liverpool John Lennon Airport· Liverpool Street station· London Borough of Barking and Dagenham· London Borough of Croydon· London Borough of Harrow· London Borough of Hounslow· London Borough of Lambeth· London Borough of Lewisham· London Borough of Newham· London Borough of Southwark· London Borough of Wandsworth· London Bridge station· London City Airport· London Docklands· London Marathon· London Overground· London Victoria station· London borough· Lundy· Luton· M1 motorway· M25 motorway· M4 motorway· M62 motorway· M6 motorway· Macclesfield· Maine· Manchester· Manchester Airport· Manchester Metrolink· Manchester Piccadilly station· Marble Arch· Marjory Stoneman Douglas· Markus Babbel· Martin Frobisher· Marylebone station· Massachusetts· Matterhorn· Matthew Hayden· Mayor of London· Mendip Hills

Merseyside to Provincetown, Massachusetts
Merseyside· Metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties of England· Metropolitan county· Michael Jeffery· Middlesbrough· Middlesex· Monarchy of the United Kingdom· Mount Washington (New Hampshire)· National Railway Museum· New Bedford, Massachusetts· New England· New Forest· New Hampshire· Newbury, Berkshire· Newquay· North East England· North Yorkshire· Northampton· Northamptonshire· Northeastern University· Northern line· Northumberland· Northumbria· Norwich· Notting Hill· Nottingham· Nottinghamshire· Oldham· Operation Sea Lion· Order of the Garter· Oxford Street· Oxfordshire· Parliament of Canada· Patrick Manning· Paul Kane· Peak District· Penwith· Penzance· Peter Finch· Peterborough· PetroChina· Phil Lynott· Piccadilly Circus· Pilgrims· Plymouth· Politics of Canada· Poole· Portsmouth· Preston· Provincetown, Massachusetts

Ramsgate to Stockport
Ramsgate· Raymond Burr· Reading, Berkshire· Regent's Park· Rhode Island· River Avon, Bristol· River Mersey· River Severn· River Thames· River Trent· River Tyne· Robert Emmet· Robin Gibb· Rochdale· Roque Santa Cruz· Rotherham· Royal Academy· Royal Albert Hall· Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea· Royal Tunbridge Wells· Rugby, Warwickshire· Saint Boniface· Sale, Greater Manchester· Salford· Salisbury· Samir Nasri· Scafell Pike· Scarborough, North Yorkshire· Science Museum (London)· Shaw and Crompton· Sheffield· Shepherd's Bush· Sheridan Le Fanu· Shrewsbury· Shropshire· Skat (card game)· Slough· Soho· South East England· South West England· South Yorkshire· Southampton· Southend-on-Sea· Southport· St Albans· St Helens, Merseyside· St Ives, Cornwall· St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin· Staffordshire· Stockport

Stoke-on-Trent to Yorkshire and the Humber
Stoke-on-Trent· Stratford-upon-Avon· Stretford· Stuart Adamson· Sunderland· Surrey· Sussex· Sussex County, Delaware· Sutton Coldfield· Swindon· Taoiseach· Teignmouth· Telford· Thomas Telford· Torquay· Trafalgar Square· Trafford· Tramlink· Truro· Tung Chee Hwa· Tyne and Wear· University of Connecticut· University of Sussex· Vermont· Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg· Warwickshire· Waterloo & City line· Watford· West End of London· West Sussex· West Yorkshire· Westminster· Weston-super-Mare· Weymouth· Whitby· White City Stadium· Whitehall· Whitstable· Wigan· William Adams (sailor)· William Bligh· William Slim, 1st Viscount Slim· Wiltshire· Winchester· Windsor, Berkshire· Windsor, Ontario· Woking· Wolverhampton· Worcester· Worcestershire· Yorkshire· Yorkshire and the Humber