Gallery:A212
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A212
Hogarth Crescent, Croydon
A212 descends past Grangewood Park on its journey from Beulah Hill. Note the on-pavement parking allowed.
A212
Looking north from the rbt.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 06, 2008 by SteveA30
A212 Crystal Palace Parade
Looking down towards Upper Norwood with the site of the former Crystal Palace on the left. In the distance is the Croydon transmitter. The Crystal Palace once ran nearly the complete length of the road. Underneath is the Paxton Tunnel for the former Crystal Palace to London Bridge High Level railway. The only time I have ever seen this road quiet is around 7am on a Sunday.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 29, 2006 by Nick_A34
Junction of the A212 & A214
This is the crossing point of the A212 & A214 in Crystal Palace. Despite what the maps & TomTom say, this is a one way system. The A212 towards Croydon is to the left of the pub.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 26, 2006 by Nick_A34
Addington area
A2022/A212 rbt. June 23 2008
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 06, 2008 by SteveA30
The Croydon Canyon - A212 Wellesley Road, Croydon Underpass, and the central reservation tram tracks
The Underpass, Croydon.
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130-142 Church Road (C) Stephen Richards
A selection of solid mid-C19th houses of similar scale, but each differing slightly in the styles and motifs employed. The one on the right is now a doctors' surgery.
Church Road has a number of good suburban villas dating from around this time, many of which have been converted to multiple occupancy or institutional use, and most of its buildings are within a Conservation Area.
A selection of solid mid-C19th houses of similar scale, but each differing slightly in the styles and motifs employed. The one on the right is now a doctors' surgery.
Church Road has a number of good suburban villas dating from around this time, many of which have been converted to multiple occupancy or institutional use, and most of its buildings are within a Conservation Area.
A leafy part of Croydon. The A212 at its junction with Oaks Road, a useful cut through.
Looking North West along Coombe Lane/Coombe Road, the A212
Heading towards Croydon, just after the B243 junction.
B243 (southern section) reaches the A212. The signage still indicates the continuance of the route as the A2039, a rather short-lived moniker.
The B243 having crossed the A212 on a couple of mini roundabouts spaced closely, rises away on the appropriately named Park Hill Rise.
The B243 is staggered across the A212 and requires two mini roundabouts.
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