London Wall (road)

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London Wall is a major street in the City of London that follows the line of the ancient Roman defensive wall and serves as an important east–west traffic route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road
street
country United Kingdom
crosses Moorgate junction
linked to: Moorgate station
follows London Wall (Roman city wall)
linked to: London Wall

line of the ancient Roman defensive wall of London
function east–west traffic artery
major traffic route
hasBuildingAlong 1 London Wall
linked to: London Wall road

200 Aldersgate
City of London offices
London Wall Place development
hasDesignation A1211
hasDirection east–west
hasJunctionWith Aldersgate Street
Coleman Street
Moorgate
Museum of London roundabout
Wood Street
hasLanes multiple traffic lanes in each direction in parts
hasNearbyStation Barbican station
Moorgate station
St Paul’s station
hasPedestrianInfrastructure pavements
pedestrian crossings
hasSpeedLimit typical central London urban speed limit
historicalRelation built broadly along the course of the Roman city wall
locatedIn City of London
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
maintainedBy City of London Corporation
namedAfter London Wall (Roman city wall)
linked to: London Wall
near Barbican Estate
Museum of London
St Alphage Garden
remains of the Roman London Wall
partOf City of London road network
passesThrough City of London financial district
linked to: City of London
roadType urban arterial road
terminusEast near Moorgate
terminusWest near Aldersgate Street
transportRole distributor road for traffic in the City of London

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Moorgate connectsTo London Wall (road)
London Wall roadNamedAfter London Wall (street in the City of London)
linked to: London Wall (road)
City of London street network contains London Wall (street)
linked to: London Wall (road)