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Exact pins across London
A meeting point is a pin - a gate, landmark, or station exit. Rank pins fairly, then text the landmark.
South Bank Meeting Points
OfficialSouth Bank meeting points ranked by fair journey: landmarks, not a mile of river.
Hampstead Heath Meeting PointsOfficialGates, ponds, viewpoints and cafés so a group can actually find each other on the Heath, ranked by fair journey.
Woodberry Wetlands Meeting PointsOfficialEntrances and the Coal House café at Woodberry Wetlands: the landmarks to name instead of "the reservoir".
Regent's Canal Meeting Points (Islington to Victoria Park)OfficialBridges, locks and basins along the towpath from Angel to Victoria Park. Pick the access point that is fairest for everyone.
Thames Path meeting points, Hammersmith to Strand-on-the-GreenOfficialBridges, gardens and riverside landmarks between Hammersmith and Strand-on-the-Green, ranked by fair journey.
Parkland Walk: Finsbury Park to Highgate Meeting PointsOfficialNamed entrances on London's longest linear nature reserve so the group meets at a gate or the ghost platforms, not "somewhere on the Parkland Walk".
Richmond Park Meeting PointsOfficialNamed gates and landmarks across London's largest Royal Park, ranked by fair journey so you meet at the right entrance.