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Queens Mead in City of Winchester

Queens Mead in Winchester is a residential street. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends at Stanmore Lane, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type
residential street
Route
northeast-southwest
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Roads nearby

Stanmore Lane
Queens Mead, The New Queens Head, Wavell Way, Drayton Street, Stanmore School
50 m
Olivers Battery Road North
50 m
Oaklands Close
100 m
Monmouth Square
100 m
Drayton Street
150 m
Westminster Gate
200 m
Nightingale Close
200 m
Battery Hill
Battery Hill, One Stop
250 m
Thurmond Road
250 m
Sheridan Close
300 m
Monarch Way
300 m
St Lukes Court
300 m
Manor Road
350 m
Fox Lane
350 m
Birch Court
350 m
Kings Road
The Tower Arts Centre
350 m
Keble Street
350 m
Swithun Way
400 m
Pitt Road
400 m
Hawkes Way
400 m
Kilham Lane
400 m
Old Romsey Road
400 m
Addison Close
400 m
Wilberforce Close
400 m
Branksome Close
450 m
Thurmond Crescent
Thurmond Road
450 m
Cedar Close
450 m
Chatham Road
450 m
General Johnson Court
450 m
Wayneflete Place
450 m
Woolford Close
450 m
Dawn Gardens
450 m
Woodfield Drive
500 m
Knights Crescent
500 m
Austin Drive
500 m
Fairfax Close
500 m
Bailey Close
500 m
Cobbett Close
500 m
Wavell Way
Somers Close, Premier, Wavell Way, Cobbett Close
550 m
Romsey Road
Pitt Roundabout
550 m
Walpole Road
550 m
Wolfe Close
550 m
Minden Way
Minden Way, Fox Lane
550 m
Pitt Roundabout
600 m
The Croft
600 m

Places of worship nearby

Saint Stephen's
350 m

Residential areas nearby

Silkstead Park
500 m

School buildings nearby

Kings' School Winchester
500 m

Social facilities nearby

St Catherines View Dementia Home
100 m