Queens Avenue in City of Canterbury

Queens Avenue in Canterbury is a single-lane, asphalted, lit residential street. It crosses Crown Gardens, Princes Way, London Road, Orchard Street, St. Dunstan's Terrace, Whitehall Bridge Road, Queens View and Rheims Way and ends in a cul-de-sac. This road is part of the bicycle route "Crab & Winkle Way". Queens Avenue also exists in Maidstone.

Road Type: primary road link
Lanes: 1
Speed Limit: 20 mph

Roads nearby

Whitehall Bridge Road

Whitehall Close

St. Dunstan's Terrace

Great Stour Way

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Whitehall Gardens

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Orchard Close Mews

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Jessie’s bridge

Old Watling Street

City Wall Avenue

Creine Mill Lane North

Drying Shed Lane

Creine Mill Lane South

Tannery Way North

Tannery Way South

Buildings nearby

St. Dunstan's Church Hall

Allotment gardens nearby

Victoria Park Allotments

Whitehall Road Allotments

Buildings nearby

Davis Simmonds & Donaghey Solicitors

Cafés nearby

The Coffee Corner

Dental practices nearby

St. Dunstan's Dental Practice

Fast food restaurants nearby

Marino's Fish Bar

Gardens nearby

Grasslands nearby

Guest house nearby

The Black Horse B&B

Office buildings nearby

The Roger Wenn Partnership Limited

Parks nearby

Westgate Gardens

Pharmacies nearby

Pubs nearby

Residential buildings nearby

St. Mildreds Court

Rivers nearby

Ruins nearby

Medieval Archway

Scrublands nearby

Bingley's Island