King Street in Oxford

King Street in Oxford is a single-lane, asphalted residential street. The road has sidewalks. It runs as a one-way street in a northwest-southeast direction starting from Jericho Street and ends at Cardigan Street. King Street also exists in Herefordshire, Suffolk, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Warwickshire.

Road Type: residential street
Lanes: 1
Speed Limit: 20 mph
Route: southeast-northwest

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Observatory Street

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Amenities nearby

St Paul's Nursery

Buildings nearby

Lord Napier House

Apartment buildings nearby

Bars nearby

Buildings nearby

Radcliffe Observatory

Flora Anderson Hall

Tennis Pavilion

Chapels nearby

St Luke's Chapel

Constructions nearby

Ratan Tata Building

Convenience stores nearby

The Co-operative Food

Dormitories nearby

Gardens nearby

Grass nearby

Industrial areas nearby

St John's College Estate Yard

Libraries nearby

Somerville College Library

Office buildings nearby

New Radcliffe House

Sports halls nearby

Stationery shops nearby

Walton Stationers

Universities nearby

Green Templeton College

University buildings nearby

Gibson Building

The Anna Watts Building

Blavatnik School of Government

Harkness Building

Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities

Observer's House

Andrew Wiles Building

Fellowship House

Radcliffe Humanities

Walton Building

Library and Academic Centre

Veterinary practices nearby

Other nearby

Radcliffe Meteorological Station