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|Covent Garden |
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|[pic] |
|Location |
|OS grid reference: |TQ303809 |
|Latitude: |51.5119° |
|Longitude: |-0.1213° |
|Administration |
|London borough: |Westminster, Camden |
|County level: |Greater London |
|Region: |London |
|Constituent country: |England |
|Sovereign state: |United Kingdom |
|Other |
|Ceremonial county: |Greater London |
|Historic county: |Middlesex |
|Services |
|Police force: |Metropolitan Police |
|Fire brigade: |London Fire Brigade |
|Ambulance service: |London Ambulance |
|Post office and telephone |
|Post town: |LONDON |
|Postal district: |WC2 |
|Dialling code: |020 |
|Politics |
|UK Parliament: |Cities of London and
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