Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Outer Circle
GPS Coordinates
51°31'32", -00°08'44" show decimal
Google Earth
London A-Z
Page 67, F2
Nicholson
Page 141, DH68
Ordnance Survey
Page 231, C3
Streetmap
Outer Circle
Regent's Park, London
The Outer Circle was built around 1822, providing a ring around Regent's Park and off which a number of great terraces were built to overlook the park, including on the eastern side Cumberland Terrace and Cambridge Gate.
How to get here from Conway Street:
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Walk: Head north up Conway Street until you reach Euston Road, then turn left towards Great Portland Street station. Cross over Euston Road at the main crossings then continue west along Marylebone Road until Park Square East on the right; follow this into Outer Circle. +
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Access: publicStatus: recognisableCambridge Gate (south) 
Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1)
Filmed: 2 Sep 1973
A seemingly deserted London ...
Access: publicStatus: recognisable Cumberland Terrace
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»Photograph taken: 2nd October 2005 by Chuck Foster
"Shot of the buildings from Cumberland Terrace itself, as the view is blocked by trees from the Outer Circle."
The Invasion (6)
Filmed: 11 Sep 1968
A quiet and peaceful London, unaware of what is about to happen ...
Where to walk to next?
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Conway Street (The War Machines). Follow Outer Circle south, crossing Saint Andrew's Place into Park Square East. When you reach Marylebone Road, turn left and walk to the crossings near Great Portland Street Station. Cross over and continue along Euston Road until you reach Conway Street on the right, and then follow this down to the junction with Grafton Way.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Maple Street (The War Machines): 0.39 miles. 
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Madame Tussauds (Spearhead from Space): 0.44 miles. 
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Charlotte Place (The War Machines): 0.65 miles.
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Margaret Street (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 0.66 miles.
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Dorset Square (The Silurians): 0.71 miles.
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Invasion of the Dinosaurs [2 Sep 1973]: A seemingly deserted London
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