London Borough of Brent
Fryent Country Park, BrentSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fryent_Country_Park_view_north.JPG
Author: Dudley Miles
The London Borough of Brent is one of the boroughs of Outer London located on the northwestern part of Greater London. It shares a border with the London Borough of Harrow to the northwest, the London Borough of Barnet to the northeast, the London Borough of Camden to the east, three boroughs, the London Borough of Ealing, the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham and the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, all to the south, and the City of Westminster to the southeast.
The London Borough of Brent is 43.24 sq km (16.7 sq mi) in area. It has a population of 278,000 (2011 estimate).
Going to Brent
The London Borough of Brent is served by both the London Underground and London Overground. Stations of the London Underground (some of which also serve the London Overground) in Brent include the Alperton Tube Station, Dollis Hill Tube Station, Harlesdon Tube Station, Kensal Green Tube Station, Kenton Tube Station, Kilburn Park Tube Station, Kilburn Tube Station, Kingsbury Tube Station, Neasden Tube Station, North Wembley Tube Station, Northwich Park Tube Station, Preston Road Tube Station, Queen's Park Tube Station, South Kenton Tube Station, Stonebridge Park Tube Station, Sudbury Town Tube Station, Wembley Central Tube Station, Wembley Park Tube Station, Willesden Green Tube Station and Willesden Junction Tube Station.
Brentfield Road-Harrow Road junctionSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brentfield_Road-Harrow_Road_NW10_-_geograph.org.uk_-_310180.jpg
Author: Russell Trebor
Sights in Brent
- Wembley Arena
- Wembley Stadium
Places in Brent
- Alperton
- Brent Park
- Brondesbury Park
- Church End
- Cricklewood
- Dollis Hill
- Harlesden
- Harrow Road
- Kensal Green
- Kenton
- Kilburn
- Kingsbury
- Neasden
- North Wembley
- Park Royal
- Preston
- Queen's Park
- Queensbury
- Stonebridge
- Sudbury
- Tokyngton
- Wembley
- Wembley Park
- Willesden
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