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• London's most famous address is 10 Downing Street, home to the Prime Minister.
• City Hall (the new home of the Greater London Authority) has ten floors.
• The Thames Flood Barrier has ten gates, the largest four of which weigh 3700 tonnes each.
• There are ten London Underground tunnels under the River Thames, four of them part of the ten-mile-long Jubilee Line Extension.
• The A10 trunk road runs due north from Monument to Kings Lynn.
• Bus route 10 runs from Kings Cross to Hammersmith.
• What's the most famous number in Wimbledon? 10 is.
• City Hall (the new home of the Greater London Authority) has ten floors.
• The Thames Flood Barrier has ten gates, the largest four of which weigh 3700 tonnes each.
• There are ten London Underground tunnels under the River Thames, four of them part of the ten-mile-long Jubilee Line Extension.
• The A10 trunk road runs due north from Monument to Kings Lynn.
• Bus route 10 runs from Kings Cross to Hammersmith.
• What's the most famous number in Wimbledon? 10 is.