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Encyclopedia > Kings Cross

Kings Cross refers to a district in two places:

and Kings Cross is an area in the London Borough of Camden in the north of central London, England. ... This GNER train serving Kings Cross is named White Rose after the traditional symbol of Yorkshire. ...

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Kings Cross Sydney Australia - sydney.com.au (339 words)
King's Cross has for a long time been known to most Australians as the drugs and red light capital of Australia.
You will see some pretty strange sights around the Cross, an area frequented by people from all walks of life, and although generally it is OK to look, don't stare or make snide remarks as this could land you in trouble.
If you are looking to eat at a Kings Cross restaurant or nearby Darlinghurst, then the range of restaurants are extensive and will suit any culinary fancy.
Hotels Near Kings Cross Station London With Detailed Map (625 words)
Hotels near Kings Cross London are dominated by cheap bed and breakfast style accommodation.
The Bed and Breakfasts at Kings Cross are immediately opposite the main entrance to Kings Cross, none of them more than 200m walk.
Kings Cross is a major transport hub with 7 underground lines.
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