South London

The South London area is that part of London that is located to the south of the Thames River. The southern part of London city is comparatively new and consists of residential areas. South London is one of the prominent London districts.
South London is a later development of the British capital metropolis. There are a few historical sites in this part of London. The southern area of London also has some offices and departments of the United Kingdom Government. The boroughs of Lewisham, Bromley, Greenwich, Bexley, Southwark, Wandsworth, Richmond, Bromley and Croydon make up the South London area. The London areas of Sutton, Merton and Kingston also fall under it.

In London Map the South London area is witnessing major urban regeneration projects. The Greenwich Peninsula area is being developed to accommodate thousands of new residents. Development projects have been undertaken in the South London areas of Lewisham, Kidbrooke and also in Elephant and Castle. Massive investments are being made and planned in the Croydon area. The long defunct Battersea Power Station is being revamped to be turned into a complete recreational zone. Notable tourist sites in South London include the Tate Modern Art Gallery, the London Eye and the National Film Theater among others.

London Districts

Barnes	Battersea	Borough	Bow
Brixton	Canary Wharf	Central London	Chiswick
Clapham	East	Hampstead	Highbury
Highgate	Kingscross	Knightsbridge	Marylebone
Muswell Hill	North London	Notting Hill	Portobello
Primrosehill	Queens Park	Rainham	Soho
South London	Stoke Newington	Stratford	Twickenham
Wanstead	Wembley	West London	Wimbledon
Winchmore Hill

Last Updated on 28 march 2013