Dover - busy ferry port, Calais - ferry port on French side of the Channel, Eurostar - passenger train service that runs through the channel tunnel, Folkestone - where the Channel tunnel starts on the English side , M25 - London's orbital road, 2012 - when London hosted the Olympics, Sandwich - town in Kent where there is Pfizer factory, Dagenham - area of London with a Ford factory, Kent - area associated with market gardening, rendzina - soils formed from chalk bedrock, Thames - river that London is built on, Romans - they built the first settlement at London, Oxfordshire - area with dairy farming, Oxford - location of the Mini factory, Portsmouth - Britain's main naval base, Windsor - legoland is here, Brighton - the original seaside resort, Brixton - a black neighbourhood in London, Kilburn - an Irish neighbourhood in London, Trinidad - many migrants came from here to work in London's public transport sector in the 1950s, 1973 - when UK joined the EEC, Germany - British cars could not compete against cars from here in the European Single Market, Soho - area of London with a Chinatown and a large gay community, Heathrow - London's busiest airport, Chelsea - a very expensive area in London, Trafalgar Square - where the British National Museum and Nelson's Pillar are, The West End - area of London with many theatres, The East End - the Cockney part of London, Canary Wharf - former docklands in London that have undergone redevelopment, 2016 - when the Brexit referendum was held,

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