Albert Embankment

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Albert Embankment is a riverside stretch and roadway on the south bank of the River Thames in central London, known for its government and international organization buildings and views across to Westminster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf embankment
riverside road
street in London
adjacentTo Lambeth
Vauxhall
constructedBy Metropolitan Board of Works
constructionEnd 1869
constructionStart 1866
country United Kingdom
designer Joseph Bazalgette
follows River Thames
linked to: Thames
hasBuilding International Maritime Organization headquarters
Lambeth Fire Station
Vintage House
hasNearbyBridge Lambeth Bridge
Vauxhall Bridge
hasNearbyLandmark Lambeth Palace
Millbank (north bank)
linked to: Millbank

Palace of Westminster
hasPart office buildings
riverside walkway
roadway
hasViewOf Palace of Westminster
Westminster
linked to: City of Westminster
knownFor government buildings
international organization buildings
views across the River Thames to Westminster
locatedIn Central London
London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Lambeth
linked to: Lambeth
maintainedBy Lambeth London Borough Council
namedAfter Albert, Prince Consort
Prince Albert
partOf A3036 road NERFINISHED
postalCode SE1
riverBank south bank of the River Thames
terminusPoint Lambeth Bridge
Vauxhall Bridge
transportConnection Lambeth North area
linked to: Lambeth North

Vauxhall bus station
Vauxhall railway station

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IMO Headquarters, London locatedOn Albert Embankment
Nightingale Training School for Nurses locatedOn Albert Embankment (after St Thomas' relocation)
linked to: Albert Embankment
St Thomas’ Hospital locatedOn Albert Embankment
Kennington Lane hasJunctionWith Albert Embankment
Joseph Bazalgette notableWork Albert Embankment
Lambeth Bridge near Albert Embankment