TEXT GUIDE TO WATFORD TOWN Centre

p align=center>By Terry Robinson B.Sc,

February 2003

Introduction

This guide describes how the principal shopping areas of Watford can be reached via public transport and indicates the location of all business and public venues we found through our survey of January/February 2003.

Scope of Our Survey

Describe Online has published text guides to:
  Watford Junction Station
Watford High Street Station
Watford Metropolitan Line Station

This guide describes safe routes between each of these stations and the High Street. In doing this we identify public premises on:

Descriptions of the Harlequin Centre and Charter Place (confined to the Lower and Upper Malls) are also provided.

Our survey identified those bus stops within the bus station adjacent to Watford Junction Station, plus:

Which Page?

  The Road Network
Public Transport
The High Street
Queens Road
The Harlequin Centre
Charter Place
Market Street
Clarendon Road

Disclaimer

The information given in this guide is for guidance only and does not of itself improve the safety of individuals using the premises described here. Nor is it intended that the information in our guides constitute a replacement in part or whole for individuals’ existing mobility or navigation aids.

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© 2003 Terry Robinson

This guide is sponsored by
The Sylvia Adams Charitable Trust
in collaboration with Action for Blind People
to whom we extend our sincere thanks.