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	West Ham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		West Ham is a place in the London Borough of Newham located 6.1 miles (9.8 km) east north-east of Charing Cross.
		West Ham gives its name to the Parliamentary constituency of West Ham, although the constituency extends over other areas such as Plaistow and Stratford.
		West Ham, contains West Ham Park, a 77 acre (312,000 m²) public park, and has a London Underground station, West Ham station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/West_Ham (140 words)

	West Ham station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		West Ham station is not the closest station to West Ham United Football Club's ground; Upton Park.
		The station was greatly enlarged and entirely modernised as part of the Jubilee Line Extension project in 1999, with the introduction of Jubilee Line and c2c services at the station.
		The station is to extended to give direct pedestrian access to The Greenway foot and cycle path nearby, which connects directly to the London Olympic Park in Stratford.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/West_Ham_tube_station (507 words)

	EoLFHS Parishes: West Ham
		West Ham, Essex, a village lying to the east of Stratford on the road to Plaistow, and about ¾ mile from the Stratford Station of the Great Eastern Railway.
		The population of the parish was 62,919 in 1871; that or West Ham proper, 7928.
		The parish of West Ham is of great extent, stretching north and south from Wanstead and Leyton to the Thames, and east and west from East Ham to the river Lea.
	www.eolfhs.org.uk /parish/west_ham.htm (434 words)

	Lal & Amy's West Ham Timeline.
		West Ham, is now part of the Greater London Borough of Newham, situated to the east of the city and on the north side of the river Thames.
		- Population of West Ham - 128, 953.
		1811 - Population of West Ham - 8,136.
	www.lalamy.demon.co.uk /timeline.htm (6188 words)

	London Football - West Ham United FC
		West Ham United Football Club was founded in 1895 by employees of the Thames Ironworks shipyard (The name of the club was Thames Ironworks F.C, which helps us to understand why West ham are called 'The Irons' nowadays).
		The West ham training ground is at the left on the end of the street.
		Upton Park station (500 m.) and East Ham station (750 m.) are both in walking distance of the ground.
	www.geocities.com /londonfootball/Clubs/westhamunited.htm (556 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Travel Cities East meets West
		Although the Jubilee Line stations are as good as they're cracked up to be - true wonders of the public realm - first views from the generous concourses of Bermondsey, Canada Water, North Greenwich, Canning Town and West Ham are not exactly encouraging.
		The station is partly on the sight of the one-time Thames Ironworks.
		The station is, again, a fine piece of architecture; it sits, like some latter-day religious monument on top of a rise.
	travel.guardian.co.uk /cities/story/0,7450,425168,00.html (1209 words)

	Amador County, California
		Ham's also served as a toll station on the road which was superintended for years by John Horsley.
		It's 1880 and Ham's Station on the Amador-Nevada toll wagon road is one of the last stops before Silver Lake.
		Note the sheep in the sketch from the 1881 Thompson and West History of Amador County.
	www.co.amador.ca.us /depts/archives/history/Hams.htm (89 words)

	Gold Coast Ham Radio Digest Archives
		Most ham stations were a mixture of homemade, commercially built and converted war surplus gear.
		Mobile and portable operation were allowed but if a ham wanted to operate away from his fixed station and would be gone for a period of more than 48 hours, written notice of the mobile/portable operation had to be sent to the FCC.
		Hams in the continental 48 states had callsigns like W1AW and W3ABT — a W followed by a numeral, followed by two or three letters.
	www.west.net /~jax/archive/50yrs_01.html (2359 words)

	west_ham_masterplan_report.rtf
		These issues and those of the layout of the proposed development, linkages to the surrounding area and West Ham station, infrastructure delivery and phasing of the development, and the bus and underground operat ional requirements, should be addressed in revisions to the draft masterplan.
		West Ham currently lacks a distinct fo cus and whilst the draft masterplan proposals to create a new district centre are welcomed in this regard, it would be useful if more robust analysis of the nature and function of this new centre could be further explored.
		As such, the West Ham masterplan should not be progressed in isolation of the on-going discussion on and finalised form of the Lower Lee masterplan.
	www.london.gov.uk /mayor/planning_decisions/strategic_dev/2003/oct2203/west_ham_masterplan_report.rtf (2685 words)

	West Ham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		West Ham gives its name to the Parliamentary constituency of West Ham, although the constituency extends over other areas such as Plaistow and Stratford.
		West Ham, contains West Ham Park, a 77 acre (312,000 m²) public park, and has a London Underground station, West Ham station.
		West Ham is 6.1 miles (9.8 km) east north-east of Charing Cross.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/West_Ham (131 words)

	Articles - London Underground
		While many stations on the surface involve only a short flight of stairs to gain access from street level, virtually all underground stations use some of the system's 410 escalators (each going at a speed of 145 ft per minute, approximately 1.65 miles per hour) 112 lifts, or a combination of both.
		In addition, some stations' walls are decorated in tile motifs that are unique to the station, such as profiles of Sherlock Holmes's head at Baker Street station, or a cross containing a crown at King's Cross St Pancras station.
		Each station displays the Underground roundel, often containing the station's name in the central bar, both at entrances to the station and repeatedly along the platform so that they can easily be seen by passengers on arriving trains.
	www.pointgathering.com /articles/London_Underground (4082 words)

	::Official Page Of Odessa's ultras::
		About 200 West Ham fans drinking in two pubs at Putney Bridge station tried to break away from their police escort and a stand-off ensued.
		Canning Town, Plaistow, Stratford all provided lads who were to become legendary in the pubs and terraces at West Ham.
		West ham lads would queue up and go into the away section causing mayhem and if that was not possible, then the segregation in the old South bank was only one fence with an open gate half way up.
	www.chernomorets.com /lads/get.asp?seq=5901 (1291 words)

	World Scout Conference Ham Radio Station
		The cacheted covers seen below were created as a souvenir for the 30th World Scout Conference (WSC) and their on-site Ham Radio Station, call DL0WSC.
		Ham Radio and Scouting go back many, many years as Scouts were always the inquisitive and expermenting sort, as are hams.
		Older hams were always willing to be "Elmers" (mentors) for Scouts working on the code to get their licenses.
	www.sossi.org /jota/scoutconf.htm (247 words)

	London My West Ham
		west ham is only a station and a football ground and a few houses...
		I live in west ham but it is simply next to impossible to buy something decAent here, have wasted 2 months searching already.
		West Ham itself is fab for transport but there are loadsa places that are even better - I came on this site now that I have moved and I can honestly say I dont miss it a bit!!
	www.movethat.co.uk /London/My/West_Ham (1352 words)

	Ham Radio Online - Adding 100 watt ATV Amp
		DX means distance in the abbreviated jargon of hams (amateur radio operators) - and the object of a DX contest is for one station to talk to as many other stations in as many other places as possible in a prescribed length of time.
		A sizable section of his Tuxedo Park, N.Y. hilltop mansion and surrounding grounds is devoted to a ham station de luxe.
		To this aficionado, who has been hamming for just a quarter century, and whose shacks have included an airplane over Addis Ababa, a chicken coop in Vermont, a movie house on Broadway and a hotel balcony in Haiti, the ham DX contest is the hobby at its zestiest.
	www.hamradio-online.com /1996/jan/hams.html (3249 words)

	East Ham Town Hall.
		After WWII the block became victim to neglect and gained a bad 'reputation', but were refurbished in the 1990s and are still in full use - and, of course, now are within a few yards of the new West Ham Station.
		The Manor Road 'Buildings' as the were and are known to many locals were West Ham Council's first attempt at 'high rise' housing.
	www.lalamy.demon.co.uk /manorrd.htm (82 words)

	HPL: Muggle Encyclopedia: T
		It is in her honour that the only soccer team ever mentioned in the books is West Ham." The Irish Chaser Troy is named for her (JKR, "The Irish Quidditch Team and West Ham Football Club").
		In an interview, Rowling affirmed that Hagrid's accent is West Country, based on her childhood experiences in this area of England.
		Tutshill is situated right at the edge of the legend-filled Forest of Dean and between the confluence of the Rivers Wye and Severn (SS_JKRB).
	www.hp-lexicon.org /muggle/encyc/muggle-t.html (816 words)

	LearnThis.Info Encyclopedia articles beginning with 'We'
		West Ham United F.C. West Hamlin, West Virginia
		West Farms Square-East Tremont Avenue (New York Subway)
		West Bromwich Albion F.C. West Bromwich West by-election, 2000
	encyclopedia.learnthis.info /w/we (67 words)

	The Internet Football Grounds Guide - Upton Park, West Ham United
		Please note that West Ham tube station is nowhere near the ground.
		Craig Belcher a visiting West Brom fan adds; 'Rather than face the long queues at Upton Park, we walked down to the next station on the line, Plaistow, which is only a ten minute walk away from Upton Park.
		The best areas to look for spaces are roads left of Barking Road, once you are past the lights at East Ham Town Hall.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/park/yfh45/westham.htm (2097 words)

	Kings Cross Steelers RFC
		West Ham station is served by the tube: District, Hammersmith and City and Jubilee Lines, plus Silverlink (North London Line) and c2c Fenchurch Street rail services.
		Night buses run from Canning Town station (20 minute walk) to Central London (N15 and N50 to Trafalgar Square), and from Plaistow station (N69 Walthamstow and London City Airport).
		From Plaistow Station walk down the steps into the small car park and take the alley which runs past the Centre for the Blind, through the houses, heading towards what looks like a railway embankment, which is the Greenway (or the Northern Outfall Sewer).
	www.kxsrfc.com /?Page=1&hID=10 (737 words)

	Accidents on London Underground -DAWN - International; July 8, 2005
		A tube train driver is killed by a suspected terrorist shortly after a car bomb explodes outside West Ham station in east London injuring nine passengers.
		Feb 18: One dead and 40 injured in a bomb attack on Victoria station, claimed by the Irish Republican Army.
		October: Police defuse a firebomb planted on the tracks at London Bridge station, where a fire had broken out two months earlier.
	www.dawn.com /2005/07/08/int8.htm (333 words)

	Tony Cliff: Patterns of mass strike (Part 2)
		Meanwhile, the Kent miners had been deployed throughout the London area, and twenty-one power stations were under picket, as well as important coal depot at West Drayton, West Ham, Dagenham, Neasden and Fulham.
		The picket had stood across the entrance to the station with their hands lifted up in a gesture to stop, but the lorries, escorted by cars, had driven straight at them and into the station, narrowly avoiding serious injury to the pickets.
		Similar decisions at other power stations meant that the Tory government was facing a war on two front in the most vulnerable section of the industrial structure.
	www.marxists.org /archive/cliff/works/1985/patterns/part2.htm (8370 words)

	Press Releases
		The new West Ham tube station on the Jubilee Line blends perfectly with its residential surroundings thanks to an attractive design which makes excellent use of Ibstock bricks.
		"The West Ham station was only one of three stations on the Jubilee Line built above ground.
		The station, with its prominent clock tower and rounded brick pillars is a welcome addition to the community for more than just practical purposes.
	www.ibstock.co.uk /ibstockpages/news/jubilee-line.htm (262 words)

	District Dave's London Underground Site
		A D Stock train arriving at West Ham westbound with an eastbound service waiting in the adjacent platform.
		This is a view of the station starter on the westbound platform, taken from the C2C platform; the stairs leading to the other platforms and services is visible to the right of the safety barrier.
		Despite its name however the station does not serve the football ground; this is serviced by our station of the same name - Upton Park.
	www.trainweb.org /districtdave/html/west_ham.html (599 words)

	Newham Olympics Site: Back The Bid
		Stratford and West Ham station will be upgraded, with improved access to London destinations.
		While Stratford is already a major transport hub, the London 2012 Games will accelerate upgrades to both Stratford and West Ham station.
		The Channel Tunnel Rail Link (CTRL) station in Stratford will be in operation by 2007 and will be a critical transport artery for visitors to the Games.
	www.olympics.newham.gov.uk /backthebid/affect.htm (265 words)

	Satan's Laundromat: West Ham
		Posted by: Andrew at December 1, 2004 01:33 AM mrgrooism: I think it's an air vent, although I don't know if the Tube is still underground at West Ham.
		West Ham, London Thanks so much to the guest...
		Posted by: recountess at December 1, 2004 03:49 AM The nautilus thing is near the extremely ornate building with the towers, which was built as (believe it or not) a sewage pumping station.
	www.satanslaundromat.com /sl/archives/000437.html (970 words)

	The N7RK Web Page
		Hams also have their own satellites and communicate using the satellite as a form of repeater.
		DX stands for distance and DXers are hams who enjoy talking to other hams all over the globe.
		Hams talk to each other via radio using Morse code, voice, teletype, and other digital modes.
	members.cox.net /n7rk (922 words)

	District Dave's London Underground Site
		But the station is quite interesting architecturally and contrasts completely with its neighbour, West Ham.
		Looking towards West Ham it is just possible to make out the pointwork that allows access to and from the westbound line, both to the eastbound platform and to the bay road.
		As you travel west it is still just possible to make out the line of the long removed tracks into the area.
	www.trainweb.org /districtdave/html/plaistow.html (316 words)

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