Whitestone Pond - HAMPSTEAD HEATH - 2012

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HITESTONE POND ~
Situated between  North End Way and East Heath Road, this is a shallow pond originally used for watering horses after trudging up the hill. (see the history of this pond. )

In 2010, Whitestone Pond underwent extensive alterations. (see Pond Preservation Scheme)



(see the City-Of_London Map to establish its exact whereabouts)

The Pond is 450 feet above sea level and is a shallow man-made pool.

It used to be called The Horse Pond.

It owes its present name to a white milestone, upon which is faintly inscribed "IV Miles from St Giles' Pound; 4 1/2 Miles, 29 yards from Holborn Bars"

It can be found across the road from the pond at the top of Hampstead Grove and Upper Terrace, by Judges Walk.

The recently refurbished Whitestone Pond as it is today
The recently refurbished Whitestone Pond as it is today
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