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25 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. 103, Cannon Street (All Bar One)Pilasters between windows.Igneous·Granite·near Cannon Street
  2. 110 Cannon StreetStone used for cladding the building.Igneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Cannon Street
  3. 25, Cannon StreetFoundations.Igneous·Granite·near Cannon Street
  4. 25, Cannon StreetMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  5. 68-70, Cannon StreetMetamorphic·Gneiss·near Cannon Street
  6. Abchurch YardPaved yard in the old churchyard.Metamorphic·Slate·near Cannon Street
  7. Bloomberg HQMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Cannon Street
  8. Bloomberg HQMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Cannon Street
  9. Bloomberg HQStone used for foundations. A honed, megacrystic granite from India. The identification of this stone is di…Igneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Cannon Street
  10. Bloomberg HQStone used for foundations. A honed, megacrystic granite from India. The identification of this stone is di…Igneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Cannon Street
  11. Bloomberg HQPaving stone throughout the complex.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Cannon Street
  12. Cannon Bridge HousePorch soffitsSedimentary·Travertine·near Cannon Street
  13. Cannon Bridge HouseMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  14. Dowgate Hill HouseFoundationsIgneous·Gneiss·near Cannon Street
  15. Dowgate Hill HouseWallsSedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  16. Dowgate Hill HouseWallsSedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  17. Forgotten StreamsStone walls around the sculpture which evokes the Walbrook, one of London's lost rivers. This is probably o…Metamorphic·Gneiss·near Cannon Street
  18. Martin HouseStone used for cladding the building.Igneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Cannon Street
  19. Mission for Seafarers (St Michael Paternoster Royal)Main building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  20. Mission for Seafarers (St Michael Paternoster Royal)Yellow stone panels on south wall.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Cannon Street
  21. New CourtStone used for cladding.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Cannon Street
  22. PrudentialMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  23. PrudentialMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cannon Street
  24. Scandinavian HouseCladdingIgneous·Monzonite·near Cannon Street
  25. Watling HouseCladding on the walls. Look for the large crinoid fossils.Fossil·Limestone·near Cannon Street

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Building stone data by Ruth Siddall, Dave Wallis and contributors. Project founded by Dave Wallis.

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