Editing Edgware (section)

==Geography==
Edgware town centre lies about {{convert|60|m|order=flip}} above sea level. Much of Edgware is steep, particularly around [[Edgwarebury Park]] (a [[Site of Nature Conservation Interest]]) and the [[Broadfields Estate]].

The [[Edgwarebury Brook]] (not to be confused with the ''Edgware Brook''), is a tributary of Deans Brook. 
The [[Deans Brook]] and ''Edgware Brook'', which form the historic southern boundary of the area, merge and take the name [[Silk Stream]] in the vicinity of Edgware Hospital (known as Redhill Hospital till 1948). The Silk Stream is a tributary of the [[River Brent]], which it meets at [[Brent Reservoir]]. 

Open spaces in the area include [[Edgwarebury Park]] and [[Stoneyfields Park]]. 

Major roads in the vicinity include the A5, the [[A41 road]] (Watford Bypass) and the [[M1 motorway]]. The A5 Road (originally the Roman Watling Street) runs from central London by way of Edgware and onto [[Wroxeter]] in Shropshire. The Road is known as the ''High Street'', ''Stone Grove'' and ''Brockley Hill'' as it runs along the Edgware/Little Stanmore parish boundary; immediately south of that boundary it is known as ''Burnt Oak Broadway''. Further south it is known as [[Edgware Road]], meaning ''the road to Edgware''.

{{Geographic Location
|title     = Neighbouring areas
|Northwest = [[Stanmore]]
|North     = [[Elstree]]
|Northeast = [[Borehamwood]]
|West      = [[Queensbury, London|Queensbury]]
|Centre    = Edgware
|East      = [[Mill Hill]]
|Southwest = [[Queensbury, London|Kingsbury]]
|South     = [[Burnt Oak]]
|Southeast = [[Hendon]]
}}