Editing King's Cross, London (section)

==Location==
King's Cross forms the south-east part of the ancient parish and subsequent borough of [[St Pancras, London|St Pancras]], which is now the major part of the [[London Borough of Camden]]. The importance of King's Cross station means that use of the place name term spills over into neighbouring parts of the London Borough of Islington.

The eastern boundary of the parish and borough of St Pancras has become the boundary of the larger modern borough and is locally formed, in part, by the course of the [[River Fleet]]. The southern boundary of the parish and borough ran along [[Guilford Street]] and in places slightly further south where, on the north side of Long Yard and along Roger Street, it followed the course of a now-culverted tributary of the Fleet, a tributary which was historically dammed to form [[Lamb's Conduit Street#Lamb's Conduit|Lamb's Conduit]].<ref>The History of the River Fleet, UCL Fleet Restoration Team, 2009</ref>

The London Borough of Camden has an electoral ward called [[King's Cross (ward)|King's Cross]].