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Competitions will be held in a collection of brand-new facilities at Olympic Park in East London, and at other sites across the London area, as well as in four other English cities, in Cardiff and in Glasgow. Canary Wharf
River Thames
Central London
River Lea
Olympic Park
detailed below
Estimated costs
9.3 billion pounds ($14.6 billion) to regenerate this area of East London, build new Olympic Park infrastructure and stage the Games; some say the total bill could exceed 11 million pounds ($17.2 billion) Pudding Mill Lane Station
Transport
In the wake of major recent upgrades to the areas rail network, Olympic Park will be served by 10 rail lines with a total capacity of 240,000 riders per hour
ArcelorMittal Orbit
Site facts
Opening and closing ceremonies will be held in Olympic Stadium The River Lea is a tributary which joins the River Thames, and flows through Olympic Park Aquatics Center (Diving, swimming, synchronized swimming, modern pentathlon)
Media center
Water polo arena
(Water polo)
Parklands
River Lea
Riverbank Arena
(Field hockey)
Stratford Station
Retail center
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is a 115 m (377 ft.) tall sculpture with two observation platforms,near Olympic Stadium
Alma St.
Olympic Village
Basketball arena
(Track cycling)
Velodrome
Stratford City
(Basketball, handball)
A106
(BMX cycling)
BMX track
Eton Manor
200 m (656 ft) (at front edge of this map)
Parklands The greenway includes 250 species of trees and plantings from around the world
10 km 10 miles
Chobham Academy
A12
Crownfield Rd.
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Atlantic Ocean
Other venues
Outside London, several stadiums will be part of the football (soccer) competition; sailing events will be held near Weymouth
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Slough
Olympic Park
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Multiple venues
Brentwood
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Southend
SCOTLAND
Glasgow Belfast
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City
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NOTE: Venues and sports inside Olympic Park are shown on the main map, above
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Basildon
Heathrow
London
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Edinburgh Newcastle-upon-Tyne
River Thames
Thames Estuary
IRELAND
Dublin
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Manchester Birmingham
North Sea
Venues, sports
Sports hosted are in bold italics 1. Eton Dorney Rowing Center Eight-lane course near Windsor Castle; about 25 mi. (40 km) west of London Rowing, canoe sprint 2. Hampton Court Palace Former home to monarchs Road cycling 3. Wembley Arena Multiuse arena; music venue Badminton, rhythmic gymnastics 4. Wembley Stadium Englands national stadium; 6 mi. (9.6 km) northwest of city center Soccer 5. Wimbledon Famed lawn tennis center Tennis 6. Earls Court Exhibition and event center Volleyball 7. Hyde Park One of the larger Royal Parks of London Triathlon, marathon swimming 8. Lords Cricket Ground Famous cricket facility in St. Johns Wood Archery 9. Horse Guards Parade Across from Buckingham Palace Beach volleyball 10. The Mall Ceremonial route near Buckingham Palace Marathon, road cycling 11. Greenwich Park Oldest of the Royal Parks, home to the Royal Observatory Equestrian events, modern pentathlon 12. North Greenwich Arena The former Millennium Dome was redone with a new arena under the roof in 2007
Biggin Hill
ENGLAND
Coventry
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Chatham
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Maidstone
WALES Cardiff
Detailed, left
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London Weymouth
Wembley Stadium
Artistic gymnastics, trampoline, basketball 13. Lee Valley White Water Center 18.5 mi. (30 km) north of Olympic Park Canoe slalom 14. ExCeL Exhibition and conference center Boxing, fencing, judo, table tennis, taekwondo, weightlifting, wrestling, boccia 15. Royal Artillery Barracks Former home of the artillery regiment of the British Army Shooting 16. Brands Hatch Motor and cycling racing circuit Paralympic road cycling 17. Hadleigh Farm New biking course built at this educational working farm Mountain biking
2012 MCT
Wimbledon
18. Hampden Park Scotlands national stadium, in south Glasgow Soccer 19. St. James Park Home of Newcastle United team, in Newscastle-upon-Tyne Soccer 20. Old Trafford Home of Manchester United team Soccer
Olympic Stadium
21. City of Coventry Stadium Home to Coventry City team Soccer 22. Millennium Stadium National stadium of Wales, in the capital, Cardiff Soccer 23. Weymouth Bay/Portland Harbor Home to a national sailing academy Sailing
Source: London 2012, BBC, U.K. Mapping Agency, Independent Olympic Site, Transport for London