Lewisham Boundary Marker - Blackheath, UK - Public Land Survey Marks on Waymarking.com

The mark is made from a soft, white stone and is inscribed:

1903

10ft (north) from
this point is the
boundary of the
boro of Lewisham

Replaced by the
Blackheath Society
1991

Ten feet north of the point would have placed the boundary in the centre of Blackheath Grove si it was moved to the side so as not to interfere with traffic.

The marker is not genuine but was placed here in 1991 as the inscription says.

The boundary was between Lewisham and Greenwich.

Type of survey mark: Inscribed, stone post What indicators are near the mark to help people identify where it is located?: To the left of the street sign for Blackheath Grove - see photo. What property is this mark defining?: Boundary between the boroughs Lewisham and Greenwich

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