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Nearest station to Stone Cave

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Stone Cave, 111 Kingsland High Street, E8 2PB

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Highbury

Holloway Road, London, Islington, N5 1RA

24 mins from Stone Cave

Arsenal Tube Station

Highbury Hill, London, Islington, N5 1LP

28 mins from Stone Cave

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Hackney Downs Railway Station

Dalston Lane, Hackney, London, Hackney, E8 1LA

11 mins from Stone Cave

Rectory Road Railway Station

Evering Road, Stoke Newington , London, Hackney, N16 7SJ

14 mins from Stone Cave

London Fields Railway Station

Mentmore Terrace, Hackney , London, Hackney, E8 3PP

18 mins from Stone Cave

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