Strand-on-the-Green is located immediately to the east of Kew Bridge, along the north bank of the river Thames.
 The name is shared by the first part of the road east of Kew Bridge, its continuation on the riverside path, and the area itself.

A footpath runs along the bank of the river, overlooked by numerous imposing 18th-century houses and local pubs, and, being a low part of the Tideway which has been narrowed with embankments on both banks, is flooded at spring tides; property flooding is rare but has occurred to basements and other storeys before the construction of the Thames Barrier.

The District line and London Overground both cross the river on the railway bridge erected in 1869 between the City Barge and Bull's Head pubs.
Strand-on-the-Green is located immediately to the east of Kew Bridge, along the north bank of the river Thames.  The name is shared by the first part of the road east of Kew Bridge, its continuation on the riverside path, and the area itself.
A footpath runs along the bank of the river, overlooked by numerous imposing 18th-century houses and local pubs, and, being a low part of the Tideway which has been narrowed with embankments on both banks, is flooded at spring tides; property flooding is rare but has occurred to basements and other storeys before the construction of the Thames Barrier.
The District line and London Overground both cross the river on the railway bridge erected in 1869 between the City Barge and Bull's Head pubs.
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