King's+Cross+Station

King's Cross is the southern terminus of the [|East Coast Main Line], one of the UK's major railway backbones. Some of its most important long-distance destinations are [|Leeds], [|Newcastle] and [|Edinburgh]. It also hosts outer-suburban services to [|Bedfordshire], [|Hertfordshire] and [|Cambridgeshire] as well as a regional service to [|Peterborough], [|Cambridge] and [|Kings Lynn].
 * King's Cross railway station**, also known as **London King's Cross**, is a [|central London railway terminus] opened in 1852. The station is on the northern edge of [|central London], at the junction of the [|A501] [|Euston Road] and York Way, in the [|Kings Cross district] and within the [|London Borough of Camden] on the border of the [|London Borough of Islington].