Famous New York
The number of boroughs in New York City
5
The Clash wrote wrote a famous song calling out their home town
London Calling
Where the London Marathon finishes
The Mall
This British tennis player won her first Grand Slam at the US Open as a qualifier and failed to lose a set in the whole tournament
Emma Raducanu
Captain Clarence Oveur gets a call from this healthcare clinic
Mayo Clinic
This building is named after a famous car company and has six levels of stainless steel arches
Chrysler Building
John Denver wanted to return to this US State which includes Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah River
West Virginia
More than 3,000 people are employed in the medical field on this street
Harley Street
Winston Churchill
Far East Movement released a song including which private jet in the title
G6
These two boroughs are part of Long Island
Brooklyn and Queens
Bruce Springsteen is meeting at this place for a party
Mary's Place
Larry the Cat patrols this street
Downing Street
This US State has the British Flag as part of its flag
Hawaii
Flights landing at this airport pass almost directly overhead this house
Heathrow
The original name of New York City
New Amsterdam
Met on Grafton street right outside of the bar, this girl fell in love with an English man but was from which City in Europe
Galway
Hosted the track cycling events at the 1948 Summer Olympics and was briefly the home of Crystal Palace Football Club during WWI
Burbage Road
He was the first incumbent president to visit the UK
Woodrow Wilson
US Airways Flight 1649 was immortalised in the film Sully and involved an aircraft landing on this river
Officially opening in 1892, this complex, now a park, regulated immigration into the US
Ellis Island
This artist met a small town girl livin' in a lonely world
Journey
Joins with Fleet Street and Trafalgar Square on the Monopoly board
Strand
In 2003 this unique travel package, involving two modes of transport, from London to New York was run for the final time
QE2 and Concorde
This aircraft is known as Queen of the Skies
B747