Abbey Road is a street located in Park Royal and in Stonebridge Park. The street has a length of approximately 2,654 metres.

The street is located within the Council's jurisdiction. They provide various services, like refuse collection, and manage council tax collection.

The street has the postcodes of NW10 7UA, NW10 7TR, NW10 7SU, NW10 7SJ, NW10 7SB, NW10 7SA, NW10 7RE, NW10 7RB, NW10 7GJ, NW10 7DD, NW10 7BX, NW10 7BW, NW10 7BS, NW10 7XF, NW10 7UY, NW10 7UW, NW10 7UN, NW10 7UL and NW10 7TJ.

It is located within the county of Greater London. It's 3546.44 miles South from central London., 3465.94 miles S from Penzance, 3471.89 miles S from St Ives (Cownwall) and 3473.04 miles S from Truro.

Abbey Religious (Aramaic)

Definition:

Road names containing the word "Abbey" are common in the UK, with 705 occurrences, highlighting the significant role religious communities have played in shaping national identity. By the Middle Ages, there was a flourishing of monastic communities, including the Benedictines, Dominicans, and Franciscans. These orders established great abbeys to house their members and practice their religious lives.

Far from leading a cloistered existence, abbeys served as seats of learning, providing alms and medical aid to the communities around them. However, the wealth and power these abbeys amassed eventually drew the envy of English King Henry VIII. He dissolved the monasteries, stripping them of their assets and leaving many of these magnificent buildings in ruins.

The word "Abbey" is derived from the Aramaic "Abba," meaning "Father." In Latin, the male head of an abbey was called "Abbas," and the female head, "Abbatissa." The term for the buildings and community overseen by an abbot or abbess was "Abbatia." After the Norman Conquest, the French form "Abbé" evolved into the English "Abbey" we use today.

In modern times, there has been a resurgence of abbeys. Notable examples include Saint Michael's Abbey in Farnborough and Douai Abbey near Newbury, continuing the legacy of these historic religious communities.