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Thames houseboat moorage and Battersea Bridge (scene of climactic confrontation in CALL FOR THE DEAD).
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Camden and Hawley locks, Regents Canal, Camden Town (mole "Gerald's" ultra secret "safe house" was situated nearby).
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Lexham Gardens, Kensington (Smiley and Guillam interrogate Esterhase at an upper floor "safe house" that overlooks this square).
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Hampstead Heath, the tree-lined pathway along which General Vladimir made his last fateful late-night excursion, hoping to
rendezvous with "Max".
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The "Free Baltic Library" occupied an upper floor of this brightly-coloured corner building (opposite the British Museum forecourt),
Coptic Street at Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury.
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South End Green, Hampstead, where Smiley walks from the Heath and telephones taxi driver Lamb to inquire about General Vladimir's
movements.
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