Canon Street is a street of the south of the City of London, parallel with the the Thames and distant of the river from approximately 250 Mr. His geographical coordinates are. It begins with the cathedral Saint-Paul in direction from the east, crosses Queen Victoria Street close to the subway station Mansion House , then Canon Street and finally King William Street and Gracechurch Street close to the station Bank and Monument .

At the beginning of the 19th century, Canon Street was bordered of warehouses.

There exists a street with Birminghal which, according to the files of the Birmingham Central Library , is named according to this street of the City of London.

The stone of London was in the beginning located in the middle of Canon Street but it rests now on with dimensions street.

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