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There are 471 King George V Playing Fields<ref>The National Playing Fields Association on King George's Fields</ref> in the United Kingdom, all part of an enormous memorial to King George V, each of which is an individual registered charity<ref>National Playing Fields Association document on Charitable Registration of the fields</ref>. This is the page for London.

Main article: King George's Fields

See also: List of King George V Playing Fields and National Playing Fields Association

London
Location	Formal name	Local name (if any)	Maps<ref>m = Direct link to map at Multimap</ref><ref>w = "wider" choice on a map sources page</ref>	Dates		External links
				Purchase	Opening
Chipping Barnet	King George V Playing Fields	n/a	m w
Custom House	King George V Park	n/a	m w			London Borough of Newnham: Find your local park
Dagenham	King George V Memorial Field	n/a	m w	1904<ref>Dagenham's park was in existence before the King George memorials were conceived. It was simply renamed in 1953</ref>		"Revamp for King George V Field"
Enfield	King George V Playing Fields<ref>At 128 acres, Enfield is the largest King George V field</ref>	n/a	m w
Lower Morden	King George’s Playing Field	n/a	m w			Parks in Merton (PDF)
Monken Hadley	King George's Field	n/a	m w			Barnet4U imageand London Wildweb
Tolworth	King George's Field	Corinthian Casuals Football Club	m w		1953	UK Running Track Directory

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King George V Fields in the United Kingdom

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