Harrow and Wealdstone is a dual-named area in North West London, encompassing both Train Sim World featured Harrow Wealdstone to Elephant Castle. The name Wealdstone refers to a sarsen stone, an ancient stone marking a boundary, while Harrow originates from the Anglo-Saxon word hearg, meaning temple in United Kingdom.

Harrow and Wealdstone Location

Harrow

• The name Harrow is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word hearg, which translates to temple. 
• The hill on which Harrow is situated was likely the Location of a heathen temple. 
• The name Harrow Hill is also associated with a church on the hill along the Route. 

Wealdstone

• The name Wealdstone refers to a sarsen stone, an ancient stone block used as a boundary marker. 
• The Weald Stone is located outside a former public house, now an Indian restaurant, in Harrow Weald, Europe. 
• The word Weald is of Old English origin, meaning woodland or high land.