| VAUXHALL | London district that gives its name to the north-western end of The Oval cricket ground (8) |
| MUSCADET | Wine from the western end of the Loire valley, made from one variety of grape, Melon de Bourgogne (8) |
| LLANELLI | Welsh town 10 miles south-west of the western end of the M4 (8) |
| FINCHLEY | North London district that contains the Sternberg Centre for Judaism (8) |
| TRIUMPHE | Arc de ---, famous monument in Paris which stands at the Western end of the Champs-Elysees (8) |
| RHOSSILI | _____ Bay, inlet at the western end of the Gower Peninsula in Wales (8) |
| BOTSWANA | Country reached at the western end of the N4 (8) |
| KENNINGTON | District in the London Borough of Lam beth housing The Oval cricket ground (10) |
| CASCADES | Mountain range of British Columbia and the north-western USA (8) |
| BRIDPORT | Market town in Dorset near the western end of Chesil Beach (8) |
| CARLISLE | City at the western end of Hadrian's Wall (8) |
| BOROUGHS | The local authority districts that make up Greater London (8) |
| EDENDALE | Old name for a Los Angeles district that is now Echo Park, Los Feliz, and Silver Lake |
| LAMBETH | London borough whose landmarks include Waterloo Station and the Oval cricket ground (7) |
| SCORNFUL | Derisive of runs arranged across western end of crater lake |
| NOGOAREA | District that is barred to all or certain people (2-2,4) |
| LOCHABER | Highland district that includes Fort William (8) |
| ARCDE | Famous Paris monument that stands in the centre of the Place Charles de Gaulle at the western end of the Champs-Elysees, the ... Triomphe (3,2) |
| NEEDLES | The ____ , row of three stacks of chalk off the western end of the Isle of Wight (7) |
| WESTSIDE | Lewis district that includes Shawbost (4,4) |
