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West Central Street lies at the northern edge of the district, running through the block near New Oxford Street towards the boundary with Bloomsbury and Holborn. It is a quiet, workaday street, lined with a mixture of older buildings and later blocks, and it carries little of the visitor traffic that fills the lanes nearer the Piazza. The setting is plain and functional, shaped by commercial premises, service entrances and the plainer architecture of this fringe between Covent Garden and the streets to the north. Pedestrian activity is modest, drawn mostly from workers, residents and those passing between New Oxford Street and the surrounding streets. West Central Street stands well apart from the theatre and market bustle, holding a calmer and more utilitarian character than the busier heart of the district. Its identity rests on this quiet, edge-of-district position rather than on any landmark, serving chiefly as a connecting street on the northern boundary of Covent Garden.