Millwall is an front yard around London, on the western side of the Isle of Dogs, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. These are good south of the developments at West India Docks including the Canary Wharf tower. Its title comes from either the presence of a big total of windmills on the river wall up the nineteenth century. Corn was brought along a flow of any stream Thames to be ground into flour on this button, prior to existence delivered to bakers who kneaded the dough

Nearby pages come Cubitt Town, West India Docks, Greenwich, and Poplar. A territorial dominion is served per Docklands Light Railway stations South Quay, Crossharbour, Mudchute and Island Gardens.

Millwall is arguably best known for its football club, Millwall F.C., which moved south of the river to New Cross in 1910, after occupying no less than four separate grounds in the 35 years since its formation as a soccer club.

Prefer more area of the Isle of Dogs, substantial overhaul has been approximately on-going since a Eighties, resultant inside modern industrial & commercial buildings & hurriedly constructed contemporary housing beginning to dominate a odd early 20th century "two up, two down" homes that it used to be that housed a loader & supporting communities of this vicinity.