Brompton (or very rarely New Brompton) had a jagged north-eastern limit owing to the medieval permanent assignation of Kensington Gore to Westminster. According to the Church of England this has been simplified so that a three-church parish "Holy Trinity Brompton – St Paul's, Onslow Square and St Augustine's, Queen's Gate" takes up a ⅛ SW to WSW radial sector focused on what was for many centuries a geographical point, a bridge, "Knights Bridge (Knightsbridge)", from which Brompton was always narrowly omitted. That point later became a Crossroads for arterial roads, known as "Scotch Corner".