River Tyne [110 photos] :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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River Tyne

The River Tyne is 100 miles long and flows generally eastward towards its mouth at Tynemouth just east of Newcastle. The River has two sources. The South Tyne rises on Alston Moor and the North Tyne rises north of Kielder Water.
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by N Chadwick

Created: Fri, 25 Mar 2011, Updated: Fri, 25 Mar 2011

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NZ3365 : Riverside Park, Jarrow by Malc McDonald

NZ3869 : Lighthouse door, Tynemouth Pier by habiloid

NZ3668 : South Shields promenade along the River Tyne by Mat Fascione

NZ3668 : Lighthouse on the South Groyne by Mat Fascione

NZ3769 : Prior's Haven, Tynemouth by habiloid

NZ3365 : Path at Jarrow by Malc McDonald

NZ3265 : Lift entrance, Jarrow by Malc McDonald

NZ2563 : Millennium Bridge by Ralph Greig

NZ3768 : The River Tyne Trail, Tynemouth by habiloid

NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge seen from Quayside, Newcastle by habiloid

NZ2563 : Swing Bridge and Tyne Bridge by DS Pugh

NZ3668 : The Tyne seen from Sea View Car Park, Tynemouth by habiloid

NZ3769 : Tynemouth Castle and Priory by Mat Fascione

NZ2563 : The High Level Bridge seen from The Swing Bridge by habiloid

NZ3265 : Tunnel entrance building, Jarrow by Malc McDonald

NZ2463 : King Edward VII Bridge, River Tyne, Newcastle by habiloid

NZ3567 : River Tyne at South Shields by Mat Fascione

NZ3769 : Tynemouth Pier and the entrance to The River Tyne by habiloid

NZ2563 : The Tyne Bridge seen from The Millennium Bridge by habiloid

NZ3769 : Steps alongside Tynemouth Pier by habiloid

... and 85 more images.

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