'Tynemouth 'NE30' a historic village in an area of North Tyneside within the North East of England'

Tynemouth Priory and Fort sits on the mouth of the river Tyne. North Shields is a working fishing port close by on the North East coast of England. It is a busy area with strong community links. There is a large quantity of good quality hotels and b+b accomodation. The North East of England sits on the original line of Hadrian's Wall and the end of the ancient Roman Empire. This region of 'Northumbria' holds a unique beauty which in most part lies undiscovered. These North East pages provide links to Tyneside.

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Tynemouth Priory and Fort

From the 1800's to 2000 the area has displayed the highest growth and development. This growth continues through agencies such as The Northern Development Company, Tyne and Wear Development Company and now OneNorthEast. The local authorities are supporting the many millennium projects in the area which include Segedunum Roman Fort at Wallsend, Baltic Mills and Centre for Life at Newcastle.

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North Shields Quay

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In 1987 Hadrian's Wall and it's associated features were designated a 'World Heritage Site'. Consequently the eastern terminus fort at Segedunum, Wallsend was excavated and these sections of the Wall must be considered as the most important historical monument to be found in the North in recent years, with both National and International significance.

Bath House
Baths House nears completion at Wallsend

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