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Sunderland Sunderland AD C D SOUTH SHIELDS O R O R H AT O N A B BA Y RNE H TT SCHOOL R P L E E ICE K R E T 10 AT A R O BE CO STADIUM R R T URT H R A T S E W R ET A E T E E N E STR 18 S C O R E R I C OF LIGHT I T T R A N S H W T N B ILT T STR ET R T S E U E O E D R G S T T S E O S N E A METRO I S R T S T W L E T O R EL TO U E L W A E N RD T T T SS S BE A H M L SS I SH R C S R E W F T N A R A E T O R N IN O T I Y C S R G A H R C R A B K U E R E F R P T F N Y E E I G ST P Marina T O T P O ST M E S P E N O R O R E N R B RSTER F IL T R O I B E S R N R E G EE K Y G T G T R S O BO R E O V I L R IE G I N T W L L D E I Z WA B E T M I A S R ST R N A N RO W E E H L DS E Y G C K V T D C RW L RO F ET E M O E T D E G U TR Welcome to T L N S C O A O C N TO L T D E IC W ON E L S N N V URN A O E O KST BO S Y O E L E A E T S S R S N L E U E T R B L N S STREE E H H S R E E H R V T A S E E A I EE T A C R E T N T I T O R E T R T E O D L N S HOOD S L EXCEL A T I TR T E O P E E N S T E CLOSE R TR T S E E E S T BOWLING R D E D T R T E R R E ET N E E E O IV W E T A UNDERLAND T E UNDERLAND T S R S SS D A O Y ER AM A K H Sunderland D RO K R C RETAIL HI 0 200 metres O PARK W E A M A Tourist Information Centre © 2005 Thomson Directories Limited CPL22 D T SOU EE D TH R E 50 Fawcett Street, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear SR1 1RF STADIUM W ST IV N IC ET M R K TRE A ET 3 D AQUATIC R K S E LIBRARY KH RE 8 Tel: 0191 553 2000 • Fax: 0191 553 2003 OA ON U IC ST 1 CENTRE D M EN H K A LEGEND W W C AV O Email: [email protected] S H D F T E R F I E I L Main through-routes............................. 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