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N Start here A19 (Southbound) Business E Development N A Centre L TO CRAMLINGTON HEAVY GOODS & A1 NORTH E I N Stephenson ATMEL G A19 N Railway E MAIN Museum ENTRANCE The SOUTH A19 (A1) *SEE North Tyneside College Tyne Tunnel SECTION Business Development Centre DETAIL 0 0 0 7 UCI 1,1 km Silverlink Business Training Centre E Cinemas N Newcastle L A Middle Engine Lane Tynemouth A1058 K Silverlink A1058 N New York I Wallsend L R Steam Start here Silverlink E Railway A1058 NE28 9ND V I (Westbound) A L S E 1 9 Silverlink N Hilton New York I G Hotel 8 Tel: 0191 280 5176 Fax: 0191 280 5491 Silverlink 5 TO COAST, N Silverlink Newcastle New York E Retail Park A10 TYNEMOUTH Shiremoor Public Transport Tynemouth & WHITLEY BAY Hadrian A1058 Park 0 0 0 2 By Rail, Newcastle Central Station A D 0,3 km R O T Approximately 15 minutes by taxi. A S Newcastle A1058 0 0 0 0 C O L E 0,0 km D D M I By Metro, Wallsend Station R I V E Tyne Tunnel I L L D L E H Morpeth Is the nearest station. From here take any of the E B AT T V I 5 8 A19 (A1) following buses: 304, 337, 339, 340, 341. R 10 D A L L By Bus, I Tynemouth A1058 Stephensons H A Railway Museum North Shields (A1108) 1 From Newcastle City Centre take any of the following E 9 L numbers: 44, X38, X16, 300, 305, 306, 308. The T Main site D Tyne Tunnel A19 T O A A R Morpeth A19 (A1) buses stop on Engine Lane. B S T O A C Morpeth A19 (A1) Silverlink A1068 Royal Quays Silverlink Ashington Start here Wet 'n' Wild Newbiggin A1058 Railway Museum (Eastbound) by the Sea Tourist Information TO A167(M), Morpeth Fish Quay A193 NEWCASTLE CITY Marina Tynemouth CENTRE Newcastle A1058 A193 A192 A189 A1058 SECTION DETAIL: Business Development Centre Bedlington A1 A193 Blyth Business A1061 Development Cramlington Centre A193 Newcastle Airport Whitley Bay A A19 Business E N. Shields 1 A187 Development N Wallsend 9 Centre A A1 L A696 A188 A19 Tynemouth ATMEL E N A1058 I Morpeth NEWCASTLE- South Shields G A69 UPON-TYNE N Stephenson A19 (A1) TyneTyne E Railway Tynemouth TTunnelunnel (A1058) Central Museum TOLL A6085 Station BOOTH A19 TO A695 A19 A1018 A183 A194(M) & A1 SOUTH A694 Gateshead A184 A692 UCI A167 A1231 Cinemas A194(M) Start here A1 Sunderland c 1997 - 2001 Give Way Ltd TM RIVER TYNE A19 TYNE A19 Custom Designed Location Maps (UK). FREEPHONE: 0800 019 0027. (Northbound) TUNNEL A6076 A167.

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