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FINISH START ROAD CLOSURE TIMES SUNDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2017 TO SHIELDS FERRY 20.00 (Saturday) to 17.00 08.45 to 17.00 09.00 to 17.00 SOUTH SHIELDS A167 Central Motorway A167 Central Motorway A184 Park Lane Cowgate Roundabout to Including Tyne Bridge A184 Felling By-Pass to South Shields Nearest Metro To Finish Great North Road (B1318) B1318 Great North Road White Mare Pool 10:10 Elite Wheelchairs 10:15 Elite Women 10:40 Simplyhealth Great North Run STAREliteT TIME WheelchairS s Elite Women Bupa Great North Run Interchange Interchange to Interchange FINISH A184 Park Lane (Leam Lane A194) 13 *times correct at time of print and are subject to change mile 09.45 to 16.00 09.45 to 16.00 08.00 to 17.00 A194 Leam Lane A1300 John Reid Road A183 Redwell Lane/ 12 White Mare Pool to Prince Edward Road Coast Road Roundabout A183 SPITAL TONGUES Chichester A167 Interchange to John Reid (A1300) to Redwell 12 to Coast Road (A183) 11 mile Road Roundabout (A1300) Lane/Coast Road (A183) Roundabout with Sea Roundabout Road and Mowbray Road START 10 Jesmond 02.45 to 17.00 MARSDEN LANE Bents Park Road CENTRAL in South Shields CENTENARY A1300 A167(M) A1018 9 1 MOTORWAY AVENUE mile 11 mile NEWCASTLE 10 TO TYNE TUNNEL mile Bede Haymarket A19(N) Monument WHITELEAS Manors A19 8 mile Central INTERCHANGE A1300 Station TYNE BRIDGE 9 A1018 8 A1300 mile TO SUNDERLAND Hilton 2 Gateshead mile 8 2 1 7 mile A19(S) A167 Gateshead Gateshead Stadium A184 SOUTH TYNESIDE 3 A194 mile 4 CHARITY CHEERING POINTS FELLING 3 4 5 7 BY-PASS mile A184 Pelaw Gateshead 6 Stadium mile Felling 1. Macmillan Cancer Support 6 Little Chef 2. Cancer Research UK Heworth 5 WHITE MARE POOL GATESHEAD Park & Ride mile A184 3. Stroke Association COURSE ELEVATION PROFILE ohn Reid Road HEWORTH er 4. Tommy’s k) A194 (M) unction 5. Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research op of Coast Road Bank T venue Flyov k Bull J oint 6. Alzheimer’s Society eed Station P oint on CourseF ork A oint on Course) MAP KEY Y P P ohn Reid Road ell Lane - orth Roundabout J 7. Guide Dogs est yne Bridgeark (Road Lane De Roundaboutc op of w STARTSTART T P Gateshead StadiumHew Under Blac Six Mile T Roundabout Nine - Bottom Mile of J Kingop George of RoundaboutRedwBottom of CoastFINISHFINIS RoadH Bank 1 Highest (Lo T 8. British Heart Foundation mile Distance Markers Toilets Aqua Pura Drinks Station 70 m 9. Breast Cancer Care Runners Welfare 60 m Bands On The Run Pick-Up Point 50 m Cheering Point 40 m 10. Mind 30 m Shower Units Photo Point Metro Stations 20 m 11. NSPCC 10 m ABOVE SEALEVEL 0 m 12. Cancer Research UK There are 21 Medical Points Medical Point evenly distributed along the course. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Look out for this symbol on the day 5km 10km 15km 21.09km MILES AND KILOMETRES.

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