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Big Elmer Sculptureso R � W N a Sunderland, BL O 0 L Aquarium T a R M 1 TYNEMOUTR H R a Library Y � R 18 3 E B SY ER B R 3 a O 7 North + x1 Tyneside x4 Four Lane Monkseaton Ends North Newcastle West Jesmond x3 Cullercoats Howdon x1 Meadow Well Central Hadrian Road Percy Main Newcastle x25 Chichester South Shields x3 Gateshead x3 + x3 Follow the herd with Metro 21 August-1 November Come and meet the 50 Elmer sculptures, all individually designed, University and brought to the region by St Oswald’s Hospice charity. Turn over for the locations of the 50 big elephant sculptures, and visit nexus.org.uk to view our map showing the locations of the 114 little Elmers. Sunderland x7 To donate £5* to St Oswald’s Hospice, text TRAIN to 70085. *Excludes the cost of a standard rate message. With 60 stations around Tyne and Wear, it’s really easy to visit the elephant-astic sculptures. You can plan your trip using this map or the Journey Planner at nexus.org.uk/metro Go to greatnorthelmer.co.uk to find out more. #greatnorthelmer stoswaldsuk.org R R E G E D GREA D R W WA E 0 A 0 A 0 A L D WEST JESMOND 6 0 1 A 6 LAK T WEST JESMOND 6 1 1 7 O K T 1 B 67 R E N B IN N B O D O O R O Pet’s R W T Pet’s AJ E 1 T H AJ 6 S 1E Corner7 H M 6 S Corner7 R M O R O Town Moor O N Town Moor O N Park A D D A D B D A 1 Park D D B 31 A 1 8 D O D E 31 O R N 8 E N R R E E REED E N E RO D W Mooracres N R R JesmondW A R O A Mooracres O A D Jesmond A LK O B D IVY ROADL S Dene K Playing Fields B S Dene Playing Fields O JESMOND O JESMOND RoyalRoyal Victoria Victoria InfirmaryInfirmary Locations of the 50 Elmer sculptures and nearest Metro station Central Newcastle and Gateshead LeazesLeazes ParkPark E Brightside Treasure Trunk 04 NU North Newcastle 6 minute walk from 8 minute walk from Manors South Shields Other* VE 25 A1 O All Saint’s Cemetery T A 12 A 6 OS Monument/Haymarket at Trinity Gardens 1 7 S All Saint’s Cemetery ES Summer Flowers Trudi Sweet Treat 67 B W Exhibition O B at Eldon Garden Exhibition O 15 minute walk from 10 minute walk from South At intu Metrocentre R 37 Park R N 47 N 01 Willow Park E South Gosforth at Shields at Customs House Go North East X66 from E R St James’ Park A B Savanna R O Gosforth High Street 13 minute walk from Manors Gateshead Interchange A 16 58 B A St James’ Park O 26 16 7 A 1058 A R 7 AD 13 4 minute walk from Monument at Seven Stories Feathered Friends D A10 R RA A RA CK HEATON Henna the Elephant at Old Eldon Square 15 minute walk from South Silly the El-laugh-ant CK RO HEATONCE 38 R AD 9PLAE 15 minute walk from Shields at South Marine Park At intu Metrocentre B A167M D OA A18Y LAC Orbit B 131 A167M DA D ERR 02 Memories 48 131 8 A OA WBRRY P Jesmond at Jesmond 14 minute walk from Manors Go North East X66 from 8 A 16 JESMOND RO RA E 27 16 7 JESMOND RD R ST Dene (Pets’ Corner) 1 minute walk from Monument Elmer Armstrong Gateshead Interchange 7 M ORD STRAWB 14 at Swirle Pavillion, Quayside M YF ATE FO G E at Grey Street 6 minute walk from South D ST JAMES’ W T N 39 Great North NY LOGA D E AN ST JAMES’ GALOW N Holibobs Shields at The Word Sweetheart Great North S L W SA GAL E Museum: Hancock W Jumble B G 18 minute walk from At Team Valley Retail World B 1Museum:3 Hancock Dazzle G A 03 9 minute walk from Manors O 13 18 Chillingham Road at M 49 Go North East bus 93 and 94 1 LEAZES A T 1 minute walk from Monument 28 8 E Sunderland E LEAZES T 15 at Quayside Seaside B E Heaton Park R N from Gateshead Interchange 1 at Grey’s Monument R E A G B S E D 6 GREA D D 1 0 T R W E Royal Victoria 6 W 0 E 0 StitchesA 0 0 0 A A A AL LK D WEST JESMOND 6 0 0 A 16 Weighed in Nelly NEWCASTLE T WESTUnder JESMOND the Sea 1 1677 OA Infirmary A 1 K 16 B 05 People’s Elmer T R rk View O2 Academy Central Newcastle 10 minute walk from N B 6 NE 1 N BI At Newcastle Racecourse 7 W O2 Academy O 18 minute walk from 40D 6 EST OR UPON TYNE 5 minute walk from Monument O Sunderland at Theh Bridgesopping M WESTGATEGA Newcastle and Gateshead 16 R 29 WO Pet’s 50 7 TE R T Pet’s O AJ Arriva bus 43 and 44 from M Newcastle E 1 A T Gateshead at Millennium D H AJ 6 at 55 Degrees North S 1E CornerShopping7 Centre Centre RO H M 6 SM Corner7 A Northumbria D R O Regent Centre R Bridge NEWCASTLE O Town Moor O W Leazes S N H Northumbria Town Moor O N I T A D T Leazes NEWCASTLE Raybow Park D University S T A A D B L Discovery 1 D O 8 D A 1 6 Park D FloraB 31 E Park UNIVERSITY TO E Ele-bot A 8 Y D 1 University E O A D E 318 Discovery T 186 R D R O R N UNIVERSITY E 13 minute walk from E Park R D Newcastle ET E N R Museum 04 E D S 4 minute REwalkE from D 4 minute walk from St James E E D Amy N R D W Newcastle TR N R O A Museum O Jesmond at Exhibition Park Mooracres R JesmondW A D R O A O O 41 Jesmond L City Campus Mooracres D A 06 R A K A L at Newcastle University O B SunderlandD IVY ROAD Lat Sunderland 10 minute walkS from Dene K R 17 Playing Fields B City Campus T E S Dene R Playing Fields O JESMOND T Cumberland 30 O Business School Gateshead at HiltonJESMON D Winter Gardens T S A T TERLOO S Raphael S AW T R Arms Newcastle Gateshead HAYMARKET E A W 3 minute walk from R E 186 05 Royal Victoria M N M RoyalAllsorts Victoria WHITLEY HAYMARKET Newcastle E AT O E 18 Landmarks Infirmary A N Newcastle M7 6 Haymarket at Civic Centre T R T Infirmary BAY OR 76 M 2 minute walk from R E T City Hall 42 TE H 1 3 minute walk from St James D 6 A City Hall M 18 T Are We Nelly Home? B St James’ Park R U R E EE 09 H 1 Sunderland at Market Square T A A L M at St James’ Park Leazes N B A RS U R B Elm Tree B A O T B L 13 minute walk from Leazes A R M 1 31 B Y E 3 Park R R 19 S 07 B R 93 0 O 1 B R 1 O A Park R A C 3 9 B 1 minute walk from D Y E L B Gateshead at Sage Gateshead R intu R 93 C R 0 U 1 R A 1 1 A E OU The Beautiful Game A K C 08 9 B U E E L B 3 G N S C R 11 N 6 06 D O C A 1 0 1 E J K P H Haymarket at R 0 Nice to be Nice O A AE ER D 3 7 L Eldon Square 6 G E 18 N O AV R D P All Saint’s Cemetery 10 minutes from Stadium of D O 0 0 1 I P intu T L 6 OS AC S 0 H S D Seven 7 All Saint’s Cemetery43ES S H A YL A 7 26 R T 67 B N D W Northumberland Street 0 W R S Exhibition O R 5 minute walk from B E E N B Exhibition O Light at The Stadium of Light R B T R EldonO Square1 BU W RRY P 3 3 N E Park R 12 A 4 A19 A 4 A1 Howdon D 9 N 3 Stories 19 St James/Haymarket at Park E S TR 10 24 3 13 19 A E R B St James’ Park T S A193 A O B Hapi A 16 R 8 B A St James’ Park B LACKET B O STRAWB T 15 1 7 A 058 E ST Barker & Stonehouse6 15 A R R T B REET 1 Fab Nelly A L B 7 AD A P D A0 R G CK T ET 6 1 R A T S I S OA W E N TR 1 3 minute walk from A R C ST JAMESB T EET L E A P 0 Elenora the Explorer K HEATON 1 O T T A G G E R 3 L 6 C CE I N O HEATON E LW 0 ST K 20 minute walk from 4 M E A LAE GA L R 0 R 9 4 J D O D 8P C O G R 07 W A B A167 44A 1Y LA L I E M A E 1 D L 7 Monument/Haymarket 17 minute walk from Howdon DA D CULLERCOATS G 0 A M M B1 31 A16 32 ERR R T M 7 MANORS R 8 M OA B J 3 W A SeaburnRRY P at Seaburn seafront S A I 1 R WE W B 6 Blossom 8 1 O A G 7 A 6 JESMOND D R 17 M14S MANORS T at Northumberland Street 1 7 R R ST E T MEE at Tyne TunnelJESMOND 1 S 6 M The6 Dunes D A N 7 FOR STRAWB E A V G S B1 S 10 minute walk from M YO GAT VE T ET F A T North 3 1 E O ’ E A N D W N R NY ST JAMES’ OGAT Y EN E LA 4 EntertainmentA T S Great North L LEAZES 4 S S T B D E A ST JAMES’ GALW N D 22 LeisureE Centre Y E O R T W E N Elmer the Patchwork MONUMENT O Great North S L W R Marine Park A A ’ B R 20 Central Station at Quayside - A GAL E A W T L S S E I L S B Museum: Hancock W M L E S MONUMENT Centre I B G Y 1 R A A V Museum:3 Hancok c T B R B E G LV G A O I W Run North East 13 18 Elephant S R IL D T Y A A Swing Bridge 1 North Tyneside A L T E R LEAZES G 8 E D T E MANORS 45 I R LEAZES D 4 minute walk from B 17 minute walkE from N T E T 86 1 MANORS 1 B 6 S E E A 1 0 T K T Lakeshore 86 08 Royal Victoria 6 R 1 NEWCASTLE 0 0 O2 Academy SOUTH SHIELDS A Monument/Haymarket Royal Victoria NEWCASTLE A 0 Seaburn at Roker Park S R South Infirmary Hope A 1 Railroad O2 Academy A Elmerus Maximus 6 R W B A Infirmary UPON TYNE 1 E S Marine 7 W O2 Academy ST IG 1 Metro Radio at Fenwick Food Hall 6 EST G E 16 8 UPON TYNE G D C Newcastle 3 6 7 minute walk7 M from WESTGAT Newcastle AT B G 18 A A 27 E CULLERCOATS B R E I A V 1 M O Newcastle R 1 G M Park 1 minute walk from A E O 8 Metro Radio ATE D 3 G I 6 RO Doodle AD 4 A E D 21 33 Northumbria AD 4 W 6 A Arena Leazes NEWCASTLE Tynemouth at Tynemouth M R 8 O Northumbria S 1 A K T 6 R CentralLeazes Station NEWCASTLE T A Arena University S Discovery T A1 R E E H O 25 minute8 6walk from R C Park UNIVERSITY TO E K T 18 25 University Discovery TE A186 R D 46 A Surf Dude Park UNIVERSITY Front Street ER E EA r Ty A Gateshead e T iv n Newcastle Museum E B R D e S at Central Rail Station D Discovery A1 T C Newcastle TR O 8 29 A MuseumSeaburn at Roker Beach D 6 E Gateshead iver Tyn City Campus O R e 8 minute walk from A R RL T Millennium City Campus T R E E 23 T McDonald’s E T S Museum ERA LOO S T Millennium 09 Beyond the Sea T Monument/Haymarket S AW TR S 28 T R 4 SOUTH A Bridge W T 1 HAYMARKET R E A186 4 8 E Electric Ellie N E 3 Newcastle M 3 S HAYMARKET 12 minute walk from E AT 1 N Bridge O 18 T D at intu Eldon Square N Newcastle 7 E 6 I M B SHIELDS T R T SE OR City Hall 76 M I T Blue Reef Y T 34 N C D 13 minute walk from Central EE H 6 1 A Central A I M T City Hall S 22 B St James’ Park R U North Shields at North R CENTRAL STATION H EE H 1 I U A A L B Y MB C e A St James’ Park R U B TERLOO S ST R QA B A O L O Aquarium T A R M 1 R A Library H Y U n Station at Newcastle Helix 3 B Y ER A R S B R 93 B Shields1 0 Fish Quay O 1 e The Elephant’s New Castle O A L W Q y R A C 3 9 B O Y E B W O R L R 93 A T C 0 U 1 R A 1 1 A A E n OU T A K C 9 B 1
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