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North Shields

England, United Kingdom
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  • Tynemouth
    North Tyneside

    North Shields has oil-storage facilities, ship-repair yards, and fish canneries, and shipbuilding and the manufacture of marine parts and equipment are important at Wallsend. The northwestern and northeastern portions of North Tyneside are largely suburban. Area 32 square miles (84 square km). Pop. (2001) 191,659;…

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    North Shields has oil-storage facilities, ship-repair yards, and fish canneries, and shipbuilding and the manufacture of marine parts and equipment are important at Wallsend. The northwestern and northeastern portions of North Tyneside are largely suburban. Area 32 square miles (84 square km). Pop. (2001) 191,659;…

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