St James' Park, south-east corner
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St James' Park, south-east corner
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 18 Mar 2010
Showing the oldest part of the stand built in 1970-73 with massive concrete struts along with part of the south stand ('Newcastle Brown') comprising three mast-hung tiers, added 1999-2000. The massive stadium which dominates much of Newcastle's skyline has been built around the original 1892 football ground - a pitch surrounded by earth banks.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.97542
Longitude
-1.620494