Cardiff Royal Infirmary
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Cardiff Royal Infirmary
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 9 Sep 2009
Cardiff Royal Infirmary occupies a rectangular site about 200 metres by 100 metres, between Glossop Road, Newport Road, Orbit Street and Longcross Street. This view is from Glossop Road. The site housed the King Edward Hospital from 1837. In 1923, it was renamed Cardiff Royal Infirmary. The major part of the Infirmary closed in March 1999, with the west wing remaining open, for use as a clinic and various other medical services.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.484372
Longitude
-3.163589