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Newcastle upon Tyne

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Twin cities

Newcastle also has a "friendship agreement" with

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Foreign consulates

The following countries have consular offices in Newcastle:

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Gallery

Looking through Gateshead's/Newcastle's bridges, from the Quayside

The 1781 stone Tyne Bridge, with the High Level Bridge in the background, from an 1861 illustration

Bessie Surtees House (Quayside)

The interior of Newcastle Central railway station

View across the river to Gateshead including the Millennium Bridge and Sage Music Centre (Quayside)

Steps from the castle keep to the Quayside

View across the River Tyne to Gateshead

The Centre for Life museum

The Tyne Bridge, a famous landmark linking Gateshead and Newcastle

Arms of Newcastle upon Tyne

Jesmond Dene c.1900

Ceremonial Arch in Chinatown with St. James's Park in the background

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