River Tyne

The River Tyne is a prominent river in northeast England, flowing about 73 miles from the Pennines to the North Sea. It passes through cities like Newcastle and Gateshead, playing a vital role in regional history, trade, and industry. The river features iconic bridges, including the Tyne Bridge, and is associated with shipbuilding and coal transportation in the past. Today, it remains an important waterway for commerce, recreation, and tourism, with picturesque riverside areas, cultural events, and scenic views contributing to the region’s identity and economy.