Sunderland
Tyne's southern neighbor
Sunderland is a city in northeast England, historically a center of shipbuilding and coal mining.
The name also appears as a surname.
In casual British speech, to be sundered is to be separated or split apart, though the city name and the verb share only distant roots.
He's from Sunderland originally.
English northeastern port city
- MiddlesbroughNortheast English industrial town
- DurhamCity and county, England
- GatesheadTyneside town, south bank
- DarlingtonNortheast English market town
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Newcastle
English northeastern port city
- MiddlesbroughNortheast English industrial town
- DurhamCity and county, England
- GatesheadTyneside town, south bank
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dockyards
Maritime construction facilities
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