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[[Image:Tynebridges.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Tyne bridges at Newcastle]]
The '''River Tyne''' is formed by the confluence of the rivers North Tyne and South Tyne at Warden, near [[Hexham]], [[Northumberland]], in north-east [[England]], and flows eastwards past the city of [[Newcastle upon Tyne]] and through the former industrial heartland of the [[Tyneside]] [[conurbation]] before entering the [[North Sea]] between [[Tynemouth]] and [[South Shields]].
The '''River Tyne''' is formed by the confluence of the rivers North Tyne and South Tyne at Warden, near [[Hexham]], [[Northumberland]], in north-east [[England]], and flows eastwards past the city of [[Newcastle upon Tyne]] and through the former industrial heartland of the [[Tyneside]] [[conurbation]] before entering the [[North Sea]] between [[Tynemouth]] and [[South Shields]].