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Tyneside is the industrial and postindustrial conurbation located along the north and south banks of the [[River Tyne]] in north-east [[England]]. It comprises areas that were formerly in the traditional counties of [[Northumberland]] and [[County Durham]], but from 1974 in the metropolitan county of [[Tyne and Wear]]. Tyneside is conventionally described as the four northern authority areas in Tyne & Wear: [[Newcastle upon Tyne]] and [[North Tyneside]] on the north bank of the river, and [[Gateshead]] and [[South Tyneside]] on the south bank. Tynesiders are informally known as [[Geordies]]. The population of Tyneside is around 800,000.
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'''Tyneside''' is the industrial and postindustrial conurbation located along the north and south banks of the [[River Tyne]] in north-east [[England]]. It comprises areas that were formerly in the traditional counties of [[Northumberland]] and [[County Durham]], but from 1974 in the metropolitan county of [[Tyne and Wear]]. Tyneside is conventionally described as the four northern authority areas in Tyne & Wear: [[Newcastle upon Tyne]] and [[North Tyneside]] on the north bank of the river, and [[Gateshead]] and [[South Tyneside]] on the south bank. Tynesiders are informally known as [[Geordies]]. The population of Tyneside is around 800,000.
    
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