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The Northeast of England - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Britians original smart home
      - First house in the world with electricity from water power
      - Amor manufacturer Lord Armstrong owned it
      - 1979 its public and for tourists to visit
      - 2019 ..> 255.000 visitors
      - Cragside named of “cragend hill” which it stands on
      - 2007 after complete conversion public again
  - - - Castle at a beach/coastline, towering above grass covered sand dunes
      - Iconic landmark
      - One of the countrys lagest inhabited castles
      - Lving history à occupied since prehistoric times, witnessed bloody battles, royal rebellion and secret negotiations
      - Was built to survive raisa in the 12th century
      - Kings hall à Victorian masterpiece made for banquets and balls
      - Every summer live archaeological excavations
  - - - Famous for:
        
        wide, sweeping beaches, backed by high sand dunes that are punctuated by dark whinstone autcrops
      - 40 Miles along the edge of North East England
      - many of the beaches are wild and rugged
      - It's on the. England - scotland border
      - they speak in a Northumbrian dialect
      - Newcastle was the nistoric country town
      - , Morpeth is the unitary authority's present administrative centre
- - - - Newcastle united
      - St James park
        
        stadium
        
        Sculptures
        
        Bobby Robson
        
        Joe Harvay Memorial
        
        Jackie Milburn
        
        Alan shearer
    - - Football Stadium
        
        Seating capability:52 000 seats
        
        Eight largest football stadium in England
        
        Owner: Newcastle city council
        
        Opened 1892
        
        Used for football since 1880
        
        It’s been used for international football, at the Olympics 2012
        
        Architect Tomas Oliver
        
        Builder Richard Grainger
        
        First football team which played in the stadium was Newcastle Rangers in 1880
- - - - St. Cuthbert´s shrine
  - - - Peaceful landscape of moors and hills, valleys, waterfalls, rivers, villages, historic market towns
      - Natural beauty
      - Woodland walk from the visitor center
      - Englands highest uninterrupted drop of water (21 meters)
      - Most commanding waterfall
      - Venture downstream
      - Impressive series of falls