Hebburn Map

Hebburn map, view the Tyne and Wear town of Hebburn, located in the county of Tyne and Wear, England.

Detailed Street Map of Hebburn Tyne and Wear & Guide to the Area

Hebburn Map Tyne and Wear: Interactive map of Hebburn, displaying the town situated in the county of Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Hebburn area and a Hebburn town centre map, showing Hebburn Metro Station and Hebburn Cemetery.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Hebburn map are: Hebburn Central, Aldi Hebburn, Asda Hebburn Superstore, Lidl Hebburn, Hebburn Hub, The Red Hackle, The Kelly, The Clock Tower, The Lord Nelson, The Iona Club, The Glen Pub, Golden Gate Chinese, Bombay Spice, Ristorante Bravi, Santorini Greek Restaurant, The Grotto Lounge, La Venezia, Mill Tavern, St Aloysius Church, St Oswald's Church, St Andrew's Centre, Hebburn Baptist Church, Hebburn Comprehensive School, St Joseph's Catholic Academy, Keelman's Way School, Hebburn Lakes Primary School, Toner Avenue Primary School, Hebburn Community Library, Monkton Stadium, Riverside Park Hebburn, Hebburn Sports Club, Hebburn Swimming Pool, Victoria Medical Centre, Ellison View Surgery, Park Surgery Hebburn, Palmer Community Hospital, South Tyneside College Hebburn Campus, Premier Inn Newcastle South, Travelodge Newcastle Whitemare Pool, Carr-Ellison Park, Campbell Park, Victoria Road Shopping Parade, St James Mall.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Monkton, Jarrow, Primrose, Brockley Whins, Fellgate, Wardley, Bill Quay, Pelaw, Felling, South Shields, Simonside, Biddick Hall, Whiteleas, Chichester, Westoe, Tyne Dock, Marsden, Cleadon, Boldon Colliery, East Boldon, West Boldon, Washington, Concord, Usworth, Barmston, Fatfield, Springwell Village, Wrekenton, Eighton Banks, Low Fell, Gateshead, Felling Shore.

Hebburn sits quietly on the south bank of the River Tyne, tucked between Jarrow and Gateshead, with Newcastle just across the water. It's one of those North East towns with a strong community feel, a bit of old industry still lingering in its story, and plenty of green spaces woven in. While it might not grab the headlines like some of its neighbours, it's a proper working town that's managed to find a good balance between its past and present.

The history of Hebburn stretches back to at least the 8th century, originally a small farming village. Its real growth came much later, during the Industrial Revolution, when shipbuilding, coal mining and chemical works turned Hebburn into a key part of Tyneside's industrial heartland. At one point, the shipyards were among the busiest on the Tyne, and the town played a role in supporting the heavy industries that built the region. Like many towns around here, the decline of those industries hit hard, but Hebburn has steadily reinvented itself. Today, it's mostly residential, with new developments and regeneration projects shaping its modern identity. The population sits at around 16,000, forming part of South Tyneside.

There's a handful of local attractions to enjoy. Hebburn Riverside Park gives great views along the Tyne, perfect for a quiet walk or cycle. The recently redeveloped town centre has brought in new leisure facilities, shops and places to eat. A short trip brings you to English Heritage's Arbeia Roman Fort in South Shields, or National Trust's Souter Lighthouse on the nearby coast, both perfect for a day out. You've also got easy access to South Marine Park, the beaches of South Shields and the riverside walks that stretch along both banks of the Tyne.

The rest of Tyne and Wear offers plenty more. Newcastle's right on the doorstep with its shops, nightlife, sport and cultural venues. Gateshead brings the Angel of the North, The Glasshouse and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. Sunderland offers beaches, parks and museums, while North Tyneside's Tynemouth, Whitley Bay and Cullercoats give you classic seaside charm, sandy beaches and great places to eat and drink. For shopping, the Metrocentre in Gateshead is just a short drive away.

Getting around from Hebburn is easy. The A19 and Tyne Tunnel offer quick routes north and south, while the A1(M) isn't far away. Hebburn has its own Tyne and Wear Metro station, giving direct access to Newcastle, Sunderland, Gateshead, South Shields and beyond. Regular bus services run through the town as well. Newcastle International Airport is around 25 minutes away by car or Metro, offering flights across the UK and overseas.

Tyne and Wear, officially pulled together in 1974, combines Newcastle, Sunderland, Gateshead, North Tyneside and South Tyneside into one diverse patch of the North East. It's a place where shipyards, collieries and Roman forts sit alongside universities, tech hubs, art galleries and buzzing seaside towns. Despite the changes over the years, that strong North East pride remains, and you'll always find a warm welcome wherever you end up.

Some More Nearby Places: Monkton, Jarrow, Primrose, Brockley Whins, Fellgate, Wardley, Bill Quay, Pelaw, Felling, South Shields, Simonside, Biddick Hall, Whiteleas, Chichester, Westoe, Tyne Dock, Marsden, Cleadon, Boldon Colliery, East Boldon, West Boldon, Washington, Concord, Usworth, Barmston, Fatfield, Springwell Village, Wrekenton, Eighton Banks, Low Fell, Gateshead, Felling Shore.

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