Swan Hunter, Wallsend

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Swan Hunter, Wallsend was a major British shipbuilding yard on the River Tyne, renowned for constructing many significant Royal Navy and commercial vessels during the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf shipbuilding company facility
shipyard
adjacentTo Newcastle upon Tyne urban area NERFINISHED
constructed Royal Navy warships NERFINISHED
commercial cargo ships
ferries
offshore support vessels
passenger liners
tankers
country United Kingdom
economicImpact contributed to the economy of Tyneside
geographicRegion North East England NERFINISHED
hasHeritageAssociation North East England maritime history NERFINISHED
hasPhysicalFeature crane installations
dry docks
fabrication shops
hasTransportConnection Port of Tyne NERFINISHED
heritage part of the industrial heritage of the River Tyne
historicalRole center of shipbuilding innovation on the Tyne
key site in British naval procurement
inception late 19th century
industry shipbuilding
knownFor heavy engineering capability
large slipways and fitting-out berths
locatedIn Wallsend NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory England NERFINISHED
Tyne and Wear NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Tyne NERFINISHED
namedAfter Swan Hunter NERFINISHED
notableFor construction of Royal Navy warships
construction of commercial vessels
major role in British shipbuilding in the 19th century
major role in British shipbuilding in the 20th century
operator Swan Hunter NERFINISHED
partOf British shipbuilding industry
Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson NERFINISHED
Swan Hunter Group NERFINISHED
servedAs major employer in Wallsend
significantPeriod World War I NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
status historical shipyard site
usedFor construction of merchant ships
construction of naval vessels

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HMS Glasgow (D88) shipyard Swan Hunter, Wallsend