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Cardiff Council. In 2015 a new main
campus costing £45
million was
opened in
Dumballs Road, Cardiff, to
cater for 4000 students.
Facilities included 130 teaching...
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Tributaries • left
Putty Cr****, Long
Weeney Cr****,
Mellong Cr****,
Culoul Cr**** • right
Wirraba Cr****,
Koondah Cr****,
Dumball Cr****
National park
Wollemi NP...
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Avonmouth Docks, and
separated the
mainland from a
small island named Dumball Island.: 8 The
first development at
Avonmouth was a
landing stage built...
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accommodation Longcross Court 2024 No
Current building Student accommodation 14
Anchor Works,
Dumballs Road 52 170 15 2021 Yes In
progress Residential...
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coast and used
Cardiff as a base and
later as a port.
Street names such as
Dumballs Road and
Womanby Street come from the Vikings. In 1091,
Robert Fitzhamon...
- They used
Cardiff as a base and then as a port.
Street names such as
Dumballs Road and
Womanby Street come from the Vikings. 1081:
William the Conqueror...
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William and
Sarah United
Kingdom The
schooner ran
aground on the
Dumball Sand, in the
River Parrett. She
capsized and sank with the loss of all...
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trading post. Many street-names in
Cardiff are of
Viking origin including Dumballs Road and the
oldest street in the city,
Womanby Street. The
conquest of...
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approaching from the
south and
turning upriver north of the now
vanished Dumball Island.
Local tradition has it that
sailors used it to show
their gratitude...
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County Donegal.
Borthwick United
Kingdom The
steamship ran
aground on the
Dumball, in the
River Avon. She was
refloated the next day with ****istance from...
