Manchester Regional Arena (Manchester)

United Kingdom / England / Manchester

Manchester Regional Athletics Arena is funded by Sport England and Manchester City Council. It was opened by the Mayor of Manchester in April 2002, prior to the Commonwealth Games.

The track was officially opened on the 20th January 2004 by Manchester-born sprinter Darren Campbell, who went on to win a gold medal for the 4x100m relay at the Athens Olympic Games.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester Regional Arena

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Coordinates: 53°29'1"N 2°12'14"W

Etihad Campus 0.7 km
Broadhurst Playing Fields 4.1 km
Bury F.C. Training Centre 13 km
Colne & Nelson Rugby Union Football Club 42 km
Myra Shay Sports Ground 47 km
Keighley Crusaders Rugby Union Football Club 48 km
Millhouses Park 49 km
Western Flatts Park 52 km
West Park Leeds Rugby Union Football Club 59 km
Harrogate Golf Club 75 km

Beswick 0.7 km
Philips Park 0.8 km
Ancoats Urban Village 1.6 km
The Northern Quarter 1.9 km
University of Manchester – North Campus 2.2 km
Longsight Railway Depot 2.4 km
Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester 2.6 km
Manchester University 2.8 km
Royal Manchester Children's Hospital 2.8 km
Gorton 3.1 km

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Beswick Philips Park Ancoats Urban Village The Northern Quarter University of Manchester – North Campus Longsight Railway Depot Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester Manchester University Royal Manchester Children's Hospital Gorton