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Carrow Road
Carrow Road is Norwich City's home football stadium, a rectangular ground on Carrow Road beside the River Wensum. Built in 1935 and repeatedly redeveloped, the ground is enclosed by four named stands (Regency Security/River End, The Barclay, the Geoffrey Watling City Stand and the Jarrold/South Stand) and includes hospitality suites and a hotel overlooking the pitch.
First raised
1935
Its prime
2016
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 2016
What Carrow Road looked like in its prime.
A low, compact football bowl with four distinct stands tightly enclosing a rectangular, closely mown Desso grass pitch. Seating is chiefly green and yellow; the Jarrold (South) is a single-tier cantilever stand with a deep overhang, The Barclay presents a two-tier profile, and the Geoffrey Watling City Stand is a lower single tier with visible corporate boxes. Roof fascias carry broad advertising bands (notably red 'flybe.com' in period photos). External floodlight pylons rise above corners and a multi-storey hotel occupies a corner overlooking the pitch.
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8 places to explore in 2016.
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