Care Homes in Durham

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location Durham is a small city in County Durham, well known for its Norman Cathedral and Castle also Durham University. With a population of around 494,000, this county has 212 Care Homes. The River Wear flows north through the city, enclosing the centre on three sides to create Durham's 'peninsula'. Durham has been split into areas below, with the number of Care Homes in each area shown in brackets. Please click on the appropriate link to generate a Care Home area list.

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Darlington Area: (31 Care Homes)

Cockerton, Darlington, Haughton, Haughton Le Skerne, Middleton St George,

Durham Area: (181 Care Homes)

Annfield Plain, Barnard Castle, Bearpark, Belmont, Binchester, Bishop Auckland, Blackhall, Blackhall Colliery, Blackhill, Bowburn, Brandon, Chester le Street, Chester-le-Street, Chilton, Consett, Cornforth, Coundon, Crook, Dawdon, Dean Bank, Dipton, Durham, Easington Colliery, Evenwood, Fence Houses, Fencehouses, Ferryhill, Framwellgate Moor, Hartlepool, Haswell, Hesleden, Horden, Houghton le Spring, Kelloe, Kimblesworth, Lanchester, Langley Park, Leadgate, Low Etherley, Low Westwood, Medomsley, Moorside, Murton, New Kyo, Newcastle upon Tyne, Newton Aycliffe, North Blunts, North Meadowfield, Ouston, Pelton, Peterlee, Sacriston, School Aycliffe, Seaham, Sedgefield, Shildon, Shotley Bridge, Shotton Colliery, South Church, South Hetton, Spennymoor, St Helens Auckland, St Margarets Garth, Stanhope, Stanley, Station Town, Stockton-on-Tees, Tanfield Lea, Tow Law, Trimdon, Trimdon Station, West Auckland, West Rainton, Wheatley Hill, Willington, Wingate,