Newcastle Burrow

The Newcastle Burrow is a womble burrow located in Newcastle, England, Earth. It was established around 40,000 years ago and is a large burrow, having a population of 3,000,000 wombles. It has 490,000 rooms and an area of 8,400 square miles. The Newcastle Burrow is notable for being the residence of a large number of very old wombles, including many aged 35,000 or older, including Great Uncle Wolverhampton, the oldest womble not to have been resurrected. Genetic analysis has shown the presence of a gene which causes extreme longevity in a large percentage of the burrow's population. The Newcastle Burrow is regarded as the most important womble burrow in the north of England and one of the ten most important Womble burrows in the United Kingdom by womble academics.
Category:Womble Burrows
Category:Extant Womble Burrows
Category:English Womble Burrows
Category:Tyne and Wear Womble Burrows
Category:Womble Burrows of Regional Importance
Category:Womble Burrows of National Importance