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Cleveland Browns Stadium
Cleveland Browns Stadium is a football stadium located in Cleveland, Ohio (41°30'21.51''N, 81°41'58.5''W). It is the home of the Cleveland Browns NFL franchise. The stadium sits on 31 acres (13 ha) of land on the shores of Lake Erie and has a capacity of at least 73,200. The normal use of Cleveland Browns Stadium is only for football; however, the stadium was built with a playing surface large enough to allow it to host international soccer matches.Top photos chosen by u all:

Footbridge, Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio
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Bridgepixing from the deck of a Footbridge over The Shoreway leading to the Cleveland Browns Stadium. Additional Bridge Photos and a Bridge Blog at www.Bridgepix.com. Cleveland Browns Stadium is a football stadium located in Cleveland, Ohio. It is the home of the Cleveland Browns NFL franchise. The stadium sits on 31 acres (130,000 m²) of land on the shores of Lake Erie and has a capacity of at least 73,200. The normal use of Cleveland Browns Stadium is only for football; however, the stadium was built with a playing surface large enough to allow it to host international soccer matches. Cleveland Browns Stadium sits on the former site of Cleveland Municipal Stadium, which housed the Browns before owner Art Modell moved the team to Baltimore to become the Ravens. As part of the deal that brought a new Browns team to Cleveland, the city of Cleveland tore down Cleveland Stadium after the 1996 NFL season to make room for the new facility. Debris from the former stadium was submerged in Lake Erie and now serves as an artificial reef. Ground was broken on May 15, 1997, the stadium opened in July 1999, and the resurrected Browns debuted there in the 1999 NFL season. The stadium also hosts the annual Ohio Classic college football game. The city chose not to sell the naming rights to the stadium itself; this is very non-typical for major American stadiums built in recent years. However, the naming rights to all four of the facility's gates were sold. The names of the gates are Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Gate located in the Southwest corner, National City Gate located in the Southeast corner, STERIS Gate located in the Northeast corner, and FirstEnergy Gate is located in the Northwest corner of the stadium. The stadium is also home to the notorious Dawg Pound, a section of bleacher seats whose occupants are commonly regarded as some of the most passionate in football. The West 3rd St. station of Cleveland's Waterfront light rail line serves the stadium. (Wikipedia)

Rock Hall Twilight
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame looking out over Lake Erie as rain moves in, taking over Cleveland. More at PHOTONOISE, my photoblog.

Money, Justice and Sports
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Taken from the site of the RRHS Prom. 5/17/2008

C-Town from the stadium
Made by PHDawson
Note the French flag colours on City Hall.

Cleveburg IMG_2439-2
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Cleveland Fire Fighters bagpipe Memorial
The Cleveland Fire Fighters Bagpipe crew played at a Memorial Day tribute to fallen Fire Fighters at the new Cleveland Fire Fighters Memorial across from Cleveland Browns Stadium
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View of Cleveland's Harbor
still offers a view, is the Cleveland Harbor. There you will see the Great Lakes Science Center, the Cleveland Browns Stadium, the docked ships and ofcourse
By Way of Motorcycle Chapter Two Pt 2
and Roll Hall of Fame, Lake Erie and Browns stadium...motorcycle road roadtrip hayabusa stateline VFR Pennsylvania Cleveland Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ohio Lake Erie
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