List of King George V Playing Fields in the United Kingdom

There were initially 471 King George V Playing Fields in the United Kingdom.[1] Details of all the current King George V Fields can be found here

England

Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
Location Formal name Local name (if any) Coordinates Dates External links
Purchase Opening
BelfastKing George V Playing Fields 54.6026°N 5.8894°W / 54.6026; -5.8894 1960Belfast City Council

Scotland
Glasgow
Location Formal name Local name (if any) National Grid Reference Dates External links
Purchase Opening
Glasgow (Carnwadric) King George V ParkNS546600  
Renfrewshire
Location Formal name Local name (if any) National Grid Reference Dates External links
Purchase Opening
RenfrewKing George V Memorial Playing FieldsThe KG 5sNS506666  UK Running Track Directory
[2]
North Lanarkshire
Location Formal name Local name (if any) National Grid Reference Dates External links
Purchase Opening
WishawKing George's FieldKing George The 5thNS785551  UK Running Track Directory
West Lothian
Location Formal name Local name (if any) National Grid Reference Dates External links
Purchase Opening
WhitburnKing George V Playing Fields NS943652  UK Running Track Directory
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Wales
Glamorgan
Location Formal name Local name (if any) National Grid Reference Dates External links
Purchase Opening
Pontardawe[3]Parc Ynysderw SN71803320032003NPFA: Field Focus, Autumn 2003
St DonatsKing George's FieldSS943682  
TonypandyAthletic GroundSS986926 UK Running Track Directory
Pembrokeshire
Location Formal name Local name (if any) National Grid Reference Dates External links
Purchase Opening
SaundersfootKing George's Field St Issels SN133047 1954Extract from the Central Register of Charities maintained by the Charity Commission for England and Wales


Ceredigion - Cardigan.

References
  1. Fields in Trust - King George V Fields
  2. "Football pitches get the red card". Daily Record. 17 January 2014. Retrieved 2 November 2018.
  3. Parc Ynysderw is a newly created King George's Field in 2003
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