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[[Image:Maltonhospitals.PNG|150px|Malton Hospitals|left]] Adalbert General is a [[hospital]] in the [[suburb]] of [[Ridleybank]], which is located in central [[Malton]]. This hospital was built by Prussian immigrants many years ago and named for Saint Adalbert who was born in their native city of Prague in the 10th century. This is one of the hospitals included in a current reconstruction effort coordinated by [[HAM]] and is considered high priority due to | [[Image:Maltonhospitals.PNG|150px|Malton Hospitals|left]] Adalbert General is a [[hospital]] in the [[suburb]] of [[Ridleybank]], which is located in central [[Malton]]. This hospital was built by Prussian immigrants many years ago and named for Saint Adalbert who was born in their native city of Prague in the 10th century. This is one of the hospitals included in a current reconstruction effort coordinated by [[HAM]] and is considered high priority due to its proximity to [[The Blackmore Building]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:08, 3 May 2011
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Adalbert General Hospital
Ridleybank [56,45]
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Hospital Information
Adalbert General is a hospital in the suburb of Ridleybank, which is located in central Malton. This hospital was built by Prussian immigrants many years ago and named for Saint Adalbert who was born in their native city of Prague in the 10th century. This is one of the hospitals included in a current reconstruction effort coordinated by HAM and is considered high priority due to its proximity to The Blackmore Building.
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