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| Whiteadder Bridge | Whiteadder Bridge | Thomas Fender | On Sheet | A Wooden Bridge across the Whiteadder on the Road | ||
| (Co) | 18.10 | between Berwick and |
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| Whiteadder Bridge | John Piercy | the large floods, is in an unsound state, and receives | ||||
| (Co) | the name from the River. It is the property | |||||
| Whiteadder Bridge | William Renton | of the Corporation of Berwick. | ||||
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| [#] | River Tweed | Thomas Fender | See Page 13. | A large and swift river forming the natural | ||
| River Tweed | John Piercy | Boundary between Berwick and Northumberland &c | ||||
| River Tweed | William Renton | It is noted for its salmon Fisheries, carried on by the | ||||
| Berwick salmon Company, and also for the scenery along | ||||||
| its banks which in many places is very |
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| rocky & woody nature of the country. | ||||||
| John Webster Private Royal Sappers and Miners |
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