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| Cheviot Hills | Cheviot Hills | Fullerton’s Gazetteer | On Sheets | A range of Hills, or mountains | ||
| Map of Roxburghshire | 24.C | separating throughout a considerable | ||||
| Map of Northumberland | 29.A | portion of their extent, the Kingdoms | ||||
| 29.B | of England and Scotland | |||||
| 29.C | Some regard this chain as commencing | |||||
| 29.D | at Loch Ryan in the West, & extending | |||||
| 29.8 | with occasional interruptions to the head | |||||
| 29.12 | of the Northumberland Bowmont | |||||
| 29.16 & | but the "Cheviots", commonly so called, | |||||
| 36.B | lie in the border of Roxburgh & | |||||
| Northumberland, & may be regarded | ||||||
| as commencing on the East | ||||||
| with "Cheviot Hill" & its eastern | ||||||
| & western slopes in Lat.55. 29′-0" | ||||||
| William Beatty |
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