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| Crookshiel | Crookshiel | William Scott | On Sheet | A small portion of the | ||
| James Scott | 9.7 | Tweed, on the north side, | ||||
| Henry Johnstone | used as a Cast in | |||||
| angling for Salmon. | ||||||
| Union Bridge | Union Bridge | Revd John Edgard | On Sheet | A Suspension Bridge | ||
| (Suspension) | (Suspension) | Mark Thompson. Horncliffe | 3.14 | across the Tweed, about 6 miles | ||
| Wm Cleghorn. Norham | above Berwick. It was erected | |||||
| in the year 1820 by Captain | ||||||
| Samuel Brown of the Royal | ||||||
| Navy at an expense of between | ||||||
| £7000 and £8000. It is made | ||||||
| of malleable iron. Its | ||||||
| lengthis 361 feet, and | ||||||
| its weight 100 tons. | ||||||
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