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| River Till | River Till | Map of Northumberland | On Sheets | A river which has its source in the | ||
| Map of England | 20.7 | eastern flank of the Cheviot Hills | ||||
| Dr Knox, on Fishing | 20.11 | & for the early portion of its course | ||||
| 20.15 & | is known as the River Breamish | |||||
| 25.3 | down as far Bewick Bridge. | |||||
| From this Bridge it proceeds in a | ||||||
| Northerly direction to West Lyham, | ||||||
| at this point it turns westward for about 4 miles, to near Weetwood hall, | ||||||
| where it receives the Wooler Water; it then proceeds in a generally | ||||||
| N.W. direction for about 2 miles, where it receives the waters of the | ||||||
| "River Glen", which river is formed by the united streams of the | ||||||
| "Bowmont Water" and the "College Burn", from this point it | ||||||
| Continues in the same general direction, past Ford, Etal, | ||||||
| and enters Norham Parish near to "New Etal" and | ||||||
| empties itself into the River Tweed, about a mile | ||||||
| W Beatty | ||||||
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