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| Cheviot Hills | Cheviot Hills | Fullertons Gazetteer | On Sheet | A range of mountains to the South of | ||
| New Statistical Account | 14.9 | Scotland, separating throughout a considerable | ||||
| Map of Northumberland | extent the Kingdoms of England & Scotland | |||||
| Some regard this chain as commencing | ||||||
| at Loch Ryan in the West, and extending | ||||||
| with occasional interruptions, to the head | ||||||
| of the Northumberland Beaumont, but, | ||||||
| the Cheviots, commonly so called, lie on the borders of Roxburgh and | ||||||
| Northumberland and may be regarded as commencing in the East | ||||||
| with Cheviot-Hill and its eastern & Northern slopes in the parishes of | ||||||
| Yetholm & Kirknewton including a projecting span in the extreme S land | ||||||
| of Ford Parish – The principal pass in the range is that known by the | ||||||
| name of Carter Bar – by which the road from Jedburgh to Newcastle | ||||||
| enters England | ||||||
| R. Burnaby | ||||||
| Major RE | ||||||
| 29 Feby 1860 | ||||||
Note: Unsigned (hand of William Beatty)
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