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| Coquet Dale | Coquet Dale | McKenzies History | Extends from | A Dale of singular beauty | ||
| Coquet Dale | Whites Directory | Makendon to | Extending from Makendon to | |||
| Coquet Dale | Mr G Turnbull | Warkworth | Warkworth. The upper portion | |||
| is wild and rugged but the | ||||||
| eye is relieved by Extensive | ||||||
| Plantations of Fir dotting | ||||||
| the sides and tops of the hills. | ||||||
| The portion Embraced within | ||||||
| Rothbury Parish is of a mixed | ||||||
| character but chiefly sterile. | ||||||
| a narrow belt of arable and | ||||||
| pasture land running parallel | ||||||
| to the River produces excellent | ||||||
| and early Crops | ||||||
| River Coquet | River Coquet | McKenzies History | This river rises in the vicinity of | |||
| Whites Directory | Makendon on the borders of Scotland | |||||
| Mr Wm Thompson | and after a devious course enters the | |||||
| German Ocean at Warkworth. The | ||||||
| water is clear and pure and abounds | ||||||
| with Trout and Salmon-trout, it is | ||||||
| greatly resorted to by Anglers. | ||||||
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