Harthope Burn

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Harthope Burn is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Northumberland, covering 0.09 km². It is one of 101 SSSIs in the county. It lies inside Northumberland National Park National Park. River Till catchment and The Allers and Lilburn Valley Junipers are among the SSSIs within 3.6 km.

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