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Lower Tweed and Whiteadder

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Lower Tweed and Whiteadder is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Northumberland, covering 3.5 km². The county has 101 Sites of Special Scientific Interest; this is one. It is among the largest in the county.

Berwick-upon-Tweed Station is under a kilometre away. River Till catchment and Ford Moss are among the SSSIs within 10.2 km.

Full name: Tweed Catchment Rivers - England: Lower Tweed and Whiteadder

More places to visit near Lower Tweed and Whiteadder

Photo of Norham, a village in Northumberland, north east England.

Norham

Village

Peaceful Tweed-side village of stone cottages around a broad green, once capital of the Prince Bishops' liberty of Norhamshire.

1.5 km N · Northumberland

Photo of Norham Castle, a ruined castle in Northumberland, north east England.Highlight

Norham Castle

Castle near Norham

Border ruin famously painted by Turner.

1.9 km N

Photo of Union Chain Bridge, a landmark near Norham, Northumberland, north east England.Highlight

Union Chain Bridge

Landmark near Norham

A slender 1820 suspension bridge over the Tweed at Horncliffe, among the oldest of its kind still carrying traffic.

6.5 km NE

Photo of Etal, a village in Northumberland, north east England.Highlight

Etal

Village

Thatched estate village on the River Till, with a ruined castle and Northumberland's only thatched pub at the end of a light railway.

6.8 km SE · Northumberland

Photo of Heatherslaw Light Railway, a visitor attraction near Etal, Northumberland, north east England.Highlight

Heatherslaw Light Railway

Attraction near Etal

England's most northerly steam railway, running fifteen-inch-gauge trains along the River Till between Heatherslaw and Etal.

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Photo of Lady Waterford Hall, a visitor attraction near Ford, Northumberland, north east England.Highlight

Lady Waterford Hall

Attraction near Ford

The former estate schoolroom at Ford, its walls covered in Lady Waterford's celebrated Victorian biblical murals.

9.3 km SE