DescriptionThe first miles of the Tweed - geograph.org.uk - 831574.jpg
English: The first miles of the Tweed Further upriver than the burn that carries the name Tweed, this is a confluence of the Powskein and Whitehope Burns. The Whitehope Burn is probably the branch of the system furthest from Berwick. The hill is Chalk Rig and it carries the Dumfriesshire/Peeblesshire march and the East-West watershed of Scotland.
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