- Liddel Water
Liddel Water is a
river running through southernScotland and northernEngland , for much of its course forming the border between the two countries, and was formerly one of the boundaries of theDebatable Lands Liddel Water's source is beneath
Peel Fell inRoxburghshire , in theScottish Borders , where it is formed by the confluence of Caddroun Burn, Wormscleuch Burn and Peel Burn. Soon afterwards, the nascent Liddel Water is fed byDawston Burn near the village ofSaughtree .The river continues to pick up tributaries (see below) as it follows its southwesterly course, which takes it through Newcastleton (also known as "Copshaw Holm") to Kershopefoot, where the burn begins to mark the Anglo-Scottish border.
Liddel Water flows into the River Esk at Willow Pool, beneath Liddel Strength near Carwinley,
Cumbria .Tributaries
*Peel Burn
*Wormscleuch Burn
*Caddroun Burn
**Wane Cleuch
**Singdean Burn
*Dawston Burn
**Cooper Cleuch
**Alison Sike
**Cliffhope Burn
*Kiln Burn (at Burnmouth Farm)
*Riccarton Burn (at Riccarton Farm)
*Larriston Burn (at Hewisbridge Cottage)
**Storff Burn
**Little Warrington Sike
***Bught Sike
**Holm Sikes
*Boghall Burn (at Dinlabyre)
*Riever Sike (at Ovenshank)
*Hermitage Water (near Sandholm)
**Hartsgarth Burn
***Routing Burn
**Thief Sike
**Paddington Sike
**Toftholm Sike
**Roughley Burn
***Watt's Burn
***Roughley Sike
***Laidlehope Burn
***Leys Burn
**Whitrope Burn
***Pirryshiel Sike
***Sundhope Burn
****Black Cleuch
****Windy Cleuch
**Dinley Burn
**Braidley Burn
***Tongue Burn
***Barley Burn
***Crib Burn
**Gorrenberry Burn
**Billhope Burn
***Langtae Sike
**Chapel Grain
***Caulker Grain
**Twislehope Burn
*Ryedale Burn (near Brox)
**Ralton Burn
***Burnt Burn
***Rigging Sike
*Black Burn (opposite Whithaugh)
**Bedda Cleuch
**Branch Cleuch
**Hog Gill
**Long Gill
***Rough Gill
*Priesthill Burn (at Whithaugh)
*Tweeden Burn (at Tweeden Plantation)
**Deep Sike
*Tinnis Burn (opposite Kershopefoot)
**Todhunter Grain
**Black Grain
**Green Burn
*Kershope Burn (at Kershopefoot)
**Clark's Sike
*Muir Burn (near Bankhead)
**Rae Gill
*Whitlawside Burn (near Whitlawside)
*Archer Beck (near Crookholm)
**Mid Cleuch
*Rowan Burn (at Rowanburnfoot)
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