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Callaly Burn


Callaly Burn is a small river in Northumberland, which is a tributary of the River Aln. The burn is 7 km long, with a catchment area of 13.3 km2.[1] Callaly Burn arises in the hills near Longbottle Hall and flows roughly north-westerly, through the village of Callaly, before joining the River Aln at Whittingham.

River Aln Multivallate hillfort, north of Callaly Whittingham Lorbottle Callaly
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Ford and Footbridge, Callaly Burn
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Confluence of River Aln and Callaly Burn
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Callaly Burn Catchment (trib of Aln)
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Multivallate hillfort, north of Callaly
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Multivallate hillfort, north of Callaly
- Scheduled Monument area - based on Historic England data (Open Government Licence) - to the north of Callaly. LIDAR - Image from opendata.hillforts.eu (CC-BY-SA), based on data from the Environment …

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