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Chesterhope Burn


Chesterhope Burn is a small river in Northumberland which is a tributary of the River Rede. The burn is about 2.7km and arises on Chesterhope Common, to the south-est of the village of Risdale and flows to join the River Rede just outside West Woodburn.

River Rede Chesterhope
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Bridge over the Chesterhope Burn
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
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Chesterhope Burn
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