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Cottonshope Burn


Cottonshope Burn is a tributary of the River Rede in Northumberland. The burn arises near Cottonshope Head, flows south past Cottonshope to join the River Rede at Cottonshopeburnfoot. The upper parts of the valley of Cottonshope Burn is part of an MOD range, with restricted access most of the year. The burn has a catchment area of 15.6 km2 and is 6.4km long.[1]

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Cottonshope Burn
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The valley of Cottonshope Burn below Windy Crag
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Cottonshope Burn
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Bridge over Cottonshope Burn
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Cottonshope Burn
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Cottonshope Burn below Devil's Crag and Great Dour
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Bridge over Cottonshope Burn near Low Byrness
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Confluence of the River Rede and Cottonshope Burn
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Cottonshope Burn Catchment (trib of Rede)
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- Overview Map Street View Cottonshope is a remote farm, located 9 miles north-west of Otterburn and 2 miles north-east of Byrnes. The farm is situated in the valley of Cottonshope …
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Cottonshope Head
- Overview Map Street View Cottonshope Head is a remote farm building, located 9½ miles north-west of Otterburn and 3¼ miles north-east of Byrnes. It is situated in the upper valley …

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County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT7863503388

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