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Kershope Burn


Kershope Burn is a tributary of Liddel Water. The burn forms part of the border between England and Scotland and England. The burn rises in the marshy Hobb’s Flow near Kielder Forest, it flows through a steep, forested valley, separating Newcastleton Forest from Kershope Forest, before joining Liddel Water at Kershopefoot.

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- Overview Map Street View Kershopefoot is a hamlet in Cumbria, located close to the Scotland-England border, about 7 miles north-west of Bewcastle. It is situated by the confluence of Kershope …
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Kershopefoot Forest and Cumbria from the air
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Old Toll Pillar at Bloody Bush
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