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Sills Burn
Sills Burn is a tributary of the River Rede, in Northumberland. The burn flows about 5km and flows in a roughly southerly direction, joing the River Rede near Rochester. Sills Burn has a catchment area of 20.1 km2.[1]

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Sills Burn & Burnside Cottage from Rochester Bridge
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Sills, Northumberland
- Overview Map Sills Farm is located about 1½ miles north of Rochester in Northumberland and is situated within the MOD Otterburn Training Area. Whellan's directory of Northumberland for 1855 lists …

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Silloans, Northumberland
- Overview Map Silloans Farm is located about 1½ miles north of Rochester in Northumberland and is situated within the MOD Otterburn Training Area. Buildings at Silloans are first recorded in …

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Birdhopecraig
- Overview Map Street View Birdhopecraig (aka Birdhope Craig, or Burnhopecrag) in Redesdale is a former estate which included Birdhopecraig Hall, first recorded in 1584. The Hall was badly damaged by …

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Rochester
- Overview About Rochester Map Street View Rochester is a village in Northumberland, located on the A68 road, about 5 miles north-west of Otterburn and 9½ miles south-east of the border …


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Sills Burn & Burnside Cottage from Rochester Bridge
Pinned by Simon Cotterill

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Sills, Northumberland
- Overview Map Sills Farm is located about 1½ miles north of Rochester in Northumberland and is situated within the MOD Otterburn Training Area. Whellan's directory of Northumberland for 1855 lists …

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Silloans, Northumberland
- Overview Map Silloans Farm is located about 1½ miles north of Rochester in Northumberland and is situated within the MOD Otterburn Training Area. Buildings at Silloans are first recorded in …

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Birdhopecraig
- Overview Map Street View Birdhopecraig (aka Birdhope Craig, or Burnhopecrag) in Redesdale is a former estate which included Birdhopecraig Hall, first recorded in 1584. The Hall was badly damaged by …
