The Tay at Waulkmill
Introduction
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The Tay at Waulkmill
Image: © Keith Proven Taken: 21 Jan 2006
Looking North upstream. The Tay is Scotland's longest river at 120 miles, rising a mere 26 miles from the West coast town of Oban and flowing across Scotland to Dundee on the East Coast. It collects water from an area of 2400 sq miles (and that's 6200 Geograph squares!!) - it's one big river!
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Image Location
Latitude
56.448223
Longitude
-3.455124