Bonny Water and Red Burn confluence
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Bonny Water and Red Burn confluence
Image: © Robert Murray Taken: 9 Apr 2011
Immediate view of the little and large water courses. I would advance the possibility of the burn joining the Red Burn here not being the Bonny Water at all but actually the Auchincloch Burn. I suspect the surveyors of the first O.S. survey in 1858 extended the length of the Bonny in error when in fact the name only came into being at this confluence.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.983963
Longitude
-3.948334