Steep ground above Clydesdale
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Steep ground above Clydesdale
Image: © Richard Webb Taken: 4 Mar 2012
This part of Lanarkshire is flat but above the level of the Clyde which runs through a faulted glen. Tributaries are energetic falling off the plateau and have cut steep sided gorges. The Nemphlar Moor Road has climbed from Crossford and has a view down to the Mashoch Burn and the usual Clydesdale woodlands.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.69591
Longitude
-3.851233