Island at Glenfender/ Braan confluence
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Island at Glenfender/ Braan confluence
Image: © Helen Taylor Taken: 21 Sep 2007
This small triangular island is formed by the confluence of the River Braan and the Glenfender Burn. It is covered with oak woodland, with an understorey of regenerating rowan and birch and blaeberry and moss ground flora.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.51957
Longitude
-3.760194