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Hurunui River South Branch
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through Lake Mason. One of the larger inflows on the true-right is the North Esk River . The only bridge over the Hurunui River South Branch is part of Lake
St Cyrus
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Railways. Evidence for the line can still be seen in the viaduct over the North Esk river to the south of St Cyrus and the remains of some railway embankments
Dalkeith Palace
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gardens which in later years would include the Montagu Bridge over the North Esk River and the Dalkeith Conservatory and a grassed amphitheatre. When the
Penicuik
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Robert Lorimer and dates from 1920. The Dalmore paper mill on the North Esk river at Auchendinny closed in 2004. There are five primary schools in Penicuik
A90 road
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(via Friarton Bridge) Firth of Forth (via Queensferry Crossing) River North Esk River Ugie (via Balmoor Bridge) A roads in Zone 9 of the Great Britain numbering
Ravenswood, Tasmania
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Dean and a solicitor, Louis Page, to have a bridge built across the North Esk River at Henry Street. Louise Page was to have the bridge built in return
Glenesk distillery
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Angus, Scotland Owner Diageo Founded 1897 Founder James Isle Status Closed/demolished Water source North Esk river Mothballed 1985-1996 Demolished 1996
Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway
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mile of the west side of the town of Dalkeith, where it crosses the North Esk River ; thence, to the banks of South Esk River, at Dalhousie Mains, near
List of rivers of Scotland
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Dumfries and Galloway ('Border Esk'), River Esk, Lothian (Lothian); River North Esk ; River North Esk (Lothian); River South Esk; River South Esk (Lothian) Gala
Storm Babet
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On 19 October, a 57-year-old woman's body was recovered from the North Esk river in Angus, Scotland after she was swept into the Water of Lee. A tree