Crooked Loch

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Selkirkshire

Scotland

Crooked Loch

Road to Deloraineshiel Farm
Road to Deloraineshiel Farm Credit: Peter Bond

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Crooked Loch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.415082/-3.0211994 or Grid Reference NT3513. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road to Deloraineshiel Farm
Road to Deloraineshiel Farm
Shallow valley west of Clearburn Loch
Shallow valley west of Clearburn Loch
Clearburn Cottage By the B711.
Clearburn Cottage
By the B711.
Bellendean Burn The block of Craik Forest beyond the burn (which must be a fine sight in August with the fireweed) has been felled recently. The forest here was photographed in 2007: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/323239">NT3615 : Forest road, Bellendean</a>
Bellendean Burn
The block of Craik Forest beyond the burn (which must be a fine sight in August with the fireweed) has been felled recently. The forest here was photographed in 2007: NT3615 : Forest road, Bellendean
Wetland by the B711 There is a post office van on the B711, one of three vehicles seen on the short section of the road visited today and during a lunch break. Hills get more distinct to the west, here the forested Law Kneis.
Wetland by the B711
There is a post office van on the B711, one of three vehicles seen on the short section of the road visited today and during a lunch break. Hills get more distinct to the west, here the forested Law Kneis.
Deloraineshiel Rashy ground and young woodland.
Deloraineshiel
Rashy ground and young woodland.
B711 Between Redfordgreen and Deloraineshiel north of Craik Forest.
B711
Between Redfordgreen and Deloraineshiel north of Craik Forest.
Clearburn Cottage Looking down the valley towards the confluence with the Rankle Burn. The B711 to Tushielaw Inn winds its way over the hillside. Beyond are extensive forests.
Clearburn Cottage
Looking down the valley towards the confluence with the Rankle Burn. The B711 to Tushielaw Inn winds its way over the hillside. Beyond are extensive forests.
North shore of Kingside Loch A remote loch in the middle of the forest.
North shore of Kingside Loch
A remote loch in the middle of the forest.
South shore of Kingside Loch A remote loch in the middle of the forest. Bilberries are growing in the foreground.
South shore of Kingside Loch
A remote loch in the middle of the forest. Bilberries are growing in the foreground.
Clear fell near Goose Loch This extensive area of forest has been recently cleared.
Clear fell near Goose Loch
This extensive area of forest has been recently cleared.
Clear fell near Goose Loch This extensive area of forest has been recently cleared.
Clear fell near Goose Loch
This extensive area of forest has been recently cleared.
Eastern end of Clearburn Loch
Eastern end of Clearburn Loch
Plantation near Clearburn Loch The roof of Deloraineshiel <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NT3416">NT3416</a> can be seen just beyond the trees.
Plantation near Clearburn Loch
The roof of Deloraineshiel NT3416 can be seen just beyond the trees.
Goose Loch Compare with <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/323271">NT3514 : Goose Loch</a> nine years ago. The area of open water is now much reduced with reedbeds filling much of the loch. A young plantation is now well-established on the far side of the loch.
Goose Loch
Compare with NT3514 : Goose Loch nine years ago. The area of open water is now much reduced with reedbeds filling much of the loch. A young plantation is now well-established on the far side of the loch.
North side of Crooked Loch In the heart of the forest.
North side of Crooked Loch
In the heart of the forest.
Logs beside the forest road
Logs beside the forest road
Small lochan on the Bellendean Burn The small plantation in the distance adjoins Drycleuchlea <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NT3517">NT3517</a>. Dun Knowe rises beyond.
Small lochan on the Bellendean Burn
The small plantation in the distance adjoins Drycleuchlea NT3517. Dun Knowe rises beyond.
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Crooked Loch is located at Grid Ref: NT3513 (Lat: 55.415082, Lng: -3.0211994)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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