Mid Boreland Plantation

Wood, Forest in Kirkcudbrightshire

Scotland

Mid Boreland Plantation

Tongland Dam The dam holds back 8.8 million cubic metres of water in Tongland Loch.
Tongland Dam Credit: Richard Sutcliffe

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Mid Boreland Plantation Images

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Tongland Dam The dam holds back 8.8 million cubic metres of water in Tongland Loch.
Tongland Dam
The dam holds back 8.8 million cubic metres of water in Tongland Loch.
View from Tongland Dam Looking downstream from the top of the dam wall. The water is coming out of one of the discharge pipes near the bottom of the dam.
View from Tongland Dam
Looking downstream from the top of the dam wall. The water is coming out of one of the discharge pipes near the bottom of the dam.
Fish Pass, Tongland Dam The fish pass below the dam allows migratory fish from the River Dee to bypass the dam.
Fish Pass, Tongland Dam
The fish pass below the dam allows migratory fish from the River Dee to bypass the dam.
Peaceful burn The burn at Glenley which is used as a secluded green burial site.
Peaceful burn
The burn at Glenley which is used as a secluded green burial site.
Fish Pass Tongland Dam A few of a series of 39 chambers making up the complete fish ladder, allowing migratory fish to ascend the River Dee.
Fish Pass Tongland Dam
A few of a series of 39 chambers making up the complete fish ladder, allowing migratory fish to ascend the River Dee.
Elvers, Fish Pass Tongland Dam Elvers (young eels) climbing up the edge of the fish pass, using the mossy walls as an easier route, rather than attempting to fight against the strong water current (seen on the right).
Elvers, Fish Pass Tongland Dam
Elvers (young eels) climbing up the edge of the fish pass, using the mossy walls as an easier route, rather than attempting to fight against the strong water current (seen on the right).
The road near Jordieland The road to Kirkcudbright sweeps past the entrance to Jordieland cottages.
The road near Jordieland
The road to Kirkcudbright sweeps past the entrance to Jordieland cottages.
Knockorr plantation The road to Kirkcudbright descends through woodland at this point.
Knockorr plantation
The road to Kirkcudbright descends through woodland at this point.
New access road at Tongland This is a recently constructed access road from the public roadway at Tongland.
New access road at Tongland
This is a recently constructed access road from the public roadway at Tongland.
B727 The long easy climb out of Kirkcudbright.
B727
The long easy climb out of Kirkcudbright.
Brockleugh Plantation Beside the B727.
Brockleugh Plantation
Beside the B727.
B727, Whinnieliggate
B727, Whinnieliggate
Hummocky ground Near Kirkcudbright beside the B727.
Hummocky ground
Near Kirkcudbright beside the B727.
B727, Brockleugh Plantation Climbing away from Kirkcudbright.
B727, Brockleugh Plantation
Climbing away from Kirkcudbright.
Field by Whinnieliggate
Field by Whinnieliggate
Tongland Dam HEP station
Tongland Dam HEP station
Burn by the B727 Next to the entrance to Jordieland.
Burn by the B727
Next to the entrance to Jordieland.
B727 through Brockcleugh Woods East Of Kirkcudbright.
B727 through Brockcleugh Woods
East Of Kirkcudbright.
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Mid Boreland Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NX6952 (Lat: 54.85101, Lng: -4.030303)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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