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[[Image:Biggar Clyde Valley.JPG|right|400 px|thumb|The Upper Clyde Valley, and the town of Biggar.]]
 
[[Image:Biggar Clyde Valley.JPG|right|400 px|thumb|The Upper Clyde Valley, and the town of Biggar.]]
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The '''River Clyde''' is the most important river on the west coast of [[Scotland]]. From its source in the Lowther hills in the [[Scottish Lowlands]], it runs down Clydesdale (from where comes the Clydesdale breed of large [[horse]]), past [[Lanark]], [[Motherwell]] and [[Hamilton]], through [[Glasgow]] and out into the [[Firth of Clyde]].
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The '''River Clyde''' is the most important river on the west coast of [[Scotland]]. From its source in the Lowther hills in the [[Scottish Lowlands]], it runs down Clydesdale (from where comes the Clydesdale breed of large [[horse]]), past [[Lanark]], [[Motherwell]] and [[Hamilton]], through [[Glasgow]] and out into the [[Firth of Clyde]] at [[Gourock]].
    
{{DEFAULTSORT:Clyde, RIver}}
 
{{DEFAULTSORT:Clyde, RIver}}
 
[[Category:Rivers]]
 
[[Category:Rivers]]
 
[[Category:Scottish Rivers]]
 
[[Category:Scottish Rivers]]
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