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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]]. | 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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Revision as of 17:14, May 11, 2007
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.