A) Urr Water B) River Bladnoch C) Water of Luce D) River Cree
A) Tarf Water B) Skyre Burn C) Tarff Water D) Water of Fleet
A) Black Burn B) Palnure Burn C) Moneypool Burn D) Penkiln Burn
A) River Cree B) River Dee C) River Annan D) River Nith
A) Tarf Water B) Black Burn C) Skyre Burn D) Penkiln Burn
A) Tarff Water B) Big Water of Fleet C) Little Water of Fleet D) Skyre Burn
A) Black Water of Dee B) White Esk C) Water of Minnoch D) Border Esk
A) Mein Water B) Tarff Water C) Kirtle Water D) River Sark
A) Water of Ken B) Carsphairn Lane C) Water of Deugh D) Polharrow Burn
A) Carsphairn Lane B) Kirkgunzeon Lane C) Cargen Water D) New Abbey Pow
A) Annan Water B) Lochar Water C) Urr Water D) Liddel Water
A) Penkiln Burn B) Kirkgunzeon Lane C) Polharrow Burn D) Carsphairn Lane
A) Cample Water B) Carron Water C) Cargen Water D) Mennock Water
A) Shinnel Water B) Cample Water C) Cluden Water D) Scaur Water
A) White Esk B) Scar Water C) Black Water D) Border Esk
A) Mein Water B) Dalwhat Water C) Castlefairn Water D) Old Water
A) Old Water B) Dryfe Water C) Castlefairn Water D) Dalwhat Water
A) Kirtle Water B) Lochar Water C) Annan Water D) River Lyne
A) Kinnel Water B) Corrie Water C) Mein Water D) Water of Ae
A) Wamphray Water B) Mein Water C) Corrie Water D) Water of Milk
A) River Bladnoch B) River Cree C) River Esk, Dumfries and Galloway D) River Nith
A) Kirtle Water B) Liddel Water C) River Lyne D) Kershope Burn
A) River Sark B) River Lyne C) River Esk D) Ewes Water
A) Garwald Water B) River Lyne C) Wauchope Water D) Hermitage Water
A) Kershope Burn B) Whitrope Burn C) Roughley Burn D) Hermitage Water
A) Roughley Burn B) Kershope Burn C) Hermitage Water D) Whitrope Burn
A) Meggat Water B) Tarras Water C) Ewes Water D) Wauchope Water
A) Garwald Water B) Hermitage Water C) Wauchope Water D) Tarras Water
A) Garwald Water B) White Esk C) Black Esk D) Meggat Water
A) Garwald Water B) Ewes Water C) Black Esk D) White Esk
A) Norwegian Sea B) North Sea C) Irish Sea D) Celtic Sea
A) Eas Gobhain B) Keltie Water C) Goodie Water D) Garbh Uisge
A) Eas Gobhain B) Kelty Water C) Duchray Water D) Garbh Uisge
A) Loch Earn B) Loch Lubnaig C) Loch Tay D) Loch Rannoch
A) Loch Freuchie B) Loch Earn C) Loch Tay D) Loch Rannoch
A) Loch Eigheach B) Loch Earn C) Loch Rannoch D) Loch Tay
A) Loch Rannoch B) Loch Eigheach C) Loch Laidon D) Loch Tay
A) Loch Rannoch B) Loch Eigheach C) Loch Tay D) Loch Laidon
A) Allt Mor B) Allt Chaldar C) Allt Girnaig D) Allt Conait
A) Tay catchment B) Forth catchment C) Simple coastal catchments D) Eden catchment
A) Eden catchment B) Forth catchment C) Leven catchment D) Tay catchment
A) Leven catchment B) Tay catchment C) Forth catchment D) Eden catchment
A) Left B) Right C) None D) Both
A) Tributary B) Right side C) Outflow D) Left side
A) Outflow B) Right side C) Tributary D) Left side
A) Geographically, taken anti-clockwise from Berwick-upon-Tweed B) Chronologically by discovery C) By length from longest to shortest D) Alphabetically by river name
A) Alphabetically under each catchment B) Down the page in an upstream loop direction C) By volume of water flow D) From mouth to source sequentially
A) Left-bank tributary B) Lower section of the river C) Large watercourse D) Left fork of a named river
A) Right-bank tributary B) Rapid water flow C) Right fork of a named river D) Reservoir
A) Separately B) Under the main coastal sections C) At the beginning of the text D) They are excluded entirely
A) Bourne B) Uisge C) Allt D) Watter
A) Avon B) Ault/alt C) Bourne D) Water
A) Bourne B) Watter C) Ault D) Avon
A) It is a right fork B) Left-bank C) It is a left fork D) Right-bank
A) Beauly Firth B) Dornoch Firth C) Findhorn Bay D) Kyle of Sutherland
A) North Sea B) Dornoch Firth C) Findhorn Bay D) Beauly Firth
A) Rappach Water B) Abhainn na Frithe C) Abhainn Leataidh D) Abhainn an t-Sratha Charnaig
A) Jura B) Lewis C) Shapinsay D) Mainland
A) c. 2,000 square miles B) 5,200 square miles C) 1,500 square miles D) 1,097 square miles
A) 1,500 square miles B) 2,840 square miles C) 2,000 square miles D) 1,097 square miles
A) 1,097 square miles B) 3,900 square miles C) 2,000 square miles D) 1,500 square miles
A) Tay B) Tweed C) Clyde D) Spey
A) Mull B) Lothian C) Fife D) Skye
A) Mull B) Skye C) Fife D) Falkirk
A) Tay B) Spey C) Clyde D) Forth
A) Clyde B) Spey C) Tweed D) Tay
A) Mull B) Skye C) Rùm D) Islay
A) Morvern B) Mull C) Kintyre D) Islay
A) Spey B) Clyde C) Nith D) Tay
A) Mull B) Skye C) Islay D) Rùm
A) Galloway B) Lothian C) Fife D) Aberdeenshire
A) Skye B) Mull C) Rùm D) Arran
A) Falkirk B) Lothian C) Angus D) Fife
A) Great Glen B) Cromarty Firth C) Strathglass D) Rannoch Moor
A) Rùm B) Islay C) Arran D) Skye
A) Islay B) Mull C) Arran D) Skye
A) fast or swift B) small or little C) large or great D) black or dark
A) Estimated figures B) Imperial figures C) Metric figures D) Modern figures
A) metric figures B) imperial figures C) catchment figures D) historical figures
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