St Mary’s Loch

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St Mary’s Loch is the largest natural loch in the Scottish Borders, known for its scenic beauty, walking trails, and popularity with anglers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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St Mary’s Loch canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf loch
country Scotland
drainsInto Yarrow Water
formedBy glacial processes
hasCulturalAssociation James Hogg
Sir Walter Scott
hasFacility car park
picnic areas
slipway for boats
hasIsland no significant islands
hasNearbyHistoricSite Tibbie Shiels Inn
hasNearbyRoute Cross Borders Drove Road
Sir Walter Scott Way
Southern Upland Way
hasNearbySettlement Cappercleuch
St Mary’s of the Lowes
hasNearbyWaterBody Loch of the Lowes (Scottish Borders)
hasOutflow Yarrow Water
hasRecreation boating
fishing
hiking
wild swimming
hasShoreFeature grazing land around shores
pebbled shores
isLargest natural loch in the Scottish Borders
knownFor angling
open-water swimming
sailing
scenic beauty
walking trails
length approximately 5 kilometres
locatedIn Ettrick Forest
Scottish Borders
southern Scotland
locatedNear Cappercleuch
Loch of the Lowes (Scottish Borders)
Tibbie Shiels Inn
locatedOnWatercourse Yarrow Water
maximumDepth approximately 46 metres
mentionedIn Scottish literature
partOf Yarrow valley
linked to: Yarrow Valley
popularWith anglers
outdoor enthusiasts
walkers
region Scottish Borders council area
surfaceArea approximately 2.4 square kilometres
waterType freshwater

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River Yarrow flowsNear St Mary’s Loch
Yarrow Valley near St Mary’s Loch
Beattock to St Mary’s Loch endPoint St Mary’s Loch
Yarrow Water near St Mary’s Loch
A708 road passesNear St Mary’s Loch
A708 road hasViewOf St Mary’s Loch
Megget Water locatedNear St Mary’s Loch
Yarrow hasNearbyLake St Mary’s Loch
A708 passesNear St Mary’s Loch