Berwickshire
Scotland
Berwickshire, Scotland shares 98 connections with 758 other places across 19 topics, from natural landmarks and government to art, literature, and architecture. Its strongest ties are with Edinburgh and London, with a deep overlap also extending to the Scottish Borders. Siccar Point, a rocky promontory on its east coast, provided early geological proof of the Earth's great age. The region also appears in works by author Lavinia Derwent, whose novel Lady of the Manse is set there.
Paxton House, Berwickshire
Connects Berwickshire to: Scottish Borders
Blackadder Water
Connects Berwickshire to: Cairns, Australia | Scottish Borders
Siccar Point
Connects Berwickshire to: Scottish Borders
Wedderburn Castle
Connects Berwickshire to: Scottish Borders
John Lamont
Connects Berwickshire to: London, England | Glasgow, Scotland
Lavinia Derwent
Connects Berwickshire to: Scottish Borders
Geology of Great Britain
Connects Berwickshire to: Lisbon, Portugal | Colchester, United Kingdom
Ettrick and Lauderdale
Connects Berwickshire to: Scottish Borders | Selkirkshire
Earlston
Connects Berwickshire to: Scottish Borders | Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia | Ercildoun, Pennsylvania
Robert Kerr (writer)
Connects Berwickshire to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Roxburghshire
Eye Water
Connects Berwickshire to: West Bank | Scottish Borders
George Johnston (naturalist)
Connects Berwickshire to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Newcastle, Australia