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Südschottland umfaßt die Southern Uplands mit dem Flachland an der N-Seite des Sol way Firth im SW und mit der Tweed-Teviot-Senkebiszu den Cheviots im E (Abb. 155). Jene durchziehen es in SW—NE von Meer zu Meer, von The Rhinns of Galloway bis St. Abb’s Head.

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Sölch, J. (1952). Südschottland. In: Die Landschaften der Britischen Inseln. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-7811-9_1

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