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Encyclopedia > River Calder (Scotland)

The River Calder in East Kilbride, Scotland runs through Calderglen country park.


Numerous nature trails border the river, in addition to a forest which is part of the park. The river is quite close to Calderglen Castle, and is used for a wide range of sports related activities.


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