River Tyne, Scotland

Origins

• Bellyford Burn, rises east of Dalkeith; passes north of Cousland, Midlothian and south of Carberry Hill; south of Elphinstone Tower; north of Ormiston; joins Puddle Burn; joins Tyne Water at Winton House.
• Kinchie Burn, rises east of Pathhead; supplies Glenkinchie Distillery; joins Birns Water at Milton Bridge, West Saltoun.
• Blackford Burn/Belsis Burn/Murray's Burn, joins the Tyne Water at Pencaitland.
• Cock Burn, rises at Lower Saltoun, joins the Tyne at Badger Wood.
• Fala Dam Burn, East Water, Salters' Burn and Blackhouse Burn combine into Keith Water which flows into Humbie Water, south of Humbie Kirk.
• Johnstounburn Water rises near Woodcote Mill and joins Humbie Water near Saltoun Forest.
• Letham Burn and St Laurence House Burn combine to join the Tyne at the southern outskirts of Haddington.
• Bearford Burn rises in Playmuir wood and joins the Tyne at Beanston Mill.
• Old Hailes Burn joins the Tyne at Hailes Castle.

Journey

• Easter Pencaitland; Spilmersford Bridge, B6355 road; Saltoun Hall
• Nisbet; Badger Wood; Herdmanston Mains
• Samuelston bridge; Begbie; Grants' Braes Bridge on B6368
• Clerkington and Clerkington Mill
• Haddington: Knox Academy; Stevenson Bridge; Cheviot House Mill; Sports Centre; Waterloo Bridge B6368; St. Mary's Church; Nungate Bridge; Victoria Bridge; Forms part of North boundary of Haddington golf club.
• Abbey Bridge, Abbeymill Farm ; Lady's Wood; Stevenson House
• Sandy's Mill; Beanston Mill; Brown Knowe Plantation;
• Hailes Castle, Hailes Mill
• A1 Bridge, Brae Heads, north of Traprain Law
• East Linton; A199 bridge; B1377 bridge
• Phantassie Farm, birthplace of John Rennie ; Phantassie Doocot
• alongside the B1407, past Prestonkirk Parish Church and Preston Mill
• Knowes Mill; Acre Plantation; Tyninghame Bridge, A198; Firth Plantation
• Tyninghame House north of the Tyne
• Mosshouse Point; Hedderwick Sands; Belhaven Bay, Tyne Sands, St. Baldred's Cradle, John Muir Country Park

Environment

Fishing

• The East Lothian Angling Association controls 25 miles of the tyne and its feeder burns; there are Brown trout and sea trout.