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Water of Leith
and Water of Leith Walkway
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1.
Leith
Old Photos
2.
1950s
3.
2005
4.
2006
5.
2007 onwards
6.
Canonmills to Stockbridge
2009
7.
Stockbridge to Dean
2009 + 2010
8.
Dean
9.
Colinton
2007
10.
Antony Gormley Statues
2010
11.
Old Photos, Maps + Aerial Photo
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View up the Water of Leith from Junction Bridge
Water of Leith dredger near Junction Bridge
Lower Drawbridge Removed 1910
1910
Upper Drawbridge
Dredging the Water of Leith
North Bank opposite The Shore
Looking downstream towards Leith Docks
Ronaldson's Wharf
Looking upstream towards Sandport Place Bridge
Ocean Mist
Water of Leith Walkway at Quayside Mills
Mary of Guise
View to the Shore
Cycles and Barges
Cruz Bar and Restaurant
Cruz from Timber Bush
Victoria Bridge
The Shore - Line showing the course of the Water of Leith from Balerno to Leith
Reid Terrace
Dean Bank Lane
Stockbridge Colonies
Footbridge to Bell Place
C19
Pre-1881?
Greenland Mill
Footprints on the footpath beside the Water of Leith
Dean Gardens and Water of Leith
St Bernard's Well zoom-out
St Bernard's Well zoom-in
19th Century
George Washington Wilson
Looking East from Dean Bridge towards Stockbridge
Dean Village and Water of Leith
Miller Row beside the Water of Leith and Dean Bridge
July 2010
Wild flowers beside the Water of Leith behind the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Hawthornbank Lane
Dean School
India Place Bridge
View from Dean Path Bridge
Snow
December 2010
Looking West from Dean Bridge to Dean Village
Looking West from Dean Path Bridge to some of the houses in Dean Village
Looking East from Dean Path Bridge towards Dean Bridge
Looking East from Dean Path Bridge towards Dean Bridge, zoom-in
Several statues between Dean Gallery and Leith Western Harbour
Old Photos, Maps and Aerial Photograph
1844
1925
2001
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The Water of Leith is a small river that flows down from the Pentland Hills to the south-west of Edinburgh, through:
- Balerno
- Currie
- Slateford
- Dean
- Stockbridge
- Canonmills
- Bonnington and
- Leith
to enter the Firth of Forth at Leith Harbour.
On a ten mile length of the river, in the 19th century, there were:
- 24 flour mills
- 14 corn mills
- 12 barley mills
- 5 snuff mills
- 4 paper mills
- 2 lint mills and
- 2 leather mills
None are still operating as mills.
The last one closed in the late 20th century.
Leith - More Pictures
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