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Cornhill on Tweed
The village of Cornhill on Tweed lies on the Scottish border, approximately 1½ miles from Coldstream, and so is on the northerly edge of Northumberland. 
In ancient times Cornhill on Tweed was known as Cornell. The parish carries the same name and incorporates Old and New Heaton and Tillmouth. The river Tweed runs eastward about a mile from Cornhill on Tweed, where there is an eighteenth century bridge with a span of five arches over the river.
Agriculture plays a part in Cornhill on Tweed, with a rich soil that supports diverse crops such as turnips, beans, and a variety of grains.
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