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|text=The '''Luther Water''' is a river in [[Kincardineshire]], which ultimately becomes a tributary of the [[River North Esk]].  The river rises in Drumtochty Forest in burns running off Goyle Hill. From here the river passes Drumtochty Castle into the Glen of Drumtochty, then south into the Howe o' the Mearns.
|text=The '''Luther Water''' is a river in [[Kincardineshire]], which ultimately becomes a tributary of the [[River North Esk]].  The river rises in Drumtochty Forest in burns running off Goyle Hill. From here the river passes Drumtochty Castle into the Glen of Drumtochty, then south into the Howe o' the Mearns.


In the Howe o' the Mearns, the river wanders south-westwards amongst the farms, north and west of Laurencekirk, the valley's largest village, broadening and gathering the water of the Howe until at Luthermuir the river dips south, passes under the A90 and is swallowed in the River North Esk, which here marks the border with Angus.}}<noinclude>
In the Howe o' the Mearns, the river wanders south-westwards amongst the farms, north and west of Laurencekirk, the valley's largest village, broadening and gathering the water of the Howe until at Luthermuir the river dips south, passes under the A90 and is swallowed in the River North Esk, which here marks the border with Angus.}}<noinclude>{{FP data}}
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 8 May 2021

Dam on the Luther Water, Kincardineshire

Luther Water

The Luther Water is a river in Kincardineshire, which ultimately becomes a tributary of the River North Esk. The river rises in Drumtochty Forest in burns running off Goyle Hill. From here the river passes Drumtochty Castle into the Glen of Drumtochty, then south into the Howe o' the Mearns.

In the Howe o' the Mearns, the river wanders south-westwards amongst the farms, north and west of Laurencekirk, the valley's largest village, broadening and gathering the water of the Howe until at Luthermuir the river dips south, passes under the A90 and is swallowed in the River North Esk, which here marks the border with Angus. (Read more)