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[[File:Bridge over the Manor Water - geograph.org.uk - 1609249.jpg|thumb|250px|Manor Bridge]]
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The '''Manor Water''' is a river that flows entirely within the parish of [[Manor]], [[Peeblesshire]]. It rises in the [[Ettrick Forest]] and flows down through the Manor valley passing the various farms and hamlets of Manor as well as Kirkton Mannor where the Manor kirk and village hall are, flowing into the [[River Tweed]] one mile south of [[Peebles]] at Manor Bridge.
 
The '''Manor Water''' is a river that flows entirely within the parish of [[Manor]], [[Peeblesshire]]. It rises in the [[Ettrick Forest]] and flows down through the Manor valley passing the various farms and hamlets of Manor as well as Kirkton Mannor where the Manor kirk and village hall are, flowing into the [[River Tweed]] one mile south of [[Peebles]] at Manor Bridge.
  

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The Old Manor Brig, built in 1702

The Manor Water is a river that flows entirely within the parish of Manor, Peeblesshire. It rises in the Ettrick Forest and flows down through the Manor valley passing the various farms and hamlets of Manor as well as Kirkton Mannor where the Manor kirk and village hall are, flowing into the River Tweed one mile south of Peebles at Manor Bridge.

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