Baddinsgill

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Baddinsgill
Peeblesshire
Road end, Baddinsgill - geograph.org.uk - 1509373.jpg
Baddingsgill
Location
Grid reference: NT126549
Location: 55°46’46"N, 3°23’40"W
Data
Post town: West Linton
Postcode: EH46
Local Government
Council: Scottish Borders

Baddinsgill is a hamlet in the Pentland Hills, in Peeblesshire, at a farmstead at the end of a dead-end lane, two and a half miles north of West Linton.

The Lyne Water emerges form the Baddinsgill Reservoir a few hundred yards north of the hamlet and runs down past the farm towards West Linton (whence it continues southwards to the Tweed.

Baddinsgill sits in the Lyne’s narrow valley between Mount Maw (1,755 feet) to the east and Byrehope Mount (1,759 feet) to the west.