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The River Kelvin in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park, Lanarkshire

River Kelvin The River Kelvin is a right-bank tributary of the River Clyde; entering the tidal Clyde in Glasgow after a course of twenty-two miles. The Kelvin is a boundary river for most of its course. It rises in a moorland on the watershed between the east and west coasts. From Kilsyth near its source to Kirkintilloch it forms the border between Stirlingshire and the detached part of Dunbartonshire; then from the Park Burn to Killermont that between Stirlingshire and Lanarkshire; and from there to Kelvindale it forms the border of Dunbartonshire with Lanarkshire. (Read more)