River Blyth

Mouth: Blyth, Northumberland

Source: Kirkheaton, Northumberland

Length: 44km

Etymology: Old English blīðe, meaning merry or gentle.

Regions:

• North East

Counties:

• Northumberland

Quick Trivia:

• Blyth is an example of a place named for the river, like that of River Team and Ouse Burn.

• The Blyth Estuary covers a surface area of 1.72 squared kilometres. [1]

River Blyth is a river in Northumberland.

Course (Mouth to Source)

• Sleek Burn

• Horton Burn

• Pegwhistle Burn

• Plessey Viaduct

• Catraw Burn

• Bellasis Bridge

• Duddo Burn

• River Pont

• Cadgers Burn

• March Burn

• Ogle Burn

• How Burn