Lemington Gut

Mouth: Lemington, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Source: Lemington, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Length: 0.809km [1]

Tributary Of: River Tyne

Etymology: Named for Lemington

Regions:

• North East

Counties:

• Tyne and Wear (Ceremonial)

• Northumberland (Historical)

Quick Trivia:

• Lemington Gut was formed as a result of shifting the River Tyne's course to bend around Lemington. [2;S16][2;S17]

• The area between the River Tyne entring and the end of the Gut was named Lemington Point, a piece of land connected to the rest of Lemington by a small strip. [2;S18]

Lemington Gut, once simply the River Tyne itself sits now as a small stream of its own in Lemington.

Course (Mouth to Source)

• Sugley Burn

Overall Rating

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