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Corra LinnA spectacular waterfall situated a half-mile (1 km) upstream of New Lanark in the Clyde valley, Corra Linn is 28m (92 feet) high and, along with Bonnington Linn, is used as a source of hydro-electric power via the Bonnington Power Station.
Corra Linn was a popular subject for landscape painters, including a work by English artist J.M.W. Turner in 1802.
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