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Stonebyres LinnA waterfall situated a mile (1.5 km) downstream of Lanark in the Clyde valley. It is 21m (69 feet) high and is used as the source of hydro-electric power via the Stonebyres Power Station.
Stonebyres Linn is an effective natural barrier to migrating salmon and sea-trout, preventing these fish going further upstream.
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