Hawick

Classification and Statistics Settlement Type: small town Population (2011): 14294     (2001): 14573 (1991): 15812 (1981): 16364 (Combined with Wilton Dean) (1971): 16286 (1961): 16206 (1951): 16717 (1901): 17303 (Parliamentary and Municipal Burgh) (1881): 16184 (1871): 11356 (1861): 10401 Tourist Rating: Text of Entry Updated: 05-MAR-2024

Location Latitude: 55.4264°N Longitude: 2.782°W National Grid Reference: NT 506 150 A range of modern and historical maps are accessible through the map tab on the right of this page Get directions by entering the UK postcode of your location, home or hotel here eg. EH1 3YT

References and Further Reading

Cruft, Kitty, John Dunbar and Richard Fawcett (2006) The Buildings of Scotland: Borders. Yale University Press, New Haven and London
Grater, Abigail and Mark Watson (2009) Hawick and Its Place among the Border Mill Towns. Historic Scotland, Edinburgh
Moffat, Alistair (2014) Hawick: A History from Earliest Times. Birlinn, Edinburgh
Redpath, Alastair (2014) Hawick Through Time. Amberley Publishing, Stroud
Wilson, James (1850) Annals of Hawick 1214 - 1814. Thomas George Stevenson, Edinburgh

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Attractions:	1514 Memorial Borders Abbeys Way Borders Railway Borders Textile Towerhouse Craikhope Outdoor Centre Drumlanrig Bridge Drumlanrig Castle Hawick Community Hospital Hawick Heritage Hub Hawick Mote	Hawick Museum Hawick Town Hall Melrose Railway Station Return from Hornshole St Andrew's in the Square St Mary's and Old Parish Church Teviotdale Leisure Centre Tower Mill Whitrope Rail Heritage Centre Wilton Lodge Park
Council Area:	Scottish Borders
Families:	Douglas Lowell	Scott
Features:	A7 Trunk Road Acreknowe Reservoir Albert Bridge Alemoor Hill Alemoor Loch Alemoor Reservoir Allan Water Archdiocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh Bailie's Hill Barnes Loch Barns Viaduct Barrel Law Borders College Borthwick Water Bowshank Tunnel Branxholme Castle Branxholme Easter Loch Brown's Hill Buccleuch Park Cacra Hill Castle Law Chisholme Cobble Cauld Cobble Pool Common Haugh Coom Law Coomb Edge Crooked Loch Dod Burn Dod Hill Drinkstone Hill Fanna Hill Fatlips Castle Girnwood Hill Greatmoor Hill Hardie's Hill Hartshorn Pike Hawick Golf Club Hawick High School Hellmoor Loch Hornshole Monument	James Thomson Bridge Kaim Law Kingside Loch Kirkton Hill Kirkwynd Bridge Langlands Bridge Laurie Bridge Lawson Bridge Leap Hill Maiden Paps Mansfield Park Martin's Bridge North Bridge Peat Law Peel Fell Penchrise Pen Pike Fell Pike, The Rubers Law Scaw'd Law Scottish Borders Campus Shankend Hill Shaws Under Loch Shaws Upper Loch Slitrig Water St Leonard's Park Stobs Camp Stobs Castle Stonedge Hill Teviot, River Tofts Hill Vertish Hill Victoria Bridge Volunteer Park Waverley Bridge Wellogate Cemetery White Hill Whitrope Tunnel Wigg Knowe Wiltonburn Hill Wyndburgh Hill
Historical Counties:	Roxburghshire
Parishes:	Ashkirk Bedrule Castleton Cavers Ettrick Ewes Galashiels Hawick Hobkirk	Jedburgh Kirkhope Lilliesleaf Minto Roberton Selkirk Southdean Teviothead Yarrow
People:	James Anderson Sir Charles (Chay) Blyth Katharine Elliot (Baroness Elliot of Harwood) William Ewart Gladstone Andrew James (Jimmie) Guthrie John Hardie Dr. Richard Henderson Steven (Steve) Hislop Vincenzo Lunardi Sir John Blackwood McEwen John McLachlan William (Bill) McLaren Peter McRobbie James Beattie Michie Walter Francis Montagu Douglas Scott (5th Duke of Buccleuch; 7th Duke of Queensberry) Sir Robert Muir Sarah Murray (Sarah Maze, Sarah Aust)	Robert James Naismith Kenneth (Ken) Oliver Robert Paterson Robert Ramsay Sir Alexander Ramsay of Dalhousie Anne Redpath James (Jim) Renwick (William) Birnie Rhind Sir Thomas Duncan Rhind John T. Rochead Francis George Scott Sir George Gilbert Scott Walter Scott of Harden (Auld Wat) Thomas Shaw (1st Baron Craigmyle) James (Jim) William Telfer James Thomson Prof. Sir David Wallace James Wilson
Settlements:	Abbotrule Annelshope Appletreehall Belses Bonchester Bridge Buccleuch Caerlanrig Cauldmill Clarilaw Craik Denholm Edinburgh Elgin Gamescleuch Glasgow Gretna Green Hobkirk Hornshole Horsleyhill Howpasley	Jedburgh Kelso Kirkton Lilliesleaf Minto Newcastleton Newmill Ormiston Peebles Phenzhopehaugh Riccarton Junction Roberton Selkirk Stobs Teviothead Whitlaw Whitrope Wilton Wilton Dean Wolfelee

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