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Brothie Burn [Clackmannan Road W Culvert Outfall]

Shillinghall Roundabout, Alloa, Clackmannanshire.

NGR:NS 88978 92936
WGS84:56.11622, -3.78712
Length:Not recorded
Vert. Range:Not recorded
Altitude:Not recorded
Geology:Not recorded
Tags:Tunnel, ManMade, Lost, Other
Registry:second

Former culvert outfall on the line of the eastern channel of the Brothie Burn/Alloa Mill Lade where it previously passed under Clackmannan Road. The culvert may have been redundant after the eastern channel was infilled/culverted north of the road. The empty channel was still visible as a dip in the landscape on a raised embankment until the 1990s when the Shillinghill Roundabout was constructed.

Alternative Names: None recorded.

Hydrographic Feeds: Brothie Burn

Hydrographic Resurgences: Brothie Burn

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This entry was last updated: 2026-07-25 10:10:00

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