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 Sign for Kelvin
River Walkway on Maryhill Road |
 Aqueduct for Forth & Clyde Canal over Kelvin River in Maryhill It
is 400 feet long and 70 feet high and was opened in 1790. |
 Weir on Kelvin
River in Maryhill |
 Route Map of Kelvin River Walkway The
Kelvin Walkway connects Milngavie with
the Glasgow Heliport on the north bank of the River Clyde. The walkway follows the Allander Water for 2 miles ( 3km ) southeast from Milngavie to join the River Kelvin. The route then turns southwest leaving the Kelvin to strike south through Summerston The walkway rejoins the river on the outskirts of Maryhill and proceeds south through Kelvinside, Kelvingrove Park and Yorkhill to reach the Clyde. A total distance of some 9 miles ( 14.5km ) is covered.  |
 Bridge across Kelvin River |
 Bridge over River Kelvin |
 Spire of Kelvin Stevenson
Memorial Church from River Kelvin Walkway at Belmont Bridge. The church was designed by architect J. J. Stevenson and built in 1898-1902 The "crown tower" is similar to St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh |
 Great Western Road Bridge across River
Kelvin in Glasgow |
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 Kelvingrove
Park |
 River Kelvin in Kelvingrove Park |
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