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Definition of tweed river
tweed river
• noun
1
A major river flowing 97 miles eastward through the Scottish Borders region of Scotland and northern Northumberland in England into the North Sea at Berwick-upon-Tweed, forming part of the historic border between Scotland and England and renowned for its Atlantic salmon fishing.
2
Australian A river in northeastern New South Wales, Australia, rising in the caldera around Mount Warning and flowing northeastward into the Coral Sea at Tweed Heads.
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