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EYEMOUTH

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Originally appearing in Volume V10, Page 100 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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EYEMOUTH  , a

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police
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burgh of
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Berwickshire,
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Scotland . Pop . (19or) 2436 . It is situated at the mouth of the
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Eye, 7z m N.N.W. of
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Berwick-on-
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Tweed by the
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North
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British railway via Burnmouth . Its public buildings are the
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town
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hall, library and masonic hall . The
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main
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industry is the fishing and allied trades . The
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harbour was enlarged in 1887, and the
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bay is easily accessible and affords
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good anchorage . Owing to the rugged
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character of the
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coast and its numerous ravines and caves the whole
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district was once infested with smugglers . The promontory of St Abb's
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Head is 3 M. to the N.W .

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