Jordan Burn
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title:
Jordan Burn
text:
The Jordan Burn, is the name of a stream, now culverted for much of its course, that runs through the Victorian suburb of Morningside in Edinburgh, Scotland, and was until 1856 the southern boundary of the city and county. It is a tributary of the Braid Burn. Its eastern part is known as the Pow Burn. The Jordan first appears so named on the Roy map of Edinburgh (1753) "in obvious allusion to its position between 'Egypt' and 'Canaan'". It was originally called the Pow Burn when the Wester Burgh
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description:
Stream/watercourse in Edinburgh, Scotland
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Burn
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2024-04-20T20:42:52Z
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