A wee quiz,
There are two rivers in Scotland which discharge into both the North sea and the Atlantic at the same time. One is a major river,the other is a tributary in a larger system.

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Graham

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Only two?
To add to the ones already given.
Part of the headwaters of the Broom are diverted into L. Glascarnoch on the Conon system.
Naver. The top of the Vagastie is diverted into the Tirry and L. Shin.


Andy

Will depend on where you think north sea and atlantic join!!
could be the Thurso and the Forsinad.
Could be any of four at bonnar bridge, but again is that not exclusvely north sea!?
bearing in mind english coastal waters go as far north as arbroath, could even be icelandic rivers!!!
regards
bert

Wiki says the North Sea is bounded by the east coasts of England and Scotland and the Orkney Isles and Shetland in the north. This makes everything west of Duncansby Head the Atlantic. So the Thurso flows into the Atlantic.
Where or what is the Forsinad


Andy

Why not try Wiki?
regards
bert

I did but it came up with nothing
And there aint no river Forsinard either


Andy

Oh yes there is.
Is a tributary of the Halladale
regards
bert

But there are apparently more than one 'school of thought' as to where the boundaries lay if you want to toss in the Oslo-Paris Treaty of 1962. (What ever the heck that was about ....)

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