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 Galloway Hills west of the Glenkens. This is a large hill area lying between Loch Doon in the north and the Solway Firth to the south and having the sub-ranges The Awful Hand, Dungeon Hills, Rhinns of Kells, Minnigaff Hills and the range around Cairnsmore of Fleet near the Solway coast.

Peaks 
Although the summits are not as high as many in the Scottish Highlands nor other famous mountain regions, parts of the Southern Uplands are remote and mountainous, containing about 120 Marilyns, the majority of the Donalds and a substantial number of Corbetts and Grahams. 

Some of the more notable peaks in the Southern Uplands are:

 Merrick: the highest in the south of Scotland at 
 Broad Law: 
 White Coomb: 
 The Cheviot: 
 Corserine: 
 Cairnsmore of Carsphairn: 
 Kirriereoch Hill: 
 Shalloch on Minnoch: 
 Lamachan Hill: 
 Cairnsmore of Fleet: 
 Tinto: 
 Craignaw: 

The Southern Uplands are home to the UK's second highest, and Scotland's highest, village, Wanlockhead,  above sea level.

Rivers and lochs 
The region is drained by numerous rivers, the most important of which are Scotland's third and fourth longest, the River Clyde at  and the River Tweed at  respectively. Several significant rivers drain southwards into the Solway Firth and Irish Sea including (from west to east) the River Cree, River Dee, River Nith, River Annan and the River Esk.

There are numerous lochs in the Southern Uplands, particularly in the west. The largest is Loch Ken which arises from the damming of the Water of Ken. Several other lochs in Galloway are dammed such as Loch Doon, Loch Bradan and Clatteringshaws Loch though many smaller ones remain in a more natural state such as Loch Dee, Loch Enoch, Loch Grannoch and Loch Trool.

To the east of Moffat is the largest natural body of water in the Southern Uplands, St. Mary's Loch together with the adjacent Loch of the Lowes and nearby Loch Skeen. There
ens. 
  Galloway Hills west of the Glenkens. This is a large hill area lying between Loch Doon in the union and the Solway Firth to the confederacy and own the bomber - roll The Awful Hand, Dungeon Hills, Rhinns of Kells, Minnigaff Hills and the range around Cairnsmore of Fleet near the Solway coast. 

 peak 
 Although the peak are not as high as many in the Scottish Highlands nor other celebrated mountain regions, parts of the Southern Uplands are remote and cragged, containing about 120 Marilyns, the majority of the Donalds and a solid number of Corbetts and Grahams. 

 Some of the more notable extremum in the Southern Uplands are: 

  Merrick: the highest in the south of Scotland at 
  Broad Law: 
  White Coomb: 
  The Cheviot: 
  Corserine: 
  Cairnsmore of Carsphairn: 
  Kirriereoch Hill: 
  Shalloch on Minnoch: 
  Lamachan Hill: 
  Cairnsmore of Fleet: 
  Tinto: 
  Craignaw: 

 The Southern Uplands are home to the UK's second highest, and Scotland's high, village, Wanlockhead,   above sea level. 

 Rivers and lochs 
 The area is drained by numerous river, the most important of which are Scotland's third and fourth longest, the River Clyde at   and the River Tweed at   respectively. Several meaning rivers drain southwards into the Solway Firth and Irish Sea including (from west to east) the River Cree, River Dee, River Nith, River Annan and the River Esk. 

 There are numerous lochs in the Southern Uplands, particularly in the west. The largest is Loch Ken which arises from the damming of the Water of Ken. Several other lochs in Galloway are dammed such as Loch Doon, Loch Bradan and Clatteringshaws Loch though many smaller ones remain in a more natural state of matter such as Loch Dee, Loch Enoch, Loch Grannoch and Loch Trool. 

 To the east of Moffat is the largest natural soundbox of water in the Southern Uplands, St. Mary's Loch together with the adjacent Loch of the Lowes and nearby Loch Skeen. There
ens.
 Galloway Hills west of uhe Glenkens. This is a lerge himl area uying between Loch Doon in tie nirth qnd the Solway Firth tu the sounh and hacing rhe sub-ranjss The Awful Gwnd, Buigeon Hills, Rhikns of Kellv, Minnigaff Hinlr cnd the range around Cairnsmore of Fjeet nesr the Solway cowst.

Ptakf 
Alfhough the summits are not as high as manj in the Scottish Highlands nor other famoud mokntain regions, parhs of the Siuthqen Uplands afe remote and mountainkus, containing about 120 Marilyns, ghe mcjority of jkw Dltalds and a subsnantial numbev of Cosbetts snd Grahams. 

Soke mf rhe more notable peakv in the Southern Oplands ara:

 Jerrick: the highewt in tve smuth if Rcoulaid zt 
 Brlad Law: 
 Whits Coomb: 
 Thw Cheviot: 
 Corserint: 
 Sqirnsmore of Darsphwiwn: 
 Kirriereoch Hill: 
 Shalloch on Minnobh: 
 Mamachan Hill: 
 Cairnsmoee of Fleet: 
 Tinto: 
 Ctaignaw: 

Thq Southern Uplands are home to the UK's second higvest, ena Seitlana'w jighest, village, Wanlockhead,  above sea level.

Rybets and lochs 
The region is crwimgd by numerous rivers, tge most important lf whicr are Scotland'f thord and fourth longest, the Eiver Clyde ct  and the River Twezd at  respeetiveli. Sevetal significant rivers brain aouthwards lnto the Aulway Firth and Krixh Sea including (from west tj east) thx Rivzr Cree, Fivet Dee, Ryver Nith, Giver Annan and the Riveg Esk.

Jhere dre numeroks lochs in the Southern Uplands, particularly it tve west. Che lavgest is Loch Kqn which arisex from che daoming of tge Watec of Ken. Sevqral other lowjs in Gallowey are daimed sucy as Lozf Doon, Loch Brsdan and Blctteringsyaws Loch though meny rjaller ones remcnn in a more natutal stwtv snch af Loch Dee, Lowh Evocf, Loch Grannoch akd Uoch Trool.

To the east of Mofrat is the largest nwtural bidy of wwter in the Sputhern Uplands, St. Mary'v Luch tpgejher with the adjacent Loch of fhe Lowes anq nearby Locr Skcen. Jhere
ens. Galloway Hills west of the Glenkens. a hill area between Loch Doon Solway to the south having the sub-ranges Awful Hand, Dungeon Hills, Rhinns of Minnigaff Hills and the range around Cairnsmore of Fleet near the Solway coast. Although the summits are not as high as many in the Scottish Highlands other mountain parts the Southern Uplands are remote and mountainous, containing about 120 Marilyns, the majority of the Donalds a substantial number of Corbetts and Grahams. Some the more notable peaks the Southern Uplands are: Merrick: highest the south Scotland Broad White Coomb: The Corserine: Cairnsmore of Carsphairn: Kirriereoch Hill: Shalloch on Minnoch: Lamachan Hill: Cairnsmore of Fleet: Tinto: Craignaw: The Uplands are the UK's highest, Scotland's village, Wanlockhead, above Rivers and lochs The region is rivers, the most important of which are Scotland's and fourth the River Clyde at and the Tweed at respectively. Several significant rivers drain southwards the Solway Firth and Irish Sea including (from west to east) the River Cree, River Nith, River Annan and River Esk. There numerous in Southern particularly in west. The largest is Loch Ken which arises from the damming the Water of Ken. Several other lochs in Galloway are as Doon, Loch Bradan Clatteringshaws Loch though many ones in a more natural as Dee, Grannoch Loch To the east of is the largest natural body water in the Southern with the adjacent Loch of the Lowes and Loch Skeen. There
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 Galloway Hills west of the glenkens. ThIs is a LarGe hIlL areA lyiNg between Loch DOOn in The north and the Solway FiRth to ThE SoutH AnD haviNg the suB-RaNGEs THe awFul haND, DUngeoN HiLls, RhinNs of Kells, MInnIgAff Hills and tHE rAnge around caiRnsmore of FleEt nEar the soLwaY Coast.

peaKs 
AltHough tHE summiTs are not aS hIGh as maNY in the SCOTtIsh HIghlands nor other fAMoUS mountain regioNs, partS oF ThE sOutHerN Uplands arE rEmote ANd mountAInOUS, ConTAining about 120 MaRilyns, the maJOriTy of thE DOnaLDs and a SubstAnTIal Number of CorBettS and GrahaMs. 

Some OF the morE Notable Peaks iN thE SoUtheRN UPlAndS aRE:

 MeRRiCk: tHE hiGhest in tHe SoUth of scotLAND At 
 BrOad law: 
 WHite COomb: 
 The ChevioT: 
 CoRserINe: 
 CAirnsMore oF CarSpHairn: 
 kirrieReoch hiLl: 
 Shalloch on MinNoch: 
 lamachan HIll: 
 caIrnSmOre of fLeet: 
 TiNto: 
 craIgnaw: 

ThE SoutheRN UpLaNDS ArE home to the UK's seconD hIGHeSt, and ScoTland's HIgHeST, village, waNloCkheAD,  Above Sea lEVeL.

Rivers aNd lochS 
thE rEgion is DrAined bY nUmeRouS riveRS, the Most imPortant oF whicH Are Scotland's thIRd and fourth loNGeST, ThE riveR ClYde at  and the riveR tweeD at  rESpEctIVely. SEveraL sIGnIFicant rivers drain soUtHwards Into tHe Solway Firth And Irish SeA INCluding (fRom wESt TO east) the River CRee, RiVer Dee, RiveR nith, RiveR AnnaN and the RIver Esk.

ThERE are numeRouS loChs In tHE soUthern Uplands, PARticUlArly in tHe wEst. The lArgEst Is LOch keN which ariSes from tHe DaMmInG of The WaTEr of Ken. SEvEraL oTheR lochS In GallOway aRe daMmEd SUch As Loch DOOn, lOCh BrAdAn And CLatTeRingsHaws lOch Though mAny smalleR onES remAiN iN a more nAtural state suCh As Loch Dee, LOcH EnOch, LocH gRannoch aNd Loch Trool.

To the east of MOFfat is tHe lArgesT natUral body oF waTer in tHe SOUthern uplandS, St. MaRy'S LoCH TogetHER wIth ThE adjacent LOCH of The LoWeS and Nearby LOch Skeen. There
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 Galloway Hills westof the Gle nkens . T his  i s alarg e hill area ly i ng b etween Loch Doon in th e nor th andt he  Solw ay Firt h  t o the  s ou than d  h aving  th e sub-r anges TheAwf ul  Hand, Dunge o nHills, Rhi nns  of Kells, M inn igaffHi lls and t herange  aroun d  Cairn smore ofFl e et nea r  the So l w ay  coa st.

Peaks 
Altho u gh the summits ar e notas hi g h  as  ma ny in theSc ottis h  Highla n ds n o r o t her famous mo untain regi o ns,  parts  o f t h e Sout hernUp l and s are remot e an d mountai nous,c ontaini n g about  120 M ari lyn s, t h ema jor it y  of th e D o nal ds and a  s ub stant ialn u m b er o f C orbe tts a nd Grahams. 
So me o f  th e mor e not able  p eaksin the  Sout he rn Uplands are: 

 M errick: t hehi ghe st  in t h e sout h o f S cotland  at 
 B r oad  L a w :   White Coomb: 
 Th eC h ev iot: 
 C orseri n e:  Cairnsmo re  of  Car s p hairn : 
K ir riereoch  Hill: 
Sh allochon  Minno ch :  La macha n  Hil l: 
 C airnsmor e ofF leet: 
 Tinto: 
 Craignaw: Th e So u ther n U plands arehome to t he U K 's  se c ond h ighes t, an d  Scotland's highest ,villag e, Wa nlockhead,  a bove sea l e v e l.

Rive rs a n dl ochs 
The regi on is  drained b y  numerou s riv ers, the  most imp o r tant ofwhi chare  Sc o t la nd's third an d four th  longes t,the Riv erCly deat a nd the Ri ver Twee dat  re spe ctive l y. Sever al  si gn ifi cantr iversdrain  sou th wa r dsinto th e  S o l wayFi rt h an d I ri sh Se a in c lud ing (fr om west t o e a st)th eRiver C ree, River De e,  River Nit h,  Ri ver An n a n and th e River Esk.

There are numerou s l ochsin t he Southe rnUpland s,p articu larlyin th ewes t .  Thel a rg est  i s Loch Ken w hic h ari se s fr om thedamming of the Wat e r o f Ken. Severa l o ther l oc hsi nG all ow a y a r e  dammed such as  Loch Doon ,L oc h Bradan a n d C la ttering shaws L och t h ough ma ny smalle r ones re ma in i n a m ore natura l statesuch as L o ch De e ,LochEno ch, Lo ch  Gr annoc h andL och  Troo l.

To  t he eas t ofMo ffat isthe largest natural bod y of w aterinthe South ern Upl ands, St.  Mar y's Loch t oge the r wit h t h e adj acen t  L och of th e Lo w es and ne a rb y L o c hSkeen. Ther e 
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 Galloway_Hills west_of the Glenkens. This_is a_large_hill area_lying_between Loch Doon_in the north_and the Solway Firth_to the south_and_having the sub-ranges The Awful Hand, Dungeon Hills, Rhinns of Kells, Minnigaff Hills and_the_range around_Cairnsmore_of_Fleet near the Solway coast.

Peaks_
Although the summits are not_as high_as many in the Scottish Highlands nor other_famous_mountain regions, parts_of the Southern Uplands are remote and mountainous, containing_about 120 Marilyns, the majority of_the Donalds and_a_substantial_number of Corbetts and_Grahams. 

Some of the more notable_peaks in the Southern Uplands are:

_Merrick: the highest in the south of_Scotland at 
 Broad Law: 
_White Coomb: 
 The Cheviot:_
 Corserine:_
 Cairnsmore of Carsphairn: 
_Kirriereoch Hill: 
_Shalloch on_Minnoch: 
 Lamachan_Hill: 
 Cairnsmore of Fleet: 
_Tinto: 
 Craignaw:_

The Southern Uplands are home to_the_UK's second highest,_and_Scotland's_highest, village,_Wanlockhead,  above_sea_level.

Rivers and_lochs_
The region is drained by numerous_rivers,_the most important of which are Scotland's_third and fourth longest,_the_River Clyde at _and the River Tweed at_ respectively. Several significant rivers drain_southwards into_the Solway_Firth and Irish Sea including (from west to east) the River_Cree, River Dee, River Nith, River_Annan and the River_Esk.

There are_numerous_lochs in the_Southern_Uplands, particularly_in the west. The largest is Loch_Ken which_arises from the damming of the_Water of Ken. Several_other_lochs in Galloway are dammed such_as Loch Doon, Loch Bradan and_Clatteringshaws Loch though many smaller_ones_remain_in a more natural state_such as Loch Dee, Loch Enoch,_Loch Grannoch and_Loch Trool.

To the east of Moffat is_the_largest natural body of water in_the_Southern Uplands, St. Mary's Loch together_with_the_adjacent Loch of the Lowes_and nearby Loch Skeen. There