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Castle Pond; Alnham |
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Castle Farm |
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Alnham House |
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Prendwick |
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Little Ryle |
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Ryle Mill |
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Mere Burn |
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Eslington Park |
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Whittingham |
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Whittingham |
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Callaly Burn |
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Whittingham |
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A697, Devil's Causeway, Bridge of Aln, Low Barton |
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Coe Burn (Lower Learchild) |
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Shawdon Burn |
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Bolton |
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Bolton Mill |
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Edlingham Burn |
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Abberwick Ford |
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Abberwick Mill |
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Catcheugh Drive, Hulne Park |
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East Brizlee Drive, Hulne Park |
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Eglingham Burn |
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Shipley Burn |
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Iron Bridge Drive, Hulne Park |
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Weir, Hulne Priory |
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Lady's Well Drive, Hulne Park |
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Weir |
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B6346, Canongate, Alnwick |
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B6341, The Peth, Alnwick |
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Weir |
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Weir |
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B1340, Alnwick |
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Upstream limit of Aln Anglers' Association fishing |
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A1 |
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Alnwick Millennium Footbridge |
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Denwick Burn |
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A1068, "Alnmouth" Road |
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Cawledge Burn |
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Cawledge Viaduct, Aln Valley Railway |
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Stepping Stones, Old Hawkhill |
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Weir |
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Bilton Mill |
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Weir |
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East Coast Main Line Viaduct |
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Lesbury Weir |
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Springs Tidal Limit |
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Lesbury Old Mill |
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Lesbury Millennium Bridge, A1068 |
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Lesbury Old Bridge |
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Normal Tidal Limit, and upper limit of Marine Conservation Zone. |
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Steppey Lane Foot Bridge, Lesbury |
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Duchess' Bridge, B1338, Alnmouth |
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Limit of navigation, downstream limit of Aln Anglers' Association fishing, |
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and upstream limit of public (free) fishing. |
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End of River Aln — North Sea |
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The River Aln () runs through the county of Northumberland in England. It rises in Alnham in the Cheviot Hills and discharges into the North Sea at Alnmouth on the east coast of England.
The river gives its name to the town of Alnwick and the villages of Alnmouth and Alnham. For part of its route, directly upstream of Alnwick, the river flows through Hulne Park.
