North Calder Water

The North Calder Water is a river in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. It flows for 12 miles from the Black Loch to the River Clyde at Daldowie south-east of Glasgow.

v • d • e River Clyde, Scotland

Administrative areas	South Lanarkshire · North Lanarkshire · City of Glasgow · West Dunbartonshire · Renfrewshire · Inverclyde · Argyll and Bute

Flows into	Firth of Clyde, then North Channel

Towns (upstream to downstream)	Elvanfoot · Abington · Symington · New Lanark · Lanark · Wishaw · Motherwell · Hamilton · Bothwell · Uddingston · Rutherglen · Glasgow · Renfrew · Clydebank · Bearsden · Old Kilpatrick · Dumbarton · Port Glasgow · Greenock · Helensburgh · Gourock · Dunoon

Major tributaries (upstream to downstream by confluence)	Daer Water · Potrail Water · Duneaton Water · Medwin Water · Douglas Water · Mouse Water · River Nethan · Avon Water · South Calder Water · North Calder Water · River Cart · River Kelvin · River Leven

Major bridges (upstream to downstream)	Dalmarnock Bridge · Dalmarnock Railway Bridge · Rutherglen Bridge · Polmadie Bridge · King's Bridge · St. Andrew's Suspension Bridge · Pipe Bridge and Weir · Albert Bridge · City Union Bridge · Victoria Bridge · South Portland Street Suspension Bridge · Glasgow Bridge · Caledonian Railway Bridge · George V Bridge · Kingston Bridge · Bell's Bridge · Clyde Arc · Millennium Bridge · Erskine Bridge

Longest UK rivers: 1. Severn 2. Thames 3. Trent 4. Great Ouse 5. Wye 6. Tay 7. Spey 8. Clyde 9. Tweed 10. Nene