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Wark Castle: The Landscape
The landscape of Wark on Tweed is dominated by a long, sinuous mound which runs roughly east-west. This feature,
known as a kaim, was formed by the deposition of glacial material during the last ice age.
The height of the mound provided a defensive feature that was utilised by the builders of Wark Castle. The castle occupies the top of this ridge-like mound, at the point where it lies closest to the river.
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