Category:The Ba' Green

**The Ba' Green**
	small field in Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK, south of the River Tweed
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Instance of	field;
Location	Scottish Borders, Scotland
Located in or next to body of water	River Tweed;
	55° 38′ 25.31″ N, 2° 14′ 50.76″ W
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English: The Ba' Green is a small field in the Scottish Borders and is the only piece of Scotland south of the Tweed, downstream of Carham. The name of the field is supposedly from a game of mob football that was played annually between residents of Wark (England) and Coldstream (Scotland) to decide whether the field was in Scotland or England for the coming year.

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England-Scotland border at the Ba Green(geograph 5366162).jpg 1,196 × 1,600; 573 KB
On The Border (geograph 5366147).jpg 1,600 × 1,201; 628 KB
Stubble field and bales near the River Tweed at Ba Green (geograph 5110594).jpg 640 × 480; 75 KB
The Ba' Green (geograph 5366152).jpg 1,600 × 1,201; 510 KB

Category:The Ba' Green

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