Ebrie Burn

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Ebrie, a burn of N Aberdeenshire, rising in New Deer parish, 1½ mile SE of New Deer village, and running 8½ miles southward to the Ythan, at a point 2¾ miles WNW of Ellon. It is followed, over the greater part of its course, by the Buchan and Formartine section of the Great North of Scotland; has Arnage House and Arnage station on its left bank; gives tbe name of Inverebrie to a detached section of Methlick parish contiguous to its mouth; and, in times of heavy rain, becomes a voluminous torrent.—Ord. Sur., sh. 87, 1876.

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