Tweedsmuir Hills

The Tweedsmuir Hills are a range of rounded hills located in the Scottish Borders council area of southeastern Scotland, United Kingdom. These hills are part of the Southern Uplands and are dissected by the valleys of the River Tweed and its tributaries. The Tweedsmuir Hills, along with other ranges like the Lammermuir Hills and Moorfoot Hills, form a significant geographical feature of the region. The economy of the Scottish Borders, where these hills are situated, is largely based on agriculture, particularly sheep farming on the upland moors, and the production of woolen goods. The scenic moorland is also a draw for tourists.1