Nightbringer | The Arthurian Online Encyclopedia

River Tweed


The River Tween originates in the southern uplands of Scotland, near the town of Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway. It flows eastward through the Scottish Borders and forms a natural boundary between Scotland and England.

The prophet, Lailoken, fell to his death into the river Tweed, where he was impaled through the heart.


Source
The Romance of Merlin | Peter H. Goodrich, 1990