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The weir in Dumfries, also known as the Whitesands Caul, is a historic stone weir that spans the River Nith. It is a prominent feature of the town, located between the Devorgilla Bridge and the suspension bridge.

The bridge was designed by John Willet and constructed by James Abernethy & Co. in 1875 to provide a safe river crossing for mill workers and local children.

The pedestrian bridge is one of the oldest in Scotland. Built in 1432, it crosses the River Nith in the town center and offers scenic views.

As Scotland's seventh-longest river, the Nith flows for over 70 miles before emptying into the Solway Firth.

The Robert Burns House is a simple sandstone building where the famous Scottish poet Robert "Rabbie" Burns spent the final years of his life with his family. The house now functions as a museum dedicated to his life and work in Dumfries. 

The church grounds contain the Burns Mausoleum, where he is buried.

The mausoleum is at the eastern end of St Michael's churchyard, a short walk from Robert Burns House, where the poet died.

The statue stands near the Burns Mausoleum inside St Michael's Kirkyard, where Jean Armour is buried alongside her husband.