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886:13 November
442: 6000
384:River Clyde
345: /
158:Lanarkshire
1498:Categories
1444:Thankerton
1429:Stonehouse
1379:Newbigging
1374:New Lanark
1369:Netherburn
1339:Kilncadzow
1299:Dolphinton
1234:Caldermill
1204:Auchlochan
1194:Auchengray
1154:Uddingston
1149:Strathaven
1144:Rutherglen
1139:Lesmahagow
1109:Cambuslang
966:6 November
940:6 November
774:References
757:John Pagan
637:Chapelhall
536:quadrangle
452:Facilities
406:See also:
388:Uddingston
330:55°48′08″N
276:Rutherglen
107:Population
1469:Woolfords
1434:Symington
1399:Quothquan
1389:Pettinain
1364:Libberton
1359:Leadhills
1329:Glassford
1314:Elsrickle
1289:Crossford
1259:Chapelton
1244:Carstairs
1224:Braidwood
1219:Blackwood
1209:Auldhouse
930:"History"
643:Golf Club
600:Glasgow.
594:Tunnock's
333:4°03′58″W
252:Ambulance
192:Post town
1424:Sandford
1419:Rosebank
1414:Roberton
1279:Crawford
1269:Coalburn
1264:Cleghorn
1254:Cartland
1239:Carnwath
1229:Burnbank
1184:Allanton
1179:Abington
1129:Larkhall
1124:Hamilton
1104:Bothwell
1099:Blantyre
1016:Bothwell
824:31 March
609:Speedway
592:company
474:Blantyre
392:Hamilton
360:Bothwell
317:Scotland
257:Scottish
245:Scottish
233:Scotland
174:Scotland
123:NS705585
89:Bothwell
31:Bothwell
1459:Walston
1439:Tarbrax
1409:Rigside
1394:Quarter
1384:Nerston
1334:Jackton
1309:Dunsyre
1304:Douglas
1294:Dalserf
1274:Coulter
1214:Bankend
1189:Ashgill
1114:Carluke
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396:Glasgow
374:in the
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196:Glasgow
168:Country
40:Boduail
1464:Wiston
1134:Lanark
1094:Biggar
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798:21 May
604:Sports
596:, and
228:Police
49:Boddle
1319:Forth
1087:Towns
218:01698
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