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Condorrat, and Arns – and Drumglass Church school, with respective accommodation for 350, 229, 50, and 195 children, had (1880) an average attendance of 225,98,30, and 171." With the coming of the railway a new school was built after some controversy. Opening in 1886, it was known as the Southern District School and was close to the railway station.

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Ordinary Licence that allows flights for the public transport of passengers or for flying instruction as authorised by the licensee, Cormack Aircraft Services Limited. The airport was opened by the Cumbernauld Development Corpororation in the late 1980s. Before the airport was constructed there was a

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which frequently films within the town's greenspaces. In particular, the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Cumbernauld Glen reserve, has been used as a backdrop whose ancient oak forest remnant provides a convenient stand-in for 18th Century Highlands' scenes. In May 2016, North Lanarkshire Council agreed to

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Cumbernauld is the clearest example of a modernist new town vision in the UK. Housing was originally built in a series of satellite neighbourhoods clustered around the hilltop town centre. Separation of people and cars was a major element of the first town masterplan, and this was carried through for

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close to the old brick and pipe works. Three schools were run but the teachers were not always paid by the heritors. There were several church ministers and the Church of Scotland paid, out of collections, about 25 poor people a week who could not support themselves. Groome also records clerical work

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Cumbernauld was designated as the site for a New Town on 9 December 1955. This led to rapid expansion and building for about 40 years until the town became established as the largest in North Lanarkshire. At the UK census in 2011, the population of Cumbernauld was approximately 52,000, housed in more

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began construction in May 2003 for completion around September 2004. Initially the basic groundwork for the new shops began in 1997 and were finally completed in summer 2007. Designed to be a commerce centre, an entertainment and business venue and a luxury accommodation site, it was widely accepted

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to the old fireclay mines are still clearly visible. Groome's Gazetteer (1882–86) states: "A colliery is at Netherwood ironstone has been mined to a small extent by the Carron Company (at Westerwood farm); and limestone, brick-clay, sandstone, and trap are all of them largely worked, the sandstone

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and the Sky dedicated by a centurion named Verecundus and his wife has been found. Cumbernauld also has the only Roman altar still in the open air in Scotland: the Carrick Stone. The stone has also been linked with Robert Bruce, being the place where he reportedly set up his standard on his way to

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on 26 January 1562, and 7 or 8 men were killed. Most of the queen's party were out hunting. Mary was not hurt and visited the relatives of those who were injured or killed in the village below. Royalty often visited the town to hunt the rare Scottish ox, or white cattle, which roamed in the woods

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in 2001 and 2005. The town has since received the award of 'Best Town' at the Scottish Design Awards 2012. The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) awarded the town a certificate in March 2014 for its success as a New Town. In 2015 the Town Centre was awarded the Green Apple Environmental Award.

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led to a special plea from the surviving people of Cumbernauld to the church authorities in Glasgow to allow them to establish their own cemetery rather than taking all their dead to St. Ninian's in Kirkintilloch. They were granted permission to do so, and used the ground at the existing Comyns'

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a short walk away surrounded by its own park grounds. The castle frequently hosted visiting royalty and the grounds were famous for their white cattle which were hunted in the oak forest. The town began to enlarge as the weaving industry of the village was supplemented by mining and quarrying as

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in which much of the village's money was invested. Many lowland workers migrated and Groome's Gazetteer 1896 records a dwindling population and states "Handloom weaving of checks and other striped fabrics is still carried on, but mining and quarrying are the staple industry." There tended to be

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Club moved into its base at Broadwood Gymnastics Academy in the early 1990s it, a purpose built building at the same site as Broadwood Stadium. They also have tennis and short tennis at Broodwood. Dance classes are held at a number of location including Cumbernauld Theatre which also has drama

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The New Statistical Accounts of Scotland (April 1839) described 3 schools: Cumbernauld Village 80–90 pupils, Condorat 60–70 pupils, Garbethill 20 pupils. It records "few people between 6 and 15 are unable to read the Bible". Groome's Gazetteer (1896) has "Three public schools – Cumbernauld,

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to replace Cumbernauld Theatre which closed in 2019. The theatre company grew out of the community run Cottage Theatre (EST. 1963) set up in 1978 as a charitable trust run civic theatre. Over the years it has built up a favourable reputation on the Scottish arts scene, for both its in-house

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Historical New Town primary schools include: Cumbernauld Primary (village), Glenhead Primary, Hillcrest Primary (Carbrain Temporary School), Langlands Primary, Melrose Primary,, Sacred Heart Primary, Seafar Primary, and St Joseph’s, Now known as St. Margaret of Scotland Primary.

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A landscape scale conservation partnership led by the Scottish Wildlife Trust, the Cumbernauld Living Landscape (CLL), operates in the town with the aim of enhancing, connecting and restoring the greenspaces and improving people's perceptions of and access to them.

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A topographical dictionary of Scotland, and of the islands in the British seas. Compiled from the most authentic documents, and arranged in alphabetical order. Being a continuation of the topography of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. By Nicholas

1028:. Robert Fleming was a staunch supporter of Bruce, and one of his companions that day. To provide proof that Comyn was dead, Fleming cut off his head in order to "let the deed shaw", a Fleming family motto ever since. On 1 October 1310 Robert the Bruce wrote to 1707:, has often been described as one of the ugliest and least-loved examples of post-war design in Scotland. Despite its bad press, Cumbernauld is regarded as representing a significant moment in town design, and in 1993 it was listed as one of the 1329:

Cumbernauld was long a staging-post for changing horses between Glasgow and Edinburgh and there were several inns and a smiddy as well as half a dozen coaches a day to various towns. Old maps like the 1899 O.S. map show other employment like a

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Cumbernauld won the 2013 Beautiful Scotland Award for the best "Small City". It has also received silver medals each year since 2009, the most recent being in 2017. In 2017 Cumbernauld was also awarded the Garden for Life Biodiversity Award.

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for building, the trap for road-metal, paving, and rough masonry." The mine at Netherwood was hand-pumped, although other mines in Cumbernauld had machine pumps to clear them of water. There was a fire clay works at Cumbernauld owned by the

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Parish records give a snapshot of heads of family's occupations in 1835 and 1839 including several bakers, servants, shoemakers and wrights. The Ordnance Survey Name Books of 1860 provide land-use information from around the same period.

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and his 11-year-old brother David Douglas at Edinburgh Castle. Immediately after the dinner, at which a black bull's head was served, there was a trial on trumped-up charges and the brothers were beheaded in front of the 10-year-old King

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living in the woods within Cumbernauld and the return of this species (formerly extinct across the central belt of Scotland) has become a central plank of the organisation's strategy to improve perceptions of nature in the town.

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When originally designated as a New Town, the target population was 50,000. In 1961, only five years after becoming a new town, the area to the north of the A80 was added to the town's area with new planned neighbourhoods at

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In 1880, Jane Lindsay (also called Luggie Jean on account of a deformity which gave the impression of having an extra ear) was murdered in a pool of water on the edge of Fannyside Moor, coincidentally near the stream called

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where the legionaries surfaced the Via Flavii, later called the "Auld Cley Road". This is acknowledged in Cumbernauld Community Park, also site of Scotland's only visible open-air Roman altar, in the shadow of the imposing

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knighted Malcolm and granted Sir Malcolm Fleming and his heirs the charter to Cumbernauld Castle on 2 April 1406, just two days before the king's death. Malcolm (and his heir in 1427) were used as hostages to ransom

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A look back at the town of Cumbernauld (December 2017) 4 mins – Sixty years on from Cumbernauld's inauguration as a new town, BBC Rewind visits to see how it has changed and hear the memories of some of the first

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and hindering of the common good. For those kind of cows and bulls have been kept these many years in the said forest; and their like was not maintained in any other parts of the British Isles as is well known.")

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Wardpark Film and Television Studios is a 200,000 square foot facility, based in the Wardpark Industrial Estate, owned by Hackman Capital Partners and partner Square Mile Capital Management. The

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plateau, an area of 183 hectares of lowland bog. This habitat is being restored by a variety of organisations including the national insect charity Buglife. The plateau is designated as a SSSI (

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Workers laboured on about 40–50 farms and details from 1839 have been recorded for both arable and livestock farming. Some of them were said to make a "very considerable income" for their owners.

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from Kildrum trying, unsuccessfully, to establish peace between Scotland and England. Abercromby describes Malcolm Fleming as returning home to Inverbervie with the formerly exiled 21-year-old

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first shopping centre and was the world's first multi-level covered town centre. However, the town never developed to its planned size, and the town centre has never had the life envisaged by

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and around the town. The name of the town in the film was Climackston New Town (sic) and it was signed as being 20 miles from Glasgow, 25 miles from Edinburgh and 9000 miles from Caracus.

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was suffering from a chronic shortage of housing, which was often of poor quality and had residents living in overcrowded and unsafe conditions, particularly in areas such as the

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on Monday 21 June 1630 when he preached and 500 people in one day had "a discernible change wrought upon them." In 1640, eighteen Scottish noblemen met at Cumbernauld to sign the

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can be played at the Tryst Sports Centre or Broadwood who also have seven-a-side and full size pitches. Pitches are bookable at Ravenswood and Oak Road too. Broadwood also has a

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Cumbernauld was designated a New Town on 9 December 1955. This being in the post-war era there are abundant film, photographic and paper records of this which are now being

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Wood, Forest Wood, and Northside Wood. These habitats include ancient oak forest (with attendant bluebell displays in early summer) and large areas of Scots pine coverage.

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and a naked, kneeling captive. It was found on a farm at Arniebog (between the runway of Cumbernauld Airport and Westerwood Golf Course). The slab can now be viewed at the

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appointed by the Secretary of State for Scotland (Cowling 1997). The area allocated was 4,150 acres (1,680 ha) lying between and incorporating the existing villages of

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STV's The Riverside Show had a 12-minute piece by Lizzie Clark on 28 August 2014 including interviews with Councillor Tom Johnston and Outlander producer David Brown.

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back from the English. He also seems to have been arrested by James and imprisoned briefly in Dalkeith Castle. In 1440, this Malcolm Fleming attended the

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which separates river systems that flow to the east from those that flow to the west. There are two main waterways which flow out of Cumbernauld: the

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Beats (2019) Brian Welsh's film set in 1994 about two Scottish friends who head out for a final night of partying before they go their separate ways.

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The castles of Mary, Queen of Scots; being a historical description of every castellated erection which formed a residence or a prison to that Queen

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Census of Scotland, 1911. Preliminary report on the twelfth census of Scotland. Presented to both houses of Parliament by command of His Majesty

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In 2012, Broadwood Stadium's grass pitch was replaced by a new artificial FIFA standard 3G surface in a partnership between fellow tenants and

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buildings, all of which is essentially contained within one structure, segmented into "phases", the first of which was completed in 1967, the

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and Bog Stank streams within Cumbernauld Glen. 'Cumbernauld' is generally considered to be a Gaelic name. However, early forms containing

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visited the castle and reportedly planted a sweet chestnut tree in the grounds in 1561; she's also said to have planted a yew tree at

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flemish.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2014/05/19/the-flemings-of-cumbernauld-castle St. Andrews conference – The Fleming Family and the Castle

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in February 1994, until 2022. Their prior interim use of other football grounds has led Clyde fans to be known as the "Gypsy Army".

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and pedestrian footbridges as well as segregated footpaths. Early neighbourhoods were designed by the CDC and were constructed at

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The development, promotion and management was undertaken, until 1996, by the Cumbernauld Development Corporation (CDC). This was a

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Cumbernauld consists of more than 50% green space, and was designed to incorporate green spaces as a resource for the community.

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of any kind. Fatalities have been recorded from residents mistaking the famous shadow of the snake bridge for the bridge itself.

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voted Cumbernauld the world's best new town conferring the Reynold's Memorial Award. Cumbernauld is a two-time winner of the

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in Glasgow along with an uninscribed altar from Arniebog and other artefacts like the inscribed altar, and statuette found at

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STV – Cumbernauld (c. 1973) 3 mins colour, silent – A look at Cumbernauld whilst much of the area is still under construction

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The urban pattern; city planning and design, by Arthur B. Gallion and Simon Eisner. Chapter title sketches by Anthony Stoner

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in 1649, although there is some dispute from Hugo Millar. The Earl of Wigton was ordered to garrison the castle in 1650.

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Slater's Royal National Commercial Directory of Scotland ... (Royal National Directory of Scotland.) With ... map, etc

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TV series used Wardpark Studios as its base for sets. Several scenes from the TV series were shot in local woodland.

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A James-Bond type fiction film about an evil woman's plans to 'hi-jack' the New Town of Cumbernauld with a bio-weapon

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There is also a footpath along the Glencryan Burn with miles of pathways up towards Pallacerigg and Fannyside Lochs.

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posted there in 1746. The House's grounds, located in the Glen, are used today as a park, known as Cumbernauld Park.

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Happy Birthday to the Town for Tomorrow! (May 2017) 3 mins – Short BBC compilation for 50th; includes Dudley Leaker.

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Ordnance Survey of Scotland, Books of reference to the 25-inch parish maps of Scotland, Vol. 51, Cullen to Drumoak

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as there was a post office, two banks (held two days a week in a room in the inn) and a library with a newsroom.

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following their poisoning, possibly by a government determined to marry an unwilling King James to the sister of

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now stands. One castle wall exists but most of the stonework was recycled for the House or other buildings. King

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Biggar and the House of Fleming: an account of the Biggar district, archaeological, historical, and biographical

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The Design of Space (1966) Dir: Don C. Chipperfield (minutes 1–3) with incredible pronunciation of Cumbernauld.

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at Cumbernauld Castle, where Margaret's sister was married to Lord Fleming. The Drummond sisters lie buried in

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Royal letters and instructions, and other documents : from the archives of the Earls of Wigton, MDXX-MDCL

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Building New Houses at Cumbernauld. (1959) colour 6 mins possibly Braehead Rd. Kildrum or Fleming Rd. Seafar?

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Cumbernauld FM is a community station broadcasting to the town of Cumbernauld and surrounding areas on 106.8

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Britannia, or, A chorographical description of Great Britain and Ireland, together with the adjacent islands

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The peerage of Scotland; a genealogical and historical account of all the peers of that ancient kingdom ...

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Night-time Window on Wildlife (2017) 4 mins – Cumbernauld Living Landscape's footage with volunteers' help.

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in 1651. Irvine records that the old castle was burned to the ground by "a party of Highlanders during the

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Skull & Crossbones Headstone in Old Parish cemetery from 1654. The oldest local engraving is from 1625.

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Eleventh decennial census of the population of Scotland taken 31st March 1901, with report : volume I

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in 1790. Quarrying of limestone, coal and clay took place in Cumbernauld, for example at Glencryan, where

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Dane Love, 1989, Scottish Kirkyards. pg 90-9 quoted in "Excavations at 3–11 Main Street, Cumbernauld" pdf

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planners aimed to fill 80% of its houses from Scotland's largest city to reduce housing pressure there.

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was billeted for a night in Cumbernauld village. Rather than stay in Cumbernauld House, the commander,

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also has its world headquarters in the Westfield part of the town. The old Isola-Werke factory in the

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were first established in Scotland in the twelfth century, the parish of Cumbernauld was included in

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is recorded as staying for a couple of days at the castle around 14 December 1529. In November 1542,

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productions and community outreach initiatives. In 2019 the company won a Fringe First award at the

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Marshall-Orr (1975) 17 mins colour silent Has some footage of the Town Centre and railway station.

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with new school building which opened in September 2016, old building has since been demolished.

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District Council featured the white cattle and the motto of "Daur and Prosper" boldly asserting

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who controlled the dominant political faction in Scotland. Cumbernauld may have been created a

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The wild white cattle of Great Britain. An account of their origin, history, and present state

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Many of Cumbernauld's residential areas retain the names of previous farms in their vicinity.

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There are a large number of parks, and there are also LNRs (Local Nature Reserves) and SINCs (

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Spaniards in Cumbernauld (2016) – A 13-minute documentary in English made for an HND project.

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Cumbernauld, Town For Tomorrow (1970) 25 mins colour. Director Robin Crichton. Narrated by

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An analysis of toponyms and toponymic patterns in eight parishes of the upper Kelvin basin

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Cumbernauld: The Conception, Development and Realisation of a Post-war British New Town

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flows through Cumbrnauld Glen and there are walkways alongside this and the Bog Stank.

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with new school building which opened in 2019, old building has since been demolished.

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area has been converted into film studios and production facilities for the TV series

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dir: Murray Grigor, Sponsor: CDC. Has some chase sequences round the old Town Centre.

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is played in the Village, Abronhill, Ravenswood and in Condorrat. A small attraction

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the expansion the Wardpark site if funding could be found. Another industrial estate

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The Modern era for the town can be dated from the disbanding of the C.D.C. in 1996.

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A study of the new towns of East Kilbride, Glenrothes, Cumbernauld and Livingston.

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The Cumbernauld Handball Team, Tryst 77, which in 2007 came second in the British

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within the town limits. The A80 was upgraded to the M80, opening fully in 2011.

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Championships. The Tryst houses the Cumbernauld swimming team, the Tryst Lions

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plenty of work, but times were hard even for skilled labourers like the nearby

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stayed often at Cumbernauld between 1632–1634. He was staying there during the

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The residential structure of Cumbernauld is noteworthy in that there were no

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The Brittonic Language in the Old North A Guide to the Place – Name Evidence

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Cumbernauld has 11 council members out of 69 North Lanarkshire Councillors.

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is home to Dow Waste Management and furniture maker Aquapac amongst others.

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For many years Cumbernauld was chiefly populated around what is now called

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around Cumbernauld. These woods were a surviving fragment of the ancient

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Model Flying Club – also seen in Cumbernauld HIT and Gregory's Two Girls

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pilots, it also has an aircraft maintenance facility. The airport has a

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and opened in August 1848 on their line from Gartsherrie (on the former

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much of the development of the town. Cumbernauld pioneered designs for

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There are currently at least 22 churches in the town. These include:

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of Dunbartonshire. Between 1975 and 1996 Cumbernauld was part of the

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and the most populated town in North Lanarkshire, positioned in the

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STV Town Planning – The New Town of Cumbernauld (1966) Geoff Rimmer

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in 1955, the third to be designated in Scotland. The others were

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and built in 1731 near the older castle. In 1746, the retreating

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to the south of the town have also been developed for industry.

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When Raymond Gillies, a local businessman, gave Cumbernauld the

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Some well-known companies use Cumbernauld as a base including

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section for link to this and other footage from this period.

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Includes very brief footage of East Kilbride and Cumbernauld

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owns four wildlife reserves in the town – Cumbernauld Glen,

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architecture by the international conservation organisation

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In terms of public transport, Cumbernauld has bus links to

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are practised in The Link, the Tryst and at Broodwood. Raw

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Reasons Cumbernauld is possibly the best place in Scotland

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Fannyside Muir, to the south of the town, is part of the

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The Scottish antiquary, or, Northern notes & queries

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of which some silent, colour footage survives. See the

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from the 1600s was attached to the gamekeeper's cottage

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region there are 7 additional MSPs. Of these four are

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Cumbernauld Airport main building and part of runway.

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chapel which dates from the end of the 12th century.

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The Roman wall in Scotland, by Sir George Macdonald

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Edinburgh: Neill & Co. pp. 228–230 3292:List of settlements in Scotland by population 2960:STV – Gallimaufrey (c. 1970) 3 mins colour – 2410:the former Cumbernauld Village Primary School 2257:(EGPG) is primarily used for the training of 1661:The intended core of Cumbernauld remains the 1238: 950:so Cumbernauld's name is about it being on a 8179:Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life 6137:"Cumbernauld shakes off the 'Carbuncle' tag" 6086: 6084: 4939:http://cameron.dinastee.me.uk/Netherwood.php 4588:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 4448:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 4039:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 3827:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 2895:International journalists visit Cumbernauld. 2891:British Movietone News (1965) B&W 2 min 875:Cumbernauld's history stretches at least to 7680:360 Degree Panoramas of Cumbernauld Airport 7485:"It's a Knockout![26/06/81] (1981)" 6336:"New Taekwondo centre can help boost sport" 5994:"Why St Maurice's pond is a special place!" 5717:"Farmfoods report 14% drop in annual sales" 5051:http://www.oldscottish.com/cumbernauld.html 4705:. Edinburgh: T.G. Stevenson. pp. 254ff 4371:. Edinburgh: R. Freebairn. pp. 329–331 2876:Glasgow (1963) colour 20 mins Douglas Gray 2396:Scotland (European Parliament constituency) 2192:to the north of the town has rail links to 1900:Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation 1141:, was taken prisoner by the English at the 1113: 927:Cumbernauld's name probably comes from the 7728: 7714: 7591:"Marvel-lous new film hit for Cumbernauld" 7546:"Happy Birthday to the Town for Tomorrow!" 7130:Gallion, Arthur B.; Eisner, Simon (1963). 7067:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 5056: 4669: 4124:. Edinburgh: William Paterson. p. 469 3773:"The Antonine Wall: Rome's Final Frontier" 2210:Edinburgh to Glasgow Improvement Programme 6561:"Cumbernauld's MP is officially sworn in" 6081: 5787: 5764: 5714: 4941:Netherwood near airport and Antonine Wall 4542:Travels over England, Scotland, and Wales 3751:"Uninscribed altar, Arniebog, Westerwood" 3499: 3449: 3405:The New towns – The Answer to Megalopolis 1549:in 1967, of which some footage survives. 981:. This seems to be suffixed with Cumbric 911:. In addition to these, an altarstone to 7568:"A look back at the town of Cumbernauld" 6958:"Cumbernauld A church for the community" 6895:http://www.scottishmining.co.uk/157.html 6747: 6650:http://www.scottishmining.co.uk/157.html 6585: 6558: 6383: 6157: 6139:. Glasgow. 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London: McGraw-Hill. pp. 312–321 2922:Cumbernauld HIT (1977) 44 mins colour. 1654:Entrance to Cumbernauld Shopping Centre 1386:region. Since 1996 it has been part of 716:, as well as service industries in the 8197: 7674:New Towns: Can They Be Given New Life? 7505: 7451: 5524: 5446: 5395: 5270: 5182:http://www.gazetteerofscotland.org.uk/ 5025: 4882:http://www.gazetteerofscotland.org.uk/ 4698: 4634:"Scottish National Dictionary (1700–)" 4563: 4364: 4339: 4276:. Edinburgh: R. Freebairn. p. 270 4269: 4252: 4215: 4117: 4088: 3961: 3650:. Edinburgh: T. and A. Constable. 1890 3474: 3379:. Gaelicplacenames.org. Archived from 2533:Additional support needs (ASN) schools 1758:UK headquarters moving across town to 1201:was besieged and largely destroyed by 667:and, less conspicuously, north of the 7709: 6109:Campbell, Scott (11 September 2015). 5715:McCulloch, Scott (22 February 2017). 5635: 5468: 5053:Cumbernauld Parish Records 1835, 1839 4745:. National Library of Scotland. 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Cumbernauld News. 17 May 2018 5613:Campbell, Scott (August 2013). 5493: 5440: 5417: 5389: 5377: 5352: 5327: 5301: 5289: 5264: 5238: 5212: 5187: 5175: 5163: 5144: 5132: 5120: 5095: 5083: 5044: 5019: 5007: 4995: 4970: 4944: 4932: 4902: 4887: 4875: 4841: 4829: 4817: 4803:"Brickworks Cumbernauld (1957)" 4795: 4783: 4771: 4749: 4732: 4717: 4692: 4663: 4651: 4626: 4596: 4557: 4532: 4514:"Cumbernauld House, April 2009" 4506: 4481: 4456: 4417: 4408: 4383: 4358: 4333: 4288: 4263: 4234: 4209: 4187: 4161: 4136: 4111: 4099: 4082: 4047: 4005: 3980: 3955: 3932: 3904: 3882: 3857: 3835: 3791: 3765: 3743: 3713: 3687: 3662: 3638: 3613: 3591: 3566: 3544: 3518: 3172:Notable people from Cumbernauld 2883:Look at Life – Living with Cars 2868:Secretary of State for Scotland 2682: 2093:is played at the Red Triangle. 1645: 1416:Secretary of State for Scotland 720:and in sites close to the M80. 8230:New towns started in the 1950s 7668:Cumbernauld, Town for Tomorrow 7391:Barclay, Paul (26 July 2017). 6828:"Greenfaulds Apostolic Church" 6158:Campbell, Scott (3 May 2014). 5992:Lambert, Tracy (3 June 2015). 5271:Millar, Hugo Belsches (1968). 5129:Lenziemill historic employment 4256:Kirkintilloch, town and parish 4092:Kirkintilloch, town and parish 4012:Drummond, Peter, John (2014). 3965:Kirkintilloch, town and parish 3500:Macdonald, Sir George (1934). 3493: 3468: 3443: 3420: 3395: 3369: 3366:Peter Drummond PhD 2004 pg 233 3357: 3331: 3306: 2558:(formerly Cumbernauld College) 2435:(became Cumbernauld Academy). 1790: 1189:to oppose the policies of the 1: 6937:The Scottish Episcopal Church 6652:School attendance late 19th C 6212:"Cumbernauld's Bloomin' Wild" 5961:. The Scottish Wildlife Trust 5220:"Suspicious Death of a Woman" 4956:25-inch map with Bing overlay 3939:Grant, Clare (2 April 2003). 3919:Frontiers of the Roman Empire 3869:Frontiers of the Roman Empire 3625:Frontiers of the Roman Empire 3578:Frontiers of the Roman Empire 3297: 3151: 3018:Residential areas of the town 2887:From 6m55 in the YouTube clip 2431:(Closed as of July 2014) and 2414: 2398:from four different parties. 2325:. He is also a member of the 2310: 2184:. There is also a station at 1607:, diverse industries such as 1122:Cumbernauld House and Grounds 1017: 713: 474:Cumbernauld and Kirkintilloch 254:Show map of North Lanarkshire 152:Show map of North Lanarkshire 7620:. Ordnance Survey. 1855–1882 7508:"New Cumbernauld Fix on STV" 7279:National Library of Scotland 5861:Cumbernauld Living Landscape 5481:. Open2.net. 9 December 1955 5226:. 3 February 1880. p. 2 5107:National Library of Scotland 5068:Dunbartonshire OS Name Books 4173:National Library of Scotland 3699:National Library of Scotland 3530:National Library of Scotland 3427:Brown, James (22 May 2011), 3343:National Records of Scotland 3252:(born 1979), handball player 2401: 2112: 1308:Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway 1135:Lord Chamberlain of Scotland 996:and Cumbernauld, granted to 723:Cumbernauld was featured in 7: 7694:Cumbernauld Community Forum 7653:Film- New Towns in Scotland 6716:North Lanarkshire Primaries 6243:"BMX action at Cumbernauld" 6022:. North Lanarkshire Council 5308:Carlisle, Nicholas (1813). 4863:. North Lanarkshire Council 4660:ky definition see also Kyne 4321:. R. Freebairn. p. 273 4148:flemish.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk 3941:"Saga of the Carrick Stone" 3280: 3258:(1953-1979), rock guitarist 2570: 2182:Cumbernauld railway station 2164:The town has rail links to 2075:courses; the other two are 1951:Broadwood Stadium, interior 1729: 1466:Cumbernauld railway station 1464:South Carbrain viewed from 1300:Cumbernauld railway station 1247:Cumbernauld fire-clay works 694:Cumbernauld railway station 292:OS grid reference 286:2,350/km (6,100/sq mi) 10: 8251: 8235:Parishes in Dunbartonshire 8220:Towns in North Lanarkshire 8109:Airdrie Public Observatory 7702:- Community radio station. 7644:(Rutland Press, Edinburgh) 7367:"Spaniards in Cumbernauld" 6689:"Southern District School" 5837:. Insider Publications Ltd 5792:. Insider Publications Ltd 5769:. Insider Publications Ltd 5719:. Insider Publications Ltd 4724:Website, Scottish Mining. 4488:Bain, Joseph, ed. (1898). 3450:Macdonald, George (1933). 2885:(1964) colour 9 mins clip 2657:Holy Name Episcopal Church 2649:United Presbyterian church 2377:UK Parliament constituency 1603:After the creation of the 1334:and a stocking factory in 1239:Post-Industrial Revolution 732: 20: 8101: 8060: 7819: 7808: 7744: 7535:STV one minute of footage 6875:"Cumbernauld Free Church" 5935:. Scottish Wildlife Trust 5909:. Scottish Wildlife Trust 5588:"Antonine Centre website" 5335:"Cumbernauld and Kilsyth" 5315:. London: G. and W. Nicol 5246:"The Cumbernauld Mystery" 5172:Education and poor relief 4910:"FireClay and FireBricks" 4739:Maitland Club (Glasgow). 3204:, (born 1994), footballer 2527:St. Maurice's High School 2305:Edinburgh Festival Fringe 1925: 966:predecessor derived from 907:and an older copy of the 612:) is a large town in the 500: 482: 464: 460: 448: 436: 424: 420: 410: 398: 388: 378: 364: 346: 328: 324:345 mi (555 km) 317: 306: 290: 279: 271: 263: 122: 60: 51: 33: 8184:Strathclyde Country Park 8144:Drumpellier Country Park 6933:"Holy Name, Cumbernauld" 6784:Glencyran School council 5525:Taylor, Jessica (2010). 5447:Taylor, Jessica (2010). 5396:Taylor, Jessica (2010). 5252:. 2 June 1900. p. 4 5026:Turner, John A. (1894). 4340:Mackie, Charles (1835). 4118:Hunter, William (1868). 3475:Camden, William (1722). 2964:– A vision of a new town 2677:Latter Day Saints Church 2608:Our Lady and St. Helen's 2379:. He is a member of the 2149:, which are operated by 2048:courts as well as gyms. 2029:classes and programmes. 1515:were later developed at 1312:Scottish Central Railway 1114:Post-Reformation history 883:was a Roman fort on the 484:Scottish Parliament 182:Location within Scotland 21:Not to be confused with 7570:. BBC. 31 December 2017 7445:scotlandonscreen.org.uk 7355:Gregory's Girl New Town 6614:"Stuart C. McDonald MP" 6539:The Scottish Parliament 6216:Keep Scotland Beautiful 6020:"Local Nature Reserves" 5886:Scottish Wildlife Trust 4253:Watson, Thomas (1894). 4197:. University of Glasgow 4089:Watson, Thomas (1894). 3987:Donelly, W. A. (1892). 3962:Watson, Thomas (1894). 3779:. University of Glasgow 3669:Buchanan, John (1883). 3264:(1933–1980), footballer 3246:(1876–1959), footballer 3240:(1888–1956), footballer 3234:(born 1997), footballer 3216:(1903–1979), footballer 3186:(born 1981), footballer 3180:(born 1953), footballer 3029:Cumbernauld Old Kirk – 2844: 2691:Mother and Child Statue 2556:New College Lanarkshire 2516:Greenfaulds High School 2381:Scottish National Party 2327:Scottish National Party 2105:houses a collection of 1894:Palacerigg Country Park 1877:Anser fabialis fabialis 1869:Special Protection Area 1800:Scottish Wildlife Trust 1586:Cumbernauld Town Centre 1543:Cumbernauld town centre 1392:Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 1380:Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 1149:, paid on 1 July 1548. 492:Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 313:31 mi (50 km) 8164:Newhouse Research Site 6796:Redburn School council 5274:Historical Cumbernauld 5224:Edinburgh Evening News 4618:: CS1 maint: others ( 3798:Rohl, Darrell, Jesse. 3056: 3045: 3033: 2854: 2692: 2669:United Reformed Church 2590:Cumbernauld Old Parish 2522:Our Lady's High School 2452:Baird Memorial Primary 2411: 2278:The local Cumbernauld 2122: 2064: 2010: 1952: 1895: 1887: 1853: 1845: 1739: 1697: 1655: 1539: 1468: 1355:verdict was returned. 1326: 1310:) to Greenhill on the 1276: 1248: 1123: 1082: 1070: 942:flow both west to the 872: 609: 400:Postcode district 215:Location within Europe 42: 7495:on 15 September 2016. 7429:on 15 September 2016. 5505:Heraldry of the World 5364:Heraldry of the World 5339:Heraldry of the World 5250:Kirkintilloch Gazette 5156:8 August 2016 at the 4699:Napier, Mark (1856). 4539:Brome, James (1707). 4365:Abercromby, Patrick. 4270:Abercromby, Patrick. 4216:Abercromby, Patrick. 3302:Specific references: 3270:(born 1972), musician 3192:(born 1962), comedian 3051: 3039: 3028: 2951: 2852: 2690: 2660:Mossknowe Gospel Hall 2409: 2120: 2062: 2008: 1950: 1893: 1885: 1851: 1843: 1737: 1689:Westway Retail Park, 1688: 1653: 1537: 1463: 1324: 1285:Forth and Clyde Canal 1274: 1257:Industrial Revolution 1246: 1143:Battle of Solway Moss 1121: 1099:Henry VIII of England 1076: 1068: 1012:castle. 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Cumbernauld Media 5360:"North Lanarkshire" 5016:mining pumps pg 136 4396:London. p. 103 3222:(1924–2003), golfer 3096:Cumbernauld Village 3040:Stag – entrance to 2699: 2673:Jehovah's Witnesses 2654:Freedom City Church 2510:Cumbernauld Academy 2476:St. Helen's Primary 2461:Cumbernauld Primary 2300:Cumbernauld Academy 2255:Cumbernauld Airport 2009:Tryst Sports Centre 1965:Scottish League Two 1955:Cumbernauld hosted 1764:Yaskawa Electronics 1709:sixty key monuments 1338:and a corn mill at 754:from west to east: 536: / 8102:Places of interest 7640:Cowling, D (1997) 7548:. BBC. 25 May 2017 7506:Laithwaite, Cara. 7340:movingimage.nls.uk 7322:movingimage.nls.uk 7304:movingimage.nls.uk 7196:movingimage.nls.uk 7178:movingimage.nls.uk 7160:movingimage.nls.uk 6962:The Salvation Army 6897:Groome's Gazetteer 6729:. Cumbernauld News 6338:. Cumbernauld News 6315:. Cumbernauld News 6245:. 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It is the tenth 466:UK Parliament 412:Dialling code 275:50,530 (2022) 218:Show map of Europe 8192: 8191: 7738:North Lanarkshire 7365:Gozalves, Tomas. 6989:on 5 October 2016 6983:"Cumbernauld URC" 6834:on 28 August 2016 6695:. Ordnance Survey 6693:25-inch O. S. map 6594:on 15 August 2016 6567:on 15 August 2016 6117:on 15 August 2016 6000:on 19 August 2016 5907:"Luggiebank Wood" 5746:on 15 August 2016 5696:. 8 February 2011 5577:End of the C.D.C. 5428:. TheGlasgowStory 5092:Coaches and Boats 4958:. Ordnance Survey 4070:on 13 August 2017 3701:. Ordnance Survey 3532:. Ordnance Survey 3383:on 3 October 2019 3318:citypopulation.de 3044:Industrial Estate 2837: 2836: 2567: 2566: 2550:Further education 2504:Secondary schools 2494:Woodlands Primary 2491:Whitelees Primary 2488:Westfield Primary 2464:Eastfield Primary 2458:Condorrat Primary 2449:Abronhill Primary 2363:Margaret Mitchell 2329:. 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