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this bay, and around 1635 Sir John Schaw had a jetty built into the bay which became known as Sir John's Bay. In that year he obtained a
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large health centre. In
February 2007, after undertaking a review, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde proposed retaining the accident and emergency department and core inpatient services, including the trauma and emergency medical departments at Inverclyde Royal Hospital and submitted this proposal to the Scottish Government for approval.
3181:, is currently mothballed pending redevelopment of the site. Only Glasgow has a much greater number of stations and Edinburgh possesses only two more. Greenock has a railway tunnel at 1.2 miles (1.9 km) in length. Located directly under Newton Street in the town, the tunnel allowed for the extension of the railway to
801:. Around 1400 his successor Malcolm Galbraith died with no sons, and his estate was divided between his two daughters to become two baronies: the eldest inherited Easter Greenock and married a Crawfurd, while Wester Greenock went to the younger daughter who married Schaw of Sauchie. Around 1540 the adjoining barony of
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Hospital faced proposals for a major downsizing with the loss of the accident and emergency department and the acute surgical ward in an effort to save costs. Many people criticised the plans complaining that the Inverclyde Royal Hospital was being seen as nothing more than a
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leased ground between the harbour and the West Burn to build fishing boats. Greenock rapidly became a major port and shipbuilding centre, and though tobacco imported from the colonies was taken to
Glasgow by pack horse, the more bulky imports of sugar were processed locally. From 1774 the dredging of
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Greenock was a regular port of call for Cunard Line and
Canadian Pacific in the 1950s and 1960s. Ships on the Montreal to Liverpool transit would anchor at the Tail of the Bank off Greenock in the Firth of Clyde and steam paddlewheel ferries would service the liners. Cunard operated: the RMS Ivernia
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shipyard (the present-day location of
Container Way), the Old West Kirk was relocated to a new site on the Esplanade where it still stands. The shipbuilders provided the Pirrie Hall to the south of the site: this was opened in February 1925, just after the old church closed for work to commence, and
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wanted harbour access but were in disputes with
Greenock over harbour dues and warehouses. They tried to buy the Garvel estate for a harbour when Easter Greenock lands were put up for sale to meet debts, but were outbid by Sir John Schaw who then got a Crown Charter of 1670 uniting Easter and Wester
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The James Watt Dock, opened in 1886, provided shipping and shipbuilding facilities including a large warehouse (known as the Sugar Shed) which was used for both imported raw sugar, and refined sugar ready for delivery. By the end of the 19th century, around 400 ships a year were transporting sugar
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Greenock formed a broad bay with three smaller indentations: the Bay of Quick was known as a safe anchorage as far back as 1164. To its east, a sandy bay ran eastwards from the Old Kirk and the West Burn as far as Wester Greenock castle. The fishing village of Greenock developed along
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was found in two factory accounts dating back to 1717, and a legend developed of a green oak tree at the edge of the Clyde at
William Street being used by fishermen to tie up their boats. No reliable source has been found referencing green oaks, however, and so this has been generally dismissed as
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Greenock's Custom House Quay. It provides a 500-seat theatre that hosts a regular programme of plays, concerts, musical events, comedians and other events and a Studio Theatre, as well as a multifunction Gallery Suite providing rehearsal and meeting rooms which
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shipbuilding subsidiary. Peel Ports put the drydock on the market for a lease in 2014, and Jim McColl opened discussions on leasing the dock to expand Fergusons' shipbuilding, but nothing came of the negotiations. On 1 May 2017, Clydeport stated that the drydock cranes are to be demolished. In
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Greenock thrived in the post-war years but as the heavy industries declined in the 1970s and 1980s unemployment became a major problem, and it has only been in the last ten years with reinvestment and the redevelopment of large sections of the town that the local economy has started to revive.
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Greenock Shipbuilders included: Scotts, Browns, William Lithgows, Fergusons, Head the Boat Builder (lifeboats). Other marine engineering related companies included engine-makers â Kincaids, Scotts, Rankin and Blackmore (which included the Eagle Foundry) â ship repair (Lamonts) and Hasties for
2849:(1954), RMS Saxonia (1955), RMS Carinthia (1956) and RMS Sylvania (1957). These four ships were built at John Brown & Company shipyards, typically 22,000 tons, twin screw, 600 passengers. CP operated the Empress of Britain (1956), Empress of Canada and Empress of England.
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A large building housing a drapery business constructed on Cowan's property at the corner of the Municipal Buildings was badly damaged and was demolished, leaving the blank brick corner area still known as "Cowan's Corner". This was later landscaped and used as a garden.
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from Caribbean holdings to Greenock for processing. There were 14 sugar refineries, including The Westburn, Walkers, The Glebe, Lochore and Ferguson and Dempster, plus a sugar beet factory on Ingleston Street. Tobacco from the Americas also arrived here.
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was in its original building (of 1936) which was simply built round during the first phase of pedestrianisation, where it remained until the store moved to a new unit at Port Glasgow. In its place, is a collection of separate small markets.
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emblem. It reappeared in 1992 as the new shopping centre's name, the Oak Mall, which uses a green tree as its logo. The name is also recalled in a local song ("The Green Oak Tree"). Significantly, no green oak appears on the former burgh
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looking out over the quay, which would eventually be renamed Custom House Quay. In 1828 the Custom House was praised as "a grand National Structure" in "the highest style of elegance". By then there were scheduled steamboat sailings to
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site was rebranded as "Valley Park" in late 2009. Lenovo has also re-located away from Greenock, and the plant is now at 10% of the 1999/2000 capacity. As of 2020 the site of IBM in Spango Valley had been completely demolished.
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Greenock's main shopping thoroughfare was Hamilton Street, which connected West Blackhall Street in the west to Clyde Square in the east. In 1975 it disappeared, along with several other central streets, as the area was
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When Tate and Lyle finally closed its Greenock refinery in 1997 it brought to an end the town's 150-year-old connections with sugar manufacture. A newly built sugar warehouse continued shipping operations at Greenock's
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Greenock is served by a number of local bus routes covering the majority of Greenock, Gourock and Port Glasgow. Long-distance services travel regularly to Glasgow, Largs and Dunoon. The majority of routes are run by
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TV transmitter or one of the local relay transmitters (Rosneath and Ravenscraig ). An internet-based TV station â Inverclyde TV â is run by Creative Industries students at Greenock's West College Scotland.
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steering gear. Yacht builders included Adams and McLean (at Cardwell Bay). Other yards included Cartsburn, Cartsdyke, and Klondyke â all of which closed during the 1970s and 1980s due to competition from
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in 1977. From 1800 to 1980 many thousands of people worked to design, build and repair ships. The reduction in shipbuilding in the 1970s and 1980s meant that none of these companies are still trading.
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combine for event or performance space, with views over the Clyde. On the ground floor a café & bar also haas wide views. The Beacon is owned by the Greenock Arts Guild, and replaced the former
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in 2006. The Sanmina plant, which consisted of the former IBM AMDC (Automated Materials Distribution Centre) and Modules buildings 1 to 5, has since ceased operation and was demolished in 2009. The
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west to Gourock; this line was built to run inland through deep cuttings and tunnels, with a tunnel under the whole length of Newton Street crossing under the other railway tunnel to emerge near
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swimming pool and leisure centre. Elsewhere, small groups of shops in most of the areas of the town provide for day-to-day needs. The town contains one diplomatic mission, an Italian consulate.
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The Fleming and Reid merino wool mill employed 500 people â mostly women and produced wool garments spun and woven at the mill. This mill was at the corner of Drumfrochar Road and Mill Road.
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3485:, his account of a 50-day journey to Scotland in 1821, Nodier described Greenock as âone of the ornaments of Renfrewshireâ ("la charmante ville de Greenok , un des ornements de Renfrew").
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having mainly cool summers and mild winters. The coastal location means that the heat capacity of seawater helps keep winter temperatures higher than locations just a few miles inland.
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graveyard. In 1842 increasing interest in their romance led to a monument being erected by public subscription to mark the grave. In 1920 when the church site was needed to expand
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reawakened fears of American raids against Britain's ports. Earlier gun batteries had been dismantled and in 1813 ground was granted for a battery at Whitefarland Point.
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Riverside Inverclyde arranged further refurbishment works, and in 2013 announced that space had already been let to companies including PG Paper Company Ltd and
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The Highlanders academy was built in 1837, partly by subscription, and partly by grant from government, on a site given by the late Sir Michael Shaw Stewart.
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was used during the works to accommodate services, enabling the congregation to see progress on the rebuilt kirk. It then came into use as the church hall.
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on what they thought was his birthday on 29 January 1802, but in 1803 discovered from the Ayr parish records that the correct date was 25 January 1759.
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The Beacon Arts Centre, with first floor Gallery Suite and ground floor café & bar looking out over the Custom House Quay waterfront and the Clyde.
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compulsorily purchased part of this land for a torpedo factory. The remaining space was handed over to Greenock Corporation in 1914 as a public park.
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under a 15-year ÂŁ1bn PFI contract awarded in December 2007. This facility means that "Admiralty" boats and tugs are a common sight on the Clyde.
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The Custom House underwent extensive refurbishment which was completed in 1989 and, until closure of the building in 2010, housed a customs and
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was created, the first baron being Thomas Craufurd. In 1668 the City of Glasgow got the lease of 13 acres (5 hectares) of land upriver close to
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touring the Atlantic. Students who do not travel further afield for study often attend the Greenock campus of West College (formerly known as
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guitarists of the last decades, was born in Greenock in 1955; he spent his childhood with his family in the city before moving in his teens.
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The Inchgreen Drydock was opened in 1964 as one of the largest in the world at 305 m long and 48 m wide. It was used to re-fit the
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manufacturing for employment, but none of these industries are today part of Greenock's economy. More recently the town relied heavily on
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Greenock's attractive esplanade provides a gently curving riverside walk just over a mile (1.6 km) long extending to the west from
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Two Greenockians, Alexander Bruce and Theophilus S. Marshall, were involved in the drafting of the laws for Australian Rules Football.
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as the original home and final destination of the eponymous "Crumb Fairy," who, at the beginning of the story is trapped in France. In
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services. The provision of this new line meant there was no need to take the steamer all the way down river from Glasgow. In 1869 the
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as Hamilton Way. In 1992 it was covered and enclosed as an 85-unit centre by Covell Matthews for then-clients Ossory Road Estates as
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the River Clyde increasingly allowed ships to take merchandise directly to Glasgow, but merchants continued to use Greenock harbour.
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temporarily interrupted trade, and the gun battery of Fort Beauclerc near the West Burn was extended to guard against the threat of
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lacked major repair work for almost a decade, then in March 2013 it was used for urgent repairs to the ro-ro
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sailing, kayaking and rowing facilities, which originated as a rowing club built against the east wall of
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match played in Britain. The game, between Scotland and England, resulted in a 3-2 win for England.
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Greenock is Scotland's best served town in terms of railway stations. It boasts eight:
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Mortgage Centre processes Mortgage applications from throughout the UK & Ireland.
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to visit her brother in Greenock early in October 1786. Her brother fell ill with
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Tourism has appeared as an unexpected bonus with the development of the Clydeport
5906:"Scots Dancing on Ice skater Angela Egan was working at Amazon until she got job"
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magazine listed McGeoch as one of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time".
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Greenock has featured as the backdrop to several films: the television films
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also have a presence in the town. A small retail estate is opposite the
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in 1827, lived in the town and based some of his work, most notably
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of cast iron columns forming a sheltered unloading area next to the
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Plan of the Town of Greenock from actual survey. â Maps of Scotland
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The Light Pours Out of Me: The Authorised Biography of John McGeoch
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Cemetery entrance from Inverkip Street, with plaque commemorating
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was constructed in 1710 and the first well-known shipbuilders,
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area in which Greenock is located. The council is based in the
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Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club Jubilee 1926 CS63-1-1
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3953:, founded in 1873. It is one of the oldest clubs in Scotland.
2393:, a warm oceanic current that is the eastern extension of the
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Naval Forces were established, many people tend to regard the
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set out from this pier in 1697. Its town was named Cartsburn.
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Greenock has the following other educational establishments:
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5776:"Mojo â 100 Greatest Guitarists Of All Time June 1996 Issue"
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is the daughter of the late Anne Love, a former psychiatric
955:" in Britain's American colonies. In 1868, in what became a
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5396:. The Robert Burns World Federation Limited. Archived from
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Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
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3243:, some of whom had known Robert Burns. They held the first
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in its own right. It was merged with Port Glasgow to form
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Greenock and Inverclyde (Scottish Parliament constituency)
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The fishing trade grew prosperous, with barrels of salted
5338:"End of era as IBM leaves Inverclyde after over 70 years"
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4363:
Popular Crime: Reflections on the Celebration of Violence
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uses the Beacon Arts Centre as the homicide unit's base.
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Peninsula. The hospital was commissioned to replace the
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Greenock has the following primary schools as of 2023:
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View from above Cathcart Street over Cathcart Square to
5883:(2nd ed.). Girls Gone By Publishers. p. 193.
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4694:"Greenock - Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust UK"
4458:"OS 25 inch 2nd edition, surveyed 1896, published 1897"
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The town is also served by nation-wide radio stations,
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which is located in Greenock serving the population of
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Greenock into the Burgh Barony of Greenock. A separate
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4323:"Remaking our histories: Scotland, Slavery and Empire"
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centre until it closed in December 2012, as well as a
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opened in 1910, with 700 workers transferred from the
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5505:"Bollywood blockbuster is being filmed in Inverclyde"
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Sphinx Fine Art; Edward Strachan; Roy Bolton (2008).
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Local news and television programmes are provided by
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with frequent sailings between Glasgow, Greenock and
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Sims, Sue; Clare, Hilary (2020). Thomas, Tig (ed.).
5854:"Scottish theatre director Bill Bryden dies aged 79"
5259:. Inverclyde Council. 7 January 2010. Archived from
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Lloyd's Register (The New Register-book of Shipping)
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manufacture. However, this has given way mostly to:
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Greenock has the following high schools as of 2023:
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St Mary's Catholic Primary School, on Patrick Street
1199:. The site was tasked with designing and testing of
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6249:, Greenock Telegraph printing works, archived from
5089:. Serco Group plc. 14 December 2007. Archived from
3896:, the Libyan intelligence officer convicted of the
3458:features a submerged Greenock after the effects of
947:, wines from Spain, and fish from North America. A
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4497:. Inverclyde Now. 16 November 2013. Archived from
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3878:(minister at Westburn Parish Church in Greenock),
3482:Promenade from Dieppe to the Mountains of Scotland
2841:. The same terminal is a regular port of call for
2659:business, insurance, banking and shipping export.
2498:King's Oak Primary School, on East Crawford Street
1059:museum which was open to the public. In June 2008
6343:The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland
6319:, Greenock: Orr, Pollock & Co, archived from
4624:"Secret Scotland â Royal Naval Torpedo Factories"
4095:The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland
4082:The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland
2483:St Patricks Primary School, on Cornhaddock Street
1052:and "all the principal places in the Highlands".
657:is relatively common, with another Greenock near
602:. It lies on the south bank of the Clyde at the "
583:, and forms part of a contiguous urban area with
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5061:"Dry dock brought back to use after two decades"
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4547:"ÂŁ4m Greenock Custom House project nears an end"
3956:Greenock also has 2 successful athletics clubs,
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3581:was until 2014 known as the James Watt College.
2760:, after Ferguson Shipbuilders was taken over by
1937:
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1439:, the local authority responsible for the wider
1145:which opened a station on the waterfront at its
987:The Custom House, viewed from Custom House Quay.
832:church built in Scotland after the Reformation.
631:wrote that "Greenock is well known in Gaelic as
4802:. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Archived from
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3904:from 2005 until his release on 20 August 2009.
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5534:adapted by Ruth Berman. Black Coat Press, 2016
5364:"OAK MALL GREENOCK LIMITED [04384548]"
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3942:play in the West of Scotland Football League.
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908:harbour which by 1710 had the principal Clyde
6217:"Council tax frozen...but ÂŁ23m leisure boost"
4708:"Shop owner's fight to defend Cowan's Corner"
4587:Russia & Europe in the Nineteenth Century
3330:, Greater Manchester. The series was shot at
2474:Lady Alice Primary School, on Gateside Avenue
6190:"The History of Women's Football in England"
6033:
5257:"ÂŁ180 million Regeneration Project Approved"
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4365:. New York: Simon and Schuster. p. 51.
3722:(1891â1954) was born and raised in Greenock.
3573:The most famous Greenockian is the engineer
2921:The Sugar Shed dominates the James Watt Dock
2495:All Saints Primary School, on Blairmore Road
1020:, which was completed in 1818. Its gracious
665:(formerly in Perthshire) and yet another at
5482:"Screen One" Down Among the Big Boys (1993)
5206:
5177:
5175:
4929:"nomis â official labour market statistics"
4521:"PG Paper moves to Greenock's Custom House"
4495:"Regeneration Projects Attracting Interest"
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3994:Boglestone Community Centre and Fitness Gym
3518:. Television signals are received from the
2706:Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company
2492:St Andrew's Primary School, on Chester Road
2477:St Josephs R C Primary School, on Wren Road
855:Fishing villages, harbours and shipbuilding
734:was also used in the 19th century, e.g. in
6287:, Catrine, Ayrshire: Stenlake Publishing,
6267:, Catrine, Ayrshire: Stenlake Publishing,
5881:The Encyclopaedia of Girls' School Stories
5561:Promenade de Dieppe aux montagnes d'Ăcosse
5490:
5188:James Watt Dock Marina, Greenock, Scotland
3543:Greatest Hits Radio Glasgow & The West
2729:, which was later nationalised as part of
1229:In 1926, to make way for expansion of the
36:Town and administrative centre in Scotland
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4907:"South Clyde Acute Hospital Consultation"
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3617:Other Greenockians include the composers
2489:Aileymill Primary School, on Norfolk Road
2471:Ardgowan Primary School, on Newton Street
1435:Greenock is the administrative centre of
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6138:. Greenock Wanderers RFC. Archived from
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4647:"Welcome To The Old West Kirk, Greenock"
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4462:National Library of Scotland, Map images
4437:National Library of Scotland, Map images
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4284:National Library of Scotland, Map images
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2506:Notre Dame High School, on Dunlop Street
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2419:Greenock's latitude means long hours of
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2933:who, with four partners, purchased the
1290:as well as the main assembly point for
904:, and construction promptly started on
797:of Greenock was apparently what became
789:Hugh de Grenock was created a Scottish
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4851:"Official start made to ÂŁ7m. hospital"
3629:, mathematician William Spence, poets
3414:. It is fictionalised as 'Gantock' by
3326:, after the series was relocated from
3235:Greenock is home to the world's first
3208:. It is also the northern terminus of
3196:Greenock is located at the end of the
2509:Inverclyde Academy, on Cumberland Road
1319:as well as to the later losses of the
765:above the motto "God Speed Greenock".
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6045:Famous Sons and Daughters of Greenock
5932:"M. R. D. Meek: crime fiction writer"
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5462:"Waterloo Road relocates to Greenock"
5087:"Signing of Marine Services Contract"
4829:"Inverclyde Royal Hospital, Greenock"
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3772:, mystery novelist, was from Greenock
3526:Inverclyde FM on line is a community
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2949:, who had set up a sugar refinery in
2696:In the early 17th century, the first
2590:alongside the main psychiatric ward.
2486:Whinhill Primary School, on Peat Road
1392:Greenock (UK Parliament constituency)
1294:convoys. On 30 April 1940 the French
1155:Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway
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6459:Populated coastal places in Scotland
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6120:. Greenock Morton FC. Archived from
6047:. Nostalgic Greenock. Archived from
5394:"Congratulation Greenock Burns Club"
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3406:Greenock is one of the settings for
1120:was constructed as a reservoir with
5746:Sullivan-Burke, Rory (April 2022).
5438:
4931:. Nomisweb.co.uk. 30 September 2010
4710:. Greenock Telegraph. 24 March 2015
3731:The novelist and children's writer
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2512:Clydeview Academy, on Burnside Road
1278:Greenock suffered badly during the
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1218:A church which became known as the
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5315:, 15 February 2006, archived from
5309:"Workers' disgust at Hungary move"
5282:Manners, David (4 February 2019).
4818:
3738:Robert Wilson, the grandfather of
3473:'s 1832 romantic fairy-tale novel
3177:. A ninth station, located at the
2825:Freight traffic is handled at the
2712:from 1806, building ships such as
1375:of Further and Higher Education).
1327:aircraft attacked the town in the
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6215:Baxter, Eric (13 February 2009),
5576:, published by Mybestseller.co.uk
5011:. 10 October 2015. Archived from
4861:from the original on 7 March 2017
4590:. Sphinx Fine Art. pp. 30â.
4398:from the original on 25 June 2018
4321:Williams, Lisa (9 October 2016).
4177:
3556:
3444:is set in a Greenock hotel room.
2839:Glasgow and South Western Railway
2643:Historically, the town relied on
1412:constituency. In 1997, it became
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1315:as a memorial to the loss of the
867:outside the harbour, c. 1838
6407:
6395:
5904:Fulton, Rick (21 January 2021).
5820:Craik, A. D. D. (October 2013).
5702:"Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland"
3401:
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3131:Greenock Central railway station
3067:Shopping outlets in the Oak Mall
2866:Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service
2721:In 1967 Scott's was merged with
1131:Greenock Central railway station
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726:. Old Presbyterial records used
555:, Scotland, located in the west
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6384:History of the Town of Greenock
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4206:History of the Town of Greenock
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3966:It is also the hometown of the
3938:. At lower levels of the game,
3930:team who currently play in the
3703:Henry Robertson 'Birdie' Bowers
3565:James Watt's statue of 1908 by
2845:visiting the west of Scotland.
2691:
6444:Ports and harbours of Scotland
5723:Parker, Matt (27 April 2022).
5679:"Discover Historic Inverclyde"
4156:
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3754:RuPaul's Drag Race (season 13)
3604:, one of the most influential
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2837:which was constructed for the
2369:Precipitation totals in inches
1203:, the testing taking place in
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5381:Greenock from Old Photographs
4386:McDermott, S. (30 May 2018).
4006:Gourock Outdoor Swimming Pool
3874:who emigrated from Greenock.
3823:Mary Campbell (Highland Mary)
3783:People with other connections
3735:was born in Greenock in 1897.
2539:NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
2460:Notre Dame High School (2011)
1381:
1143:Greenock and Ayrshire Railway
961:, seven young Greenock males
953:to take people to be enslaved
793:in 1296, and the seat of the
699:, meaning 'rough, gravelly'.
6415:travel guide from Wikivoyage
6364:National Library of Scotland
6246:The Early Annals of Greenock
5972:National Library of Scotland
5725:"The genius of John McGeoch"
5563:. Paris, J.N. Barba, p. 283.
5344:. The National. 1 April 2023
4883:. Wemyss Bay. Archived from
4776:. Met Office. Archived from
4774:"Northern Scotland: climate"
4745:. Data for period 1985â2015.
4351:, pp. 6, 55, 85, 87, 94
4060:National Records of Scotland
3366:(1993) and the cinema films
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2611:Economic history of Scotland
2434:
1445:Greenock Municipal Buildings
1400:Greenock Municipal Buildings
1249:. The Church has a website.
1170:Greenock Municipal Buildings
1159:Fort Matilda railway station
1106:Greenock Municipal Buildings
143:Greenock Municipal Buildings
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5800:Siouxsie & the Banshees
5214:"Greenock, James Watt Dock"
4881:"Inverclyde Royal Hospital"
4800:"Inverclyde Royal Hospital"
4328:National Galleries Scotland
4184:Stravaiging around Scotland
3825:and her father sailed from
3530:station run by volunteers.
3004:facility in Greenock (2019)
2792:
2754:Ferguson Marine Engineering
2521:Cedars School of Excellence
1404:Until 1974, Greenock was a
977:Custom House and steamboats
963:stowed away on a cargo ship
224:OS grid reference
218:3,250/km (8,400/sq mi)
10:
6480:
5284:"Diodes buys Greenock fab"
4084:(Edinburgh, 1926), p. 201.
3991:Lady Octavia Sports Centre
3985:Waterfront Leisure Complex
3422:(The Gantocks are a rocky
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1237:The church is notable for
1141:was bypassed by the rival
1112:spire of 1781 to the left.
991:In 1714 Greenock became a
933:American Revolutionary War
617:
26:
6243:Brown, Archibald (1905),
6162:"Greenockcricketclub.com"
6136:"Greenockwanderers.co.uk"
5124:"Local History Downloads"
3997:Ravenscraig Sports Centre
3907:
3876:The Rev William C. Hewitt
3392:(1988) was shot here. In
3357:Down Where the Buffalo Go
2821:moored at Greenock (2018)
2557:Inverclyde Royal Hospital
2547:Inverclyde Royal Hospital
2528:
1410:Greenock and Port Glasgow
1296:Vauquelin class destroyer
1282:and its anchorage at the
1022:neoclassical architecture
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6464:Parishes in Renfrewshire
6382:Weir, D (1827, r. 2004)
6176:"Greenockgolfclub.co.uk"
6164:. Greenock Cricket Club.
6015:"William Kidd 1645â1701"
5968:"Ken MacLeod transcript"
5839:10.1016/j.hm.2013.06.002
5808:) â 1981 â Yamaha SG1000
5531:Trilby * The Crumb Fairy
5117:21 February 2018 at the
4017:
3970:and Greenock Golf Club.
3590:Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart
3495:
2912:
2896:Her Majesty's Coastguard
2744:Part of the site of the
2577:Greenock Royal Infirmary
2543:Greenock Royal Infirmary
1321:Free French Naval Forces
1286:became the base for the
891:merchants including the
405:Scottish Parliament
6316:The History of Greenock
5165:EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
4613:, pp. 148, 168â169
4120:Place-names of Scotland
4118:Johnston, J. B. (1934)
3756:, was born in Greenock.
3746:) was born in Greenock.
3363:Down Among the Big Boys
1425:Greenock and Inverclyde
1414:Greenock and Inverclyde
1163:Gourock railway station
748:imaginative Anglophone
683:
622:
527:
413:Greenock and Inverclyde
59:
6353:, Edinburgh, pp.
6281:Monteith, Joy (2004),
6263:Monteith, Joy (2003),
5424:The Beacon Arts Centre
5130:. 2016. Archived from
4756:"The Gulf Stream Myth"
4636:I worked there 1957â59
4246:British History Online
3988:Greenock Sports Centre
3951:Greenock Wanderers RFC
3920:
3900:, was incarcerated at
3796:
3570:
3256:John Atkinson Grimshaw
3232:
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3037:Royal Bank of Scotland
3018:National Semiconductor
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2953:and had expanded into
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2379:Greenock's climate is
1928:Source: Precipitation:
1401:
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1243:Dante Gabriel Rossetti
1147:Albert Harbour station
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1061:HM Revenue and Customs
988:
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799:Easter Greenock Castle
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6178:. Greenock Golf Club.
5653:"Inverclydemedia.com"
5550:Retrieved 2021-02-07.
4760:ocp.ldeo.columbia.edu
4388:"The Boys on the Ice"
4221:, pp. 9, 86, 109
4204:Weir, Daniel (1829).
4122:, John Murray, p. 197
4035:www.citypopulation.de
4000:Battery Park Pavilion
3968:Greenock Cricket Club
3940:Greenock Juniors F.C.
3932:Scottish Championship
3926:are the local senior
3919:, home of Morton F.C.
3915:
3894:Abdelbaset al-Megrahi
3790:
3762:, The 2021 winner of
3705:and portrait painter
3683:Charles 'Chic' Murray
3564:
3469:Greenock features in
3412:A Green Tree in Gedde
3230:
3191:McGill's Bus Services
3138:
3127:Transport in Scotland
3066:
2999:
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2814:
2800:
2774:, and to fit-out the
2647:, sugar refining and
2626:
2618:
2609:Further information:
2459:
2448:
2441:Education in Scotland
1399:
1363:as Ocean Terminal, a
1353:
1266:
1189:Clyde Torpedo Factory
1103:
1089:
1082:Industry and railways
986:
862:
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565:administrative centre
269:Lieutenancy area
153:; view from Lyle Hill
75:administrative centre
6404:at Wikimedia Commons
6378:Round About Greenock
6313:Smith, R.M. (1921),
6021:on 28 September 2007
5826:Historia Mathematica
5794:89. John McGeogh â "
5681:. Inverclyde Council
5574:The Greenock Murders
5445:List of Mod's places
5342:www.thenational.scot
5263:on 19 September 2013
4831:. Historic Hospitals
4306:, pp. 6, 55, 85
3884:Elizabeth Kinniburgh
3859:Annals of the Parish
3592:, who died in 1921.
3507:, dating from 1857.
3490:The Greenock Murders
3288:Greenock hosted the
3269:and a collection of
2935:Glebe Sugar Refinery
2894:which housed a main
2868:were transferred to
2731:British Shipbuilders
2391:North Atlantic Drift
1334:On 10 October 1940,
995:port as a branch of
814:Scottish Reformation
754:Co-operative Society
544:[ËkÉŸÊČiÉnÉkÊČ]
301:Sovereign state
139:From top; leftâright
27:For other uses, see
6434:Towns in Inverclyde
6349:Wood, John (1828),
6301:on 18 February 2015
6253:on 19 November 2014
5548:Irvine History Site
5370:. 21 November 2013.
5319:on 27 February 2012
5245:on 26 October 2006.
5194:on 12 February 2018
5134:on 21 February 2018
5041:. 18 September 2014
5005:"Inchgreen Drydock"
4806:on 27 November 2010
4527:. 22 September 2015
4501:on 12 December 2013
4261:, pp. 6, 9, 64
4003:Gourock Fitness Gym
3687:Hugh Enes Blackmore
3026:Diodes Incorporated
2900:Royal Naval Reserve
2667:Scottish Parliament
2600:Economy of Scotland
2524:Lomond View Academy
1941:Imperial conversion
1430:Scottish Parliament
1406:parliamentary burgh
1274:overlooking Gourock
1241:by artists such as
1231:Harland & Wolff
1024:features a Grecian
943:and sugar from the
898:Barony of Cartsburn
627:Place-name scholar
457: /
6376:Snoddy, TG (1937)
6221:Greenock Telegraph
5572:James, K. (2021),
5559:Nodier, C. (1821)
5509:Greenock Telegraph
5470:. 27 October 2011.
5400:on 26 January 2010
5313:Greenock Telegraph
5288:Electronics Weekly
5182:JWDAdministrator.
5128:Inverclyde Council
5067:. 16 November 2021
4958:Greenock Telegraph
4551:Greenock Telegraph
4484:, pp. 172â175
4361:James, B. (2011).
3921:
3888:Church of Scotland
3797:
3752:, a contestant on
3717:Dr Donald McIntyre
3571:
3567:Henry Charles Fehr
3535:BBC Radio Scotland
3504:Greenock Telegraph
3476:La fée aux miettes
3418:in his 1979 novel
3304:adaptation of the
3292:in 1904 and 1925.
3283:Arts Guild Theatre
3278:Beacon Arts Centre
3233:
3179:former IBM complex
3143:
3069:
3059:Trade and commerce
3016:(and before that
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2809:
2807:at Greenock (2006)
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2553:Greenock Infirmary
2462:
2454:
2450:Inverclyde Academy
2402:The Green Oak Tree
1437:Inverclyde Council
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1373:James Watt College
1365:passenger terminal
1356:
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1247:Edward Burne-Jones
1139:Caledonian Railway
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1076:Greenock Telegraph
989:
869:
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569:Inverclyde Council
563:. The town is the
387:UK Parliament
333:Dialling code
207:41,280 (2022)
18:Greenock, Scotland
6400:Media related to
6345:(Edinburgh, 1926)
6323:on 23 August 2022
6294:978-1-84033-314-5
6274:978-1-84033-250-6
6142:on 28 August 2009
6098:. 5 November 2016
6051:on 21 August 2008
5890:978-1-84745-257-3
5700:Groome, Francis.
5659:on 31 August 2009
5449:Sabhal MĂČr Ostaig
5447:for each year on
5239:"Picture Gallery"
4780:on 13 August 2011
4597:978-1-907200-02-1
4372:978-1-41655-274-1
3962:Glenpark Harriers
3945:Greenock hosts a
3898:Lockerbie Bombing
3839:Harland and Wolff
3695:American football
3455:But'n'Ben A-Go-Go
3430:nearby, just off
3384:(2019). An early
3351:Just a Boys' Game
3320:television drama
3310:novels, entitled
3254:landscape artist
3102:Marks and Spencer
3014:Texas Instruments
2804:Jewel of the Seas
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1309:Cross of Lorraine
917:Act of Union 1707
835:The Schaw, later
629:William J. Watson
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571:. It is a former
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3551:Capital Scotland
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3271:Ancient Egyptian
3263:Watt Institution
3204:which begins in
3155:Greenock Central
3140:Greenock Central
2827:container cranes
2748:yard, is now an
2605:Economic history
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5685:10 November
5663:10 November
5430:20 February
5348:24 February
5293:20 November
5267:20 February
5223:11 February
5198:11 February
5138:20 February
5071:17 November
4913:31 December
4835:21 December
4649:. Lyle Kirk
4505:10 December
4311:, p. 3
4266:, p. 4
4226:, p. 3
4189:19 February
4153:, p. 9
3947:rugby union
3827:Campbeltown
3803:claimed on
3776:Ken MacLeod
3770:M.R.D. Meek
3760:Angela Egan
3681:, comedian
3671:Bill Bryden
3667:Alison Watt
3641:, merchant
3516:STV Central
3386:Danny Boyle
3378:(2004) and
3360:(1988) and
3273:artefacts.
3202:M8 motorway
3171:Drumfrochar
2992:Electronics
2741:and Japan.
2739:South Korea
2657:call centre
2653:electronics
2395:Gulf Stream
1465:explanation
1305:Free French
1268:Free French
1224:Reformation
1174:War of 1812
1046:Campbeltown
1011:Helensburgh
885:River Clyde
651:place-name
608:River Clyde
575:within the
464: /
147:Free France
6423:Categories
6334:Inverclyde
6305:22 October
6257:Inverclyde
6237:References
6200:1 February
6118:"GMFC.net"
6076:18 January
6055:17 January
5995:. RootsWeb
5796:Spellbound
5637:12 October
5615:12 October
5593:12 October
5515:28 October
5420:"Homepage"
5404:18 January
4984:Peel Ports
4935:26 January
4865:6 November
4855:The Herald
4678:19 January
4611:Smith 1921
4557:6 February
4531:6 February
4349:Smith 1921
4304:Smith 1921
4264:Brown 1905
4259:Smith 1921
4219:Smith 1921
4163:Smith 1921
4151:Smith 1921
4107:Smith 1921
3691:Jimmy Mack
3661:, artists
3575:James Watt
3520:Black Hill
3488:The novel
3408:Alan Sharp
3307:Para Handy
3267:James Watt
3237:Burns Club
3115:Waterfront
2947:Henry Tate
2931:Abram Lyle
2858:HMNB Clyde
2762:Jim McColl
2756:in nearby
2710:Royal Navy
2686:Wemyss Bay
2633:Stena Line
2561:Inverclyde
1441:Inverclyde
1428:remains a
1419:Inverclyde
1382:Governance
1288:Home Fleet
965:bound for
937:privateers
830:Protestant
553:Inverclyde
540:pronounced
449:55°57âČ00âłN
326:PA15, PA16
259:Inverclyde
204:Population
186:Inverclyde
6327:23 August
6194:thefa.com
5947:0140-0460
5938:The Times
5864:6 January
4980:"History"
4891:30 August
4739:9 October
4482:Wood 1828
4131:Example:
4097:, p. 201.
3936:Cappielow
3890:in 1970.
3846:John Galt
3805:death row
3793:John Galt
3740:Uncle Sam
3645:, actors
3639:Jean Adam
3450:cyberpunk
3300:The 1974
3252:Victorian
3217:Algeciras
3210:Euroroute
3206:Edinburgh
3175:Branchton
3151:Cartsdyke
3121:Transport
3111:Morrisons
2975:colonnade
2951:Liverpool
2904:HMS
2862:Gare Loch
2769:RMS
2637:Finnarrow
2435:Education
2429:midwinter
2425:midsummer
2414:Highlands
2381:temperate
1458:Greenock
1325:Luftwaffe
1313:Lyle Hill
1272:Lyle Hill
1205:Loch Long
1201:torpedoes
1182:Admiralty
1118:Loch Thom
1042:Inverness
945:Caribbean
720:Greinnock
716:Greenhoke
696:greannach
673:, now in
659:Callander
452:4°45âČ54âłW
371:Ambulance
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151:Lyle Hill
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6402:Greenock
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6196:. The FA
6102:13 March
5915:14 March
5858:BBC News
5467:BBC News
5115:Archived
5065:BBC News
4909:. NHSGGC
4859:Archived
4467:30 April
4442:29 April
4396:Archived
4392:BBC News
4289:29 April
4093:Watson,
4066:31 March
4040:14 April
3928:football
3864:Jay Leno
3821:' lover
3372:(2002),
3354:(1979),
3328:Rochdale
3241:Ayrshire
3167:Whinhill
3098:New Look
3020:) ran a
2979:quayside
2943:Plaistow
2906:Dalriada
2793:Shipping
2723:Lithgows
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