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memorial. If the 1911 census is used, which recorded a population of 8,529, then it can be calculated that
Helensburgh lost three percent of its population to the war. This is a particularly significant portion when it is considered that women, children, and elders, amongst other demographics, were not conscripted for the front line. It is thought that a similar number suffered serious physical and mental injuries.
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providing faster, regular interval services. Unfortunately, equipment problems led to the temporary withdrawal of the Blue Trains which did not return to traffic until late 1961. Since then traffic on this route has risen steadily, helped from
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the land, and in particular he stated that "bonnet makers, stocking, linen and woolen weavers will meet with encouragement". However his efforts were unsuccessful, partly because roads were rudimentary and also because the shore at
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in the Spring is a particular feature; a consequence is that the town has been referred to as "the Garden City of the Clyde". In 2016 the
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Helensburgh Upper Station. This was joined in 1994 by The Upper Helensburgh Conservation Area, which includes architectural works by William Leiper and Baillie Scott, and in 2019, by the Town Centre Conservation
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Faslane which became known as the Clyde Submarine Base. This decision had a substantial impact on Helensburgh and the surrounding area particularly with the provision of housing for naval personnel. A further increase in the town's population resulted, it rising to
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That same year, the previously derelict Clyde Street School reopened as the
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In 2015, Colquhoun Square underwent a major redesign (as part of a wider redevelopment project that included the west esplanade) where parts of the square were pedestrianised. An integral part of this redesign was the creation of the award-winning
Outdoor Museum, which consisted of the erection of
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Mackintosh work, the Hill House, became enclosed in a protective structure, known as "The Box", a cautionary measure intended to slow down damages caused by damp penetration by allowing for the building to dry out. The design of The Box is notable for its
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pier; however Craigendoran pier is now derelict, services having been withdrawn in 1972. Towards the end of 2018 Helensburgh pier was closed to all maritime craft because of its poor condition, and so there is no certainty as to when calls by the "Waverley" will resume.
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which by 1880 had 5 congregations in the town, each with its own building. However, with falling church attendances, and a vision to rationalise resources to better enable mission, these had all merged by 2015, so that the only Church of Scotland congregation is
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That this vessel and subsequent steamships could travel straight into the wind meant that Helensburgh's shallow shore line was a much smaller problem for sailors. As a result, the town began to grow from a population of about 500 in 1810 to 2,229 by the 1841
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At that time the taking of baths (hot and cold, fresh water and salt water) was considered to be advantageous to the health. As a result of his initiative Helensburgh began to develop as a holiday resort, and Bell also served as the town's first recorded
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could now set up home in the fresh air of Helensburgh and commute daily between the two places. This led to the expansion of the town northwards up the hill and the building of many substantial Victorian villas. The best known of these is The
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and is a purpose-built school for pupils with Complex Special Educational Needs. Standing in the School grounds is Ardlui House which provides residential short breaks for up to 2 weeks for the same types of children and young people.
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services were at a competitive disadvantage, because passengers had to walk from Helensburgh Station, through the town centre and down the pier, thus causing longer journey times. By contrast their competitors on the other side of the
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across the Firth of Clyde, which is approximately 3 miles (5 km) wide at this point. Ocean-going ships can call at Greenock, but the shore at Helensburgh is very shallow, although to the west of the town the Gareloch is deep.
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would become the targets for German bombing. Consequently, they decided to build two military ports in Scotland which would be more difficult for German bombers to reach. In 1941 Military Port Number 1 opened at Faslane on the
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Although it has long been known that there are some prehistoric remains in the Helensburgh area, recent fieldwork by the North Clyde Archaeological Society has uncovered more. However the oldest building in the town itself is
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This proposal split opinion in the town down the middle, with Parliament ultimately deciding against it. Consequently, the North British Railway Company decided to build its "station in the sea" at
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were in poor condition and the journey by boat could take several days, depending on the strength and direction of the wind and on tidal conditions. Consequently, in 1812 Henry Bell introduced the
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at this time was developing very rapidly as an industrial city, but this rapid growth caused it to become dirty, smoky and unpleasant. The railway meant that the wealthier business people of
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The Tower Digital Arts Centre, housed in the former St Columba Church on Sinclair Street, was converted in 2016 into a first release double screen cinema and arts centre for the town.
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which used to call in to Helensburgh pier during summer sailings. It advertises itself as the last sea-going paddle steamer in the world and was launched in 1946 for service from
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has a significant influence within the town, with a parish church named St Joseph's on Lomond Street. St Joseph's church hall was originally the parish church in Helensburgh.
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just outside the eastern boundary of the town, and this opened in 1882. Shipping services stopped in 1972 but Craigendoran railway station remains in use. In 1894 the
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In regard to the arts, Helensburgh has a digital arts centre, known as The Tower, which functions as a cinema and also hosts live performances in music and theatre.
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The town has two medical practices, both located within the same Medical Centre in East King Street. There are also a number of dentists and opticians in the town.
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had stations right beside their piers. The North British therefore proposed to extend the railway line through the town centre from the station on to the pier.
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no longer cares for in-patients and the original building is now little used. However a variety of clinics do take place in buildings in the grounds.
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chainmail mesh walls as well as the internal walkways that allow visitors to view Hill House's exterior from elevated viewpoints.
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4690:"Sport – Robert "Bobby" Brown – Heroes Centre"
3926:"The Arts – Sir James Guthrie – Heroes Centre"
4762:"Malcolm Finlayson | Helensburgh Heroes"
4179:"The Arts – Randolph Schwabe – Heroes Centre"
4064:"Literature – Helen MacInnes – Heroes Centre"
3065:"HELENSBURGH. The "Garden City of the Clyde""
2797:
1819:, and which runs for 34 miles (55 km).
428:) is a coastal town on the north side of the
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4197:"The Arts – Louise Scullion – Heroes Centre"
4082:"Entertainment – Lex McLean – Heroes Centre"
3852:"Literature – Tom Gallacher – Heroes Centre"
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5068:"Commerce – Kim Winser OBE – Heroes Centre"
5032:, p244. New York : Walter de Gruyter.
4954:"Sport – Emma Richards MBE – Heroes Centre"
4517:. Edinburgh: T & T Clark. p. 201.
3992:"The Arts – William Leiper – Heroes Centre"
3773:"The Arts – Stephen Conroy – Heroes Centre"
3636:"Literature – William Auld – Heroes Centre"
3480:. Helensburghalefestival.co.uk. 21 May 2011
1947:. A twinning agreement was signed in 1983.
1902:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
1563:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
4161:"The Arts – George Rickey – Heroes Centre"
4046:"Movies – David MacDonald – Heroes Centre"
3828:The Encyclopaedia of Girls' School Stories
2513:, Olympic Gold medal-winning tennis player
2443:(1871–1966), chemist, author and historian
1076:
756:Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
739:via the newly re-opened (and electrified)
682:Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
432:in Scotland, situated at the mouth of the
34:
4118:"Literature – Neil Munro – Heroes Centre"
3791:"Movies – James Copeland – Heroes Centre"
1922:Learn how and when to remove this message
1853:, with information panels along the way.
1583:Learn how and when to remove this message
1507:A special local form of transport is the
124:5.24 km (2.02 sq mi)
2446:Duncan Gay MBE, scientist and submariner
2034:(1897–1990), writer, died in Helensburgh
1616:, which is home to the United Kingdom's
942:. The Centre now houses the last (1955)
78:, showing plinths for the Outdoor Museum
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4918:"Sport – Luke Patience – Heroes Centre"
4900:"Sport – Derek Parlane – Heroes Centre"
4788:"Sport – Murdo MacLeod – Heroes Centre"
4708:"Sport – John Buchanan – Heroes Centre"
4215:"Movies – Martin Smith – Heroes Centre"
4136:"Viola Paterson (Biographical details)"
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4864:"Sport – Peter McNeil – Heroes Centre"
4846:"Sport – Moses McNeil – Heroes Centre"
4611:"Burgh MAEE man escaped from sunk sub"
4434:. Helensburgh Heritage. 25 March 2016.
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2561:, Olympic Silver medal-winning swimmer
1977:, actor, singer, producer and director
4972:"Gordon Sherry on the comeback trail"
4936:"Sport – Gordon Reid – Heroes Centre"
3755:"Movies – Andy Clyde – Heroes Centre"
3097:National Tree Collections of Scotland
3038:"Aberdeen tops the table in Scotland"
2621:, Olympic Silver medal-winning sailor
1731:Built as the Victoria Infirmary, the
1693:Parklands School is also provided by
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5008:"Sport – Peter Such – Heroes Centre"
4515:Scottish Episcopal Clergy, 1689–2000
4446:"Burgh man became peer and minister"
4432:"Scottish Minister Grew Up in Burgh"
3968:. Helensburgh Heroes. Archived from
3407:from the original on 6 November 2023
3063:Sheen, Margaret R. (November 2007).
2930:. Glendaruel, Scotland: Argyll Pub.
2330:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
1900:adding citations to reliable sources
1561:adding citations to reliable sources
660:was in no small measure due to him.
184:363 mi (586 km)
4255:"Childrens doctor famous worldwide"
3710:Hanvidge, Ross (12 February 2021).
2805:200 years of Helensburgh, 1802-2002
2802:Helensburgh Heritage Trust (2002).
2567:, Olympic Gold medal-winning sailor
2519:, Olympic Gold medal-winning sailor
2495:, Olympic Gold medal-winning sailor
2418:, first to demonstrate the working
2027:Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom
1023:do occur occasionally in the area.
773:Glasgow & South Western Railway
96:
3368:Geology and landscapes of Scotland
3339:Borland, Craig (13 October 2022).
3020:"Helensburgh War Memorial Project"
2959:Ransom, Philip John Greer (2012).
2189:, doctor, paediatric nephrologist
456:History context (Prehistoric–1858)
170:61 mi (98 km)
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5182:Highlands and Islands of Scotland
2712:List of places in Argyll and Bute
1845:, through Helensburgh, round the
1721:Victoria Infirmary – designed by
879:Cherry blossom in Stafford Street
32:Town and former burgh in Scotland
16:Town in Argyll and Bute, Scotland
5134:
3457:www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk
3297:"New era for Mackintosh gallery"
3024:www.helensburghwarmemorial.co.uk
2464:, mathematician and abolitionist
2140:, journalist and literary critic
1939:Helensburgh's only twin town is
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3093:"Helensburgh Tree Conservation"
2399:, Anglican bishop and ecumenist
2351:politician and shipping magnate
1804:'s only local nature reserve.
1733:Victoria Integrated Care Centre
979:. The town faces south towards
871:Recent history and regeneration
754:(which had become owner of the
543:Statistical Account of Scotland
4676:www.helensburgh-heritage.co.uk
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3072:www.helensburgh-heritage.co.uk
2386:United Free Church of Scotland
2176:, film and television director
865:Her Majesty's Naval Base Clyde
615:came to Helensburgh, roads to
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5088:Helensburgh Community Council
2995:Historic Environment Scotland
2657:, football player and manager
2597:, football player and manager
2555:, football player and manager
2549:, football player and manager
2537:, football player and manager
2489:, football player and manager
2393:, Church of Scotland minister
2374:, Church of Scotland minister
1756:NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
1701:The sole independent school,
1269:Average rainfall mm (inches)
752:North British Railway Company
711:and which now belongs to the
680:Following the arrival of the
19:For the Australian town, see
4672:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
4593:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
4496:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
4478:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
4460:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
4414:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
4316:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
3809:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
3737:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
3210:"Helensburgh Heritage Trust"
2760:National Records of Scotland
2688:, author and conservationist
2106:, director, writer and actor
1671:was designed in 1868 by Sir
21:Helensburgh, New South Wales
5167:Seaside resorts in Scotland
3568:"Home | John Muir Way"
2378:Alexander Robertson MacEwen
2310:Andrew Dunlop, Baron Dunlop
2094:, author and educationalist
2077:, actress, most notably in
1640:Most of the major Scottish
1199:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1129:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
944:Stickleback-class submarine
713:National Trust for Scotland
591:The working replica of the
149:OS grid reference
143:2,525/km (6,540/sq mi)
5203:
5030:Introduction and Anthology
5024:Jaques Waardenburg. 1999.
2924:Osborne, Brian D. (1995).
2627:, wheelchair tennis player
2345:1st Baronet of Helensburgh
2128:, author and game designer
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4513:Bertie, David M. (2000).
3658:www.helensburghheroes.com
3536:"Friends of Duchess Wood"
3250:www.scottishsubmarine.com
2322:politician and ironmaster
2158:, draughtsman and painter
2100:, impresario and director
1669:Scottish Episcopal Church
1651:Helensburgh Parish Church
1596:Population and employment
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636:was the first commercial
533:Helensburgh received its
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2019:, novelist and physician
1754:has an arrangement with
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1658:Scottish Catholic Church
1461:leaving Helensburgh pier
1041:Further evidence of the
798:, with a new station at
440:, it is administered by
303:Scottish Parliament
25:Helensburgh, New Zealand
5117:Encyclopædia Britannica
5101:Encyclopædia Britannica
2735:www.citypopulation.info
2694:, senior police officer
2682:, social anthropologist
2450:James Ballantyne Hannay
1695:Argyll and Bute Council
1642:Christian denominations
1017:Highland Boundary Fault
989:Highland Boundary Fault
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3716:Helensburgh Advertiser
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4988:. Helensburgh Heroes
4808:. Helensburgh Heroes
4806:"Bobby McGregor MBE"
4235:. Helensburgh Heroes
3946:. Helensburgh Heroes
3371:. Harpenden: Terra.
3365:Gillen, Con (2003).
3136:"The Outdoor Museum"
3044:on 27 September 2007
2965:. Stroud: Amberley.
2651:, rugby union player
2603:, rugby union player
2293:politician and judge
2273:, Royal Navy officer
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1826:. This commemorates
1557:improve this section
726:Low Level and on to
724:Glasgow Queen Street
243:Sovereign state
5111:"Helensburgh"
5095:"Helensburgh"
3622:The Daily Telegraph
3554:threelochsway.co.uk
2842:www.spanglefish.com
2680:James George Frazer
2541:Duncan Airlie James
2437:John Arnold Fleming
2403:Adam Cleghorn Welch
2341:Sir William Raeburn
1467:Helensburgh Central
1339:Average rainy days
1061:Helensburgh has an
859:15,852 in the 1991
720:Helensburgh Central
690:Municipal Buildings
674:Municipal Buildings
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4768:on 1 February 2014
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3190:on 8 February 2017
3140:The Outdoor Museum
2405:, biblical scholar
2207:, pilot and doctor
2152:, kinetic sculptor
2064:, rock drummer in
2050:Norah Neilson Gray
1847:Rosneath Peninsula
1785:running an annual
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275:Dialling code
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4524:978-0-567-08746-1
4502:. 7 October 2006.
3906:on 13 August 2020
3876:. 29 October 2021
3837:978-1-84745-257-3
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3299:. 7 November 2016
3246:"Domain for Sale"
3124:. 15 August 2016.
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2639:, football player
2615:, football player
2589:Charlotte McShane
2531:, football player
2525:, football player
2523:Malcolm Finlayson
2507:, football player
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2195:, medical pioneer
2092:Robin Lloyd-Jones
2056:Sir James Guthrie
1971:, poet and author
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2637:Nick Sharkey
2591:, triathlete
2584:Rangers F.C.
2580:Peter McNeil
2575:Rangers F.C.
2571:Moses McNeil
2559:Bob McGregor
2499:Peter Canero
2337:, journalist
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2277:Philip Tower
2251:John Gilmour
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3874:The Courier
3484:21 December
3232:Toweronline
3102:17 February
2692:Steve House
2649:Max Simmers
2625:Gordon Reid
2543:, kickboxer
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2481:Bobby Blair
2304:Marco Biagi
2255:World War I
2174:Tom Vaughan
2098:Jimmy Logan
1963:W. H. Auden
1809:Loch Lomond
1783:Round Table
1036:earthquakes
1026:During the
1021:earthquakes
1009:Loch Lomond
732:Blue Trains
654:River Clyde
377:Helensburgh
362: /
257:HELENSBURGH
103:Helensburgh
60:and former
38:Helensburgh
5151:Categories
5028:Volume I:
4772:20 January
4398:20 January
4145:5 February
3411:6 November
3194:7 February
2864:Joan Blaeu
2718:References
2698:Kim Winser
2661:Peter Such
2505:Joe Carson
2475:John Black
2427:, engineer
2425:Henry Bell
2420:television
2228:Phil Ashby
2222:Royal Navy
2170:, director
2138:Neil Munro
2134:, musician
2120:music hall
2116:Lex McLean
1999:Andy Clyde
1864:Miscellany
1435:Met Office
962:Passivhaus
909:Henry Bell
905:television
840:Royal Navy
705:Hill House
613:Henry Bell
555:millwright
551:Henry Bell
347:56°01′00″N
129:Population
2981:796278962
2905:cite book
2897:316356595
2535:Jack Hill
2452:, chemist
2382:Moderator
2326:Bonar Law
2267:recipient
2247:recipient
2205:R. D. Low
2193:Tina Gray
2046:, actress
1995:, actress
1981:John Butt
1935:Twin town
1883:does not
1843:Dumbarton
1828:John Muir
1817:Loch Long
1748:Inverness
1744:Inverness
1679:Education
1618:submarine
1544:does not
1444:Transport
993:Highlands
854:from the
844:submarine
814:When the
737:Edinburgh
638:steamship
350:4°44′00″W
311:Dumbarton
253:Post town
166:Edinburgh
5141:Scotland
4992:21 March
4812:21 March
4620:21 April
3976:21 March
3950:21 March
3721:28 March
3405:Archived
3387:51270614
3163:cite web
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2824:50746581
2766:31 March
2740:30 March
2706:See also
2645:, golfer
2609:, golfer
2607:Gary Orr
2366:Anglican
2356:Religion
2349:Unionist
2298:Politics
2235:Commando
2212:Military
2201:, doctor
2181:Medicine
2164:, artist
2146:, artist
2122:comedian
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2058:, artist
2052:, artist
2007:, artist
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1813:Gareloch
1707:boarders
1628:Religion
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1513:Waverley
1458:Waverley
1433:Source:
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1341:(≥ 1 mm)
1334:(64.66)
1053:melted.
1051:glaciers
1005:Scotland
997:Lowlands
981:Greenock
848:Rothesay
846:base in
829:Gareloch
771:and the
745:Bathgate
434:Gareloch
334:Scotland
235:Scotland
156:NS298833
3518:"ABOUT"
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2320:Liberal
2291:Liberal
2283:officer
2237:officer
2224:officer
2013:, actor
2001:, actor
1941:Thouars
1904:removed
1889:sources
1776:sailing
1772:bowling
1768:curling
1612:on the
1610:Faslane
1602:Glasgow
1565:removed
1550:sources
1496:, the
1494:Glasgow
1332:1,642.8
1329:(7.44)
1324:(6.52)
1319:(6.78)
1314:(5.24)
1309:(5.17)
1304:(4.41)
1299:(3.90)
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1057:Climate
977:Glasgow
932:there.
884:Area.
824:England
760:steamer
741:Airdrie
728:Airdrie
700:Glasgow
696:Glasgow
630:Glasgow
617:Glasgow
606:Provost
571:Carluke
563:Bonhill
559:Bo'ness
451:History
445:council
229:Country
178:•
164:•
139:Density
137:•
5162:Burghs
5127:Portal
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3453:"Home"
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1410:143.1
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861:Census
820:London
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688:. The
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650:Census
642:Europe
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3695:5 May
3668:3 May
3068:(PDF)
2674:Other
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1422:50.6
1419:77.8
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1395:63.6
1392:36.7
1378:18.4
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1369:15.3
1366:16.2
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1360:14.2
1357:13.0
1354:13.8
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1345:18.9
1327:189.1
1322:165.7
1317:172.3
1312:133.2
1307:131.2
1302:112.1
1282:137.1
1277:150.7
1272:180.0
1124:Year
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765:Clyde
634:Comet
625:Comet
611:When
593:Comet
582:Comet
547:burgh
535:burgh
279:01436
62:burgh
5034:ISBN
4994:2013
4814:2013
4774:2014
4622:2021
4519:ISBN
4400:2014
4266:2021
4241:2011
4147:2019
3978:2013
3952:2013
3912:2021
3882:2022
3832:ISBN
3723:2021
3697:2013
3670:2015
3486:2011
3464:2021
3439:2021
3413:2023
3383:OCLC
3373:ISBN
3352:2023
3326:2023
3305:2023
3283:2016
3257:2021
3196:2017
3169:link
3104:2021
3079:2021
3050:2009
3006:2021
2977:OCLC
2967:ISBN
2942:OCLC
2932:ISBN
2911:link
2893:OCLC
2883:ISBN
2820:OCLC
2810:ISBN
2768:2022
2742:2019
2441:FRSE
2439:OBE
2068:and
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1957:Arts
1887:any
1885:cite
1858:Oban
1815:and
1656:The
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1292:85.2
1287:87.1
1237:10.7
1232:10.8
1192:11.9
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