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|area=241 square miles
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|county town=[[Dumbarton]]
|biggest town=[[Clydebank]]
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Dunbartonshire
United Kingdom

Dumbarton Rock from Levengrove Park
Levenax
(Land of the elm trees)
Dumbartonshire
[Interactive map]
Area: 241 square miles
Population: 280,889
County town: Dumbarton
Biggest town: Clydebank
County flower: Lesser water plantain [1]

Dumbartonshire or Dunbartonshire is a county on the north bank of the River Clyde and stretching into the hills beside Loch Lomond. It is in two parts, a large detached part lying to the east.

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