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  • ...w]]''' (part), [[Coatbridge]], [[Carluke]], [[East Kilbride]], [[Hamilton, Lanarkshire|Hamilton]], [[Motherwell]] ...t, Monmouthshire|Newport]]''', [[Abergavenny]], [[Blackwood, Monmouthshire|Blackwood]], [[Chepstow]], [[Cwmbran]], [[Tredegar]]
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  • '''Blackwood''' may be: *[[Blackwood, Dunbartonshire]]
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  • This station on the Glasgow and South Western Railway line to [[Stonehouse, Lanarkshire|Stonehouse]] by way of [[Strathaven]], closed in 1964. ...''Annals of the Parish and The Ayrshire Legatees''. Edinurgh : William Blackwood & Sons. p. 265</ref>
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  • |county=Lanarkshire |LG district=South Lanarkshire
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  • *Blackwood Golf Centre - [[Bangor, County Down|Bangor]] ==Lanarkshire==
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  • ...y A71 at [[Larkhall]]. It passes west of [[Lanark]] and beyond [[Abington, Lanarkshire|Abington]], where it changes into the A74(M) and then goes to [[Moffat]] an ...onto the old A74 just south of Blackwood village, to serve the villages of Blackwood, Kirkmuirhill, Lesmahagow and Coalburn.
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  • The '''Black Hill''' in [[Lanarkshire]] is owned by the [[National Trust for Scotland]]. It overlooks the [[Clyde The hill is two miles east of [[Blackwood, Lanarkshire|Blackwood]] and looks down to the Clyde valley at [[Kirkfieldbank]]. It peaks at a he
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  • ...llhead Railway' ran to the quarry from Barkip Junction on the Ayrshire and Lanarkshire Railway branch line to Kilbirnie. At first sidings and a transfer system ex ...New Statistical Account of Scotland. 1845. Vol. 5. Ayr - Bute. Edinburgh : Blackwood & Sons.
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