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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| DRUMSARGARD CASTLE (Site of) | 011.06 | |||
| KIRK BURN | Forest's Co.Map Statistical Account D. Gairdner, Factor |
011.06 | A Burn which rises near Easterhill in Carmunnock Parish and flowing through the west of this parish, from south to north, enters the River Clyde near Morriston House. It banks are finely wooded and in many places form deep flow. There are steerp rocks overhanging it as it passes by Kirkhill and Camberslang villages. | |
| LIGHT BURN | James Park Joseph Kirkwood D. Gairdner Esqr. |
011.09 | A Burn which rises west of "Bankend" from "Dechmont Hill", and enters the Clyde near Clyde's Mill- XI-i Tracer 6. Passing through Newton Estate it bears that name, from about 13 chains north of the "Clydesdale section" until it enters the Clyde. Though the village of lightburn was named without any reference to this Burn, it now takes the name of the village. Previous to the village being ercated this Burn bore the name here, |
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| WEST GREENLEES | Valuation Roll Estate Map D. Gairdner, Factor |
011.09 | A good Farm Steading. The property of His Grace the Duke of Hamilton. The "Kirk Burn" flows past this farm on the east side. |
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