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18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
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In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
Read More18th June 2021
In 1821, merchant and politician Sir Robert Preston, 6th Baronet, directed the development of Preston Crescent, a new road to the south of the town on the banks of the Inner Bay. Alongside a small stone bridge (today a C-listed building), a number of... Read more
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Line: Edinburgh to Aberdeen line|Fife Circle Line
Company: ScotRail
| Town | Distance (Miles) | Direction | Bearing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queensferry | 3.04 | S | 185.04° |
| Dunfermline | 3.80 | NW | 318.17° |
| Cowdenbeath | 6.02 | NNE | 20.37° |
| Burntisland | 6.67 | ENE | 72.47° |
| Broxburn | 7.19 | SSW | 202.53° |
| Bo'ness | 8.07 | W | 263.78° |
| Linlithgow | 8.67 | WSW | 244.83° |
| Culross | 9.14 | WNW | 281.52° |
| Kinross | 12.12 | N | 355.82° |
| Bathgate | 12.94 | SW | 226.92° |
| Loanhead | 14.34 | SE | 137.36° |
| Glenrothes | 14.39 | NE | 37.42° |
| Village | Distance (Miles) | Direction | Bearing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hillend | 1.33 | NE | 53.59° |
| North Queensferry | 1.43 | S | 174.24° |
| Fordell Firs | 1.75 | NNE | 26.09° |
| Limekilns | 3.25 | W | 274.41° |
| Crossgates | 3.83 | NNE | 13.45° |
| Newton | 3.97 | SW | 214.43° |
| Charlestown | 4.01 | W | 276.27° |
| Aberdour | 4.07 | ENE | 66.51° |
| Crossford | 4.48 | WNW | 300.94° |
| Kingseat | 4.69 | N | 355.72° |
| Kingseat | 4.69 | N | 355.72° |
| Kirkliston | 5.13 | S | 181.51° |
| Blackness | 5.14 | WSW | 248.64° |
| Blackness | 5.14 | WSW | 248.64° |
| Crombie | 5.17 | WNW | 283.71° |
| Winchburgh | 5.46 | SSW | 206.50° |
| Cairneyhill | 5.58 | WNW | 291.75° |
| Ingliston | 6.15 | S | 169.55° |
| Philpstoun | 6.17 | SW | 233.37° |
| Gowkhall | 6.22 | NW | 307.34° |