Place:Lanarkshire, Scotland

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Place Information
Name
Lanarkshire
Alternate names
Lanark     (Family History Library Catalog)
Siorrachd Lannraig     (Wikipedia)
Type
Traditional county
Located in
Scotland     ( - 1975)
See also
North Lanarkshire, Scotland     (unitary council area)
South Lanarkshire, Scotland     (unitary council area)
Contained Places

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District
Clydesdale
Inhabited place
Barncluith
Birkenshaw
Blackwood
Calderbank
Coalburn
Crawford ( - 1975 )
Forth
Glasgow
Kirkmuirhill
Larkhall
Leadhills
Motherwell ( - 1975 )
Newmains
Portobello
Rigside
Stonehouse
Strathaven
Uddingston
Wishaw ( - 1975 )
Parish
Avondale
Biggar ( - 1975 )
Blantyre
Bothwell ( - 1975 )
Cadder ( - 1975 )
Cambuslang ( - 1975 )
Cambusnethan ( - 1975 )
Carluke ( - 1975 )
Carmichael ( - 1975 )
Carmunnock ( - 1975 )
Carnwath
Carstairs ( - 1975 )
Cathcart ( - 1891 )
Covington ( - 1975 )
Crawfordjohn ( - 1975 )
Culter ( - 1975 )
Dalserf ( - 1975 )
Dalziel ( - 1975 )
Dolphinton ( - 1975 )
Douglas ( - 1975 )
Dunsyre
East Kilbride
Glassford
Govan
Hamilton
Lanark
Lesmahagow
Libberton
New Monkland
Old Monkland
Walston
Wandell and Lamington
Wiston and Roberton ( 1772 - )
Towm
Rutherglen
Unknown
Anderston
Auchenairn
Baillieston
Bridgend
Bridgeton
Broomknoll
Castlemilk
Coatbridge
Dolphington
Duddington
Ellridgehill
Harthill
Heywood
Holytown
Hutchison
Maxwelton
Parkhead
Pettinain
Shettleston
Shotts
Symington
Tollcross
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source: Family History Library Catalog
the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Lanarkshire (Siorrachd Lannraig in Gaelic) was formerly a county of Scotland.

It was bounded to the north by Stirlingshire and a detached portion of Dunbartonshire, to the northeast by Stirlingshire, West Lothian and Midlothian, to the east by Peeblesshire, to the southeast and south by Dumfriesshire, to the southwest by Dumfriesshire and Ayrshire and to the west by Ayrshire, Renfrewshire and Dunbartonshire. The city of Glasgow is part of Lanarkshire.

Lanarkshire was for some purposes treated as three separate counties: the upper, middle and lower wards, until the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889.

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