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Locality Address Tenure Type/Use Annandale & Eskdale Y107H Locality Address Tenure Type/Use Y107H Thomas Hope Hospital Annandale & Eskdale Market Place Board owned Community Hospital Langholm DG13 0JX Y122B Langholm Health Centre Annandale & Eskdale Charles Street Board owned Health Centre Langholm DG13 0AA Y109H Moffat Hospital Holmend Annandale & Eskdale Board owned Community Hospital Selkirk Road Moffat DG10 9JY Y011B The Surgery Moffat Annandale & Eskdale High Street Leased Health Centre Moffat DG10 9JP L018B (Moffat Branch Surgery) Leadhills Surgery Nithsdale Leased Clinic 1 Ramsay Road Leadhills ML12 6AY Y014B Lockerbie Medical Practice Annandale & Eskdale Victoria Gardens Leased Health Centre Lockerbie DG11 2BJ Y120H Annan Hospital Annandale & Eskdale Stapleton Road Board owned Community Hospital Annan DG12 6NQ Y101C The Clinic Annandale & Eskdale Charles Street Board owned Clinic Annan DG12 5AG Y134H Treastaigh Annandale & Eskdale Stapleton Road Board owned Clinic Annan DG12 6JP Y120H Sonas Annan Hospital Annandale & Eskdale Board Owned Administration Stapleton Road Annan DG12 6NQ Y108H Lochmaben Hospital Annandale & Eskdale Dumfries Road Board owned Community Hospital Lochmaben DG11 1RQ Locality Address Tenure Type/Use Y146H Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary Acute Services & Maternity Nithsdale Garroch Loaning Board owned Services Dumfries DG2 8RX Y145H Midpark Hospital Nithsdale Bankend Road Board owned Mental Health Hospital Dumfries DG1 4TL Y145H Midpark House Nithsdale Bankend Road Board owned Administration Dumfries DG1 4TN Y104H Mountainhall Treatment Centre Administration & Nithsdale Bankend Road Board owned Health Centre Dumfries DG1 4AP Y104H MTC - Residence Block A Nithsdale Glencaple Road Board owned Staff Accommodation Dumfries DG1 4UG Y104H MTC - Residence Block B Nithsdale Glencaple Road Board owned Staff Accommodation Dumfries DG1 4UG Y104H MTC - 1-12 Maryfield Terrace Nithsdale Glencaple Road Board owned Staff Accommodation Dumfries DG1 4UG Y104H 3 road ends land Mountainhall Treatment Center Nithsdale Board owned Surplus Land Bankend Road Dumfries DG1 4AP Y103H The Willows The Crichton Nithsdale Board owned Health Centre Glencaple Road Dumfries DG1 4TG Y103H Transport Services The Crichton Nithsdale Board owned Support Services Bankend Road Dumfries DG1 4TG Y103H The Boilerhouse The Crichton Nithsdale Board owned Support Services Bankend Road Dumfries DG1 4TG Locality Address Tenure Type/Use Y103H Garage Cottage The Crichton Nithsdale Board owned Staff Accommodation Glencaple Road Dumfries DG1 4TG Y103H Artesian Well Nithsdale Glencaple Road Board owned Support Services Dumfries DG1 4TX Y103H High Tanks Nithsdale Bankend Road Board owned Support Services Dumfries DG1 4TN Y104H Dumfries Dental Centre Nithsdale Bankend Road Board owned Health Centre Dumfries DG1 4AP Y114S Kaleidoscope Mountainhall House Nithsdale Board owned Clinic Bankend Road Dumfries DG1 4AL Y105H Nithbank Community Services Nithsdale Craig's Road Board owned Health Centre/ Surplus Dumfries DG1 2SD Y131 Ladyfield East Nithsdale Glencaple Road Board owned Surplus Property Dumfries DG1 4TE Y106 Ladyfield West Nithsdale Glencaple Road Board owned Surplus Property Dumfries DG1 4TB Y136H Acorn House Nithsdale Kingholm Road Board owned Patient Accommodation Dumfries DG1 4SR Y102C Lochside Clinic Nithsdale Shirley Road Board owned Clinic Lochside Dumfries DG2 0ED Y136B Lochfield Road Primary Care Centre Nithsdale 12-28 Lochfield Road Board owned Health Centre Dumfries DG2 9BH Locality Address Tenure Type/Use Y136B Strip of land (Tesco) Nithsdale Lochfield Road Board owned Surplus Land Dumfries DG2 9BH Y137B Dunscore Health Centre Nithsdale Dunscore Board owned Health Centre Dumfries DG2 0UJ Y114H Thornhill Hospital Nithsdale Townhead Street Board owned Community Hospital Thornhill DG3 5AA Y125B Thornhill Health Centre Nithsdale Hospital Brae Board owned Health Centre Thornhill DG3 5AA Y126B Sanquhar Health Centre Nithsdale Station Road Board owned Health Centre Sanquhar DG4 6BT Y103C The Clinic Nith Buildings Nithsdale Greystone Avenue Board owned Clinic Kelloholm Sanquhar DG4 6RX Y106H Kirkcudbright Hospital Townhead Stewartry Board owned Community Hospital St Marys Place Kirkcudbright DG6 4BE Y121B Kirkcudbright Health Centre Stewartry St Marys Place Board owned Health Centre Kirkcudbright DG6 4BJ Y101H Castle Douglas Hospital Stewartry 71 Academy Street Board owned Community Hospital Castle Douglas DG7 1EE Y130B Gardenhill Primary Care Centre Stewartry 2 Gardenhill Road Leased Health Centre Castle Douglas DG7 3EE Y138B Craignair Heath Health Stewartry Port Road Board owned Health Centre Dalbeattie DG5 4AZ Locality Address Tenure Type/Use Y025B Gatehouse of Fleet Surgery Stewartry Garden Street Board owned Health Centre Gatehouse of Fleet DG7 2JU Y110H Newton Stewart Hospital Wigtownshire Board owned Community Hospital Newton Stewart DG8 6LZ Y123B Newton Stewart Health Centre Creebridge Wigtownshire Board owned Health Centre Minnigaff Newton Stewart DG8 6NT Y144H Galloway Community Hospital Wigtownshire Dalrymple Street Board owned Community Hospital Stranraer DG9 7DQ Y144H Galloway Locality Office Wigtownshire Dalrymple Street Board owned Administration Stranraer DG9 7EH Y144H Galloway Residence Wigtownshire Dalrymple Street Board owned Staff Accommodation Stranraer DG9 7EH Y124B Waverley Medical Centre Wigtownshire Dalrymple Street Leased Health Centre Stranraer DG9 7DW Y130H Innistaigh Board owned Wigtownshire Dalrymple Street Mental Health Clinic Stranraer DG9 7EH Y143H The Oaks Family Centre Darataigh Wigtownshire Board owned Health Centre Dalrymple Street Stranraer DG9 7EH Y035B Mull of Galloway Practice The Clinic Wigtownshire Board owned Health Centre Drummore Stranraer DG9 9QQ Y165C Whithorn Clinic Wigtownshire Board owned Clinic 3 St John Street DG8 8PD.
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