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Location Map for the Properties KEY: NHS Acute Services (AS) DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY Maternity Services (MS) Mental Health (MH) Dumfries Administration (AD) Community Hospital (CH) & Galloway Staff Residence (SR) L018B - Leadhills Surgery (HC) Surplus Land (SL) Y126B - Sanquhar Health Centre (CH) Support Services (SS) Health Centre 7 Clinic (HC) Surplus Property (SP) Y103C - Kelloholm Clinic (CH) Leadhills NHS Patient Accommodation (PA) NHS BORDERS LANARKSHIRE Wanlockhead KIRKCONNEL Y125B - Thornhill Health Centre (Hc) Y114H - Thornhill Hospital (CH) Y110H - Newton Stewart Hospital (CH) SANQUHAR Y123B - Newton Stewart Health Centre (HC) Y144H - Galloway Community Hospital (CH) Y011B - Moffat Surgery (HC) Y144H - Galloway Locality Office (AD) Y109H - Moffat Hospital (CH) Y144H - Galloway Residence (SR) MOFFAT Y124B - Waverley Medical Centre (HC) Nithsdale Y130H - Innistaigh (MH) Annandale & Eskdale Y143H - The Oaks (Darataigh) (HC) Y108H - Lochmaben Hospital (CH) Moniaive THORNHILL Johnstonebridge Carsphairn NHS Y014B - Lockerbie Medical Centre (HC) AYRSHIRE & ARRAN LOCHMABEN Y122B - Langholm Health Centre (HC) Dunscore LOCKERBIE LANGHOLM Dalry Dunscore PCC) Y107H - Thomas Hospital Hospital (CH) Stewartry DUMFRIES New Galloway Ecclefechan Canonbie Eaglesfield ANNAN Gretna Y120H - Annan Hospital (CH) Wigtownshire Creetown Eastriggs NEWTON CASTLE New Abbey Y120H - Sonas (AD) STEWART DOUGLAS DALBEATTIE Y134H - Treastaigh (CH) Y101C - Charles Street Clinic (CH) STRANRAER Glenluce Gatehouse of Fleet Carlisle Kirkcowan NORTH CUMBRIA Sandhead UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS Wigtown KIRKCUDBRIGHT NHS TRUST Y146H - D & G Royal Infirmary (AS & MS) Port William Y145H - Midpark Hospital (MH) Y138B - Craignair PCC (HC) Y145H - Midpark House (AD) Y104H - Mountainhall Treatment Centre (CH & AD) Whithorn Y104H - Residence (SR) Drummore Y101H - CD Hospital (CH) Y104H - 3 Road Ends (SL) Y130B - Gardenhill PCC (HC) Y104H - Dumfries Dental Centre (HC) Y103H - The Willows (HC) Y025B - Gatehouse PCC (HC) Y103H - Transport Department (SS) Y103H - Boilerhouse (SS) Y106H - Kirkcudbright Hospital (CH) Y103H - Garage Cottage (SR) Y165C- Whithorn Clinic (CH) Y121B - Kirkcudbright Health Centre (HC) Y103H - Artesian Well (SS) Y035B - Drummore Clinic (CH) Y103H - High Tanks (SS) Y114S - Mountainhall House (CH) Y105H - Nithbank Community Services (CH) Y131H - Ladyfield East (SP) Y103S - Ladyfield West (SP) Y135H - Acorn House (PA) Y102C - Lochside Clinic (HC) Y136B - Lochfield Road PCC (HC) Y136B - Lochfield Road land (SL) Prepared by: Estates & Property Services, LG North, Mountainhall Treatment Centre. ( 01387 244209 8 [email protected] (date created - 08/01/2021 - CAT2021.dwg).
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