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Key to Symbols Waulkmill U r y B u rn MegrayKEY Farm TO SYMBOLS Steading Public car park East 0 9 Lodge A Cycle gateway e B riv 979 Megray Burn One-way begins, ends D e C dg Lo o t Pedestrian crossing Walking distance is based on 3mph w Eas minutes ie 20mph street W G Raedykes A90 therefore 5 min = 440yds a arron Drive t 5 Close n t e Redcloak c e s Landmark building Slug r re C kes Railway station R Cycling distance is based on 12mph East dy o minutes Lodge Drive Rae ad Footpath 5 therefore 5 min = 1mile A957 Route 1 Route 2 Heights in metres Slug Route 3 Ro ad ldWay 0 he Hig Route 4 10 90 Polbare A Close Route 5 ad t 20 Ink e Ro escen b cki Cr Walk ot a Route 6 - walk option tl M W ry e il d u Inkbottle li a n 30 a e t o l m Close G n m R Glenury a M e Way i a M c Route 6 - cycle option l c S s il k i o e e W Cres u e 40 e R g r i t h r C k o a w y S c lu Cycling NOT advised g a R L y M r 50 o e u W d d R R i o n o g c a ll y ad d e r e l iam venu e nu National Cycle Route 1 o kie A le l Mac G a G 60 k m Redcloak a D D i l Way r d l r a i i iv o v Segregated shared use e R W e 70 Re M dc i lo e lde t ak hi ns On road cycle lanes 80 n P oc M ce a rr e Ro es rk Fa a w Cr rn Min k s eralw 90 a t ell lo n View c ce D Mackie ed s r Redcloak R re M iv ent C e Academy Cresc 100 Crescent k ar A side oa tin m rae cl e y B d i v Re Dr A 110 Martin v Edinview R en o Cowie e u w w c e o a R l 120 P e Gardens oati Drive n B e i Hunter d v t M S B979 a i r l e P o r e u i ar R a e a g E h k D r a Helen 130 c M v n k ri s o r s Road Row r a D y t r H s P ie n u Avenue a ch s i Martin m Mineralwell Stonehaven k ro F e Far t n r e i n r t e D d R in 140 a e t a Glebe G L h e r n r c o c u iv A a l Leisure Centre e o d M Park e d e r r H b Park h r a D t T r t Road e a G Drive iv H e F e u rn e nt u West hi er B Fa c L o rro ch Open Air y l i Roa P West L d l Glebe Swimming a Martin Drive School Road c F s e a Pool Kincardine en r e d b leb Beach ar u Eas G Roa F t d Community G r Mearns a n r Burn of Farrochie r Walk o Hospital Fetteresso c Be e h rn d ie h i D e a s Parish Church r Pa L m r r v Court k d n i el i nue o e Farburne l Av r st y u Drive e Open Air Swimming Pool m B n Bernham W B979 Farburn a L d e o r C c Crescent W i c h R Drive Road e a a r o s B t r a Farburn e d e T re P Drive Westeld ld Bath St Belmont Canmo ark Bernham k reet Following a poll of Stonehaven householders in Av r Kirk enu Terrace F P e Bernham ar Pa Park a S Brae ro Arduthie r l e k W u k e Ba l c v th r i e g t h Gardens Far r Stree Bridge of Road Court t s bu D s t Cowie Water 1933, StonehavenStonehaven Pool was built the following year i e P Place a i r d t r e n n l o a Bernham P L m r Bernham e e e R Cowie n k l o a d d C r t a B Ard s Avenue d ern am Pl a uth e ad and opened on 4th June 1934. Customer h a G i ce e G o a W R Bay rd D Road e Kirkton ns U M a e Westeld ri v e e a K n d feedback was not all positive and so, for season irkto i a l id David l n L h e d c Road t a o er Park t C Street o Gu l M u g s r Fe R Street m alco d o e tteresso R e lm r STONEHAVEN Te s R rra o 1935, not only was the sea water circulated, filtered ' ce W r s M A o c un d A M b 's t s e n a i n n e n e a o n t n r y l R e t M t c D s e and disinfected, it was also heated! For a few o o K i u rk s t o l n n e m e R Duke S l oa S r t l d S B979 i c t Crescent S Post l t S t d ' h i n M u r v s t a r W i D Street e m Urie r g r e seasons, the pool was actually filled with fresh o A a e rd e uthi e e e o R o P ad r Oce n e t t s B ' t t d Ar s Ironeld M d u a thie Roa oBrickeld d Hi A o R water. However seawater – one of the Pool’s main Rodney Street Lane l u l Hudson B R l l a n Court a d o y l A r r t a a Street c e d Brickeld v W d l e i a attractions – was in use again for 1982, and has st s ick R n c e ' y r e W Terrace a m B u o m e lc a M y s d Cowie et been used ever since. a Stre a Mary a ent Mary Street y sc o S W re A Lane C t R r Ro s ' Greig Arduthie r e S i d A e m B Place o d Forest ist C u t c e r h e a r n r b r Tourist l o v h ist t a i i ie C t e R r c R School h n M Drive e D k Terrace s o i e r ' e A957 a t t Information C e n d l r e t d e e l s During the Second World War, the Pool provided c S l i e e Beachgate Lane r H ra s h o t r u c R F o S m e r St T e argaret o e M t o ll R s ce Macdonald Q r n o George a y n e r a r r e Post Oce o u r t d B t recreation – and showers - for locally-based troops. W a B e e T d s t n o D r Road o u King's d Laurel r Ivy B Town Hall i Library v Court v Following the war, it quickly retained its former glory, ie e w Place Road Kin Evan A Street Market d g's n a P Road Evan Street Allardice A o la n Lane R Street and became a major attraction for visitors from a c A r e S e Provost Stewart d iv P 9 r e t l u l r c i D r 0 o a e e t h Place B r k r Street v r h n m e o ri Te Barclay a a wide area including Aberdeen. Today the Pool is the i o c t r t o k e B s s n P L e o r t s o e F B T m Kingdom Hall l o a a d n Street h Camero almon y T Street S focal point of Stonehaven’s summer and is an asset rc l ron Stonehaven la o t Came Kirktown of ive o y Dr d of Jehovah's r c C od S l t R o South Ar e Mill O'Forest r W r b e o u Fetteresso e Witnesses s a e th not only for the town and Aberdeenshire but also for e c d e Church c not t a Primary en rr St James t S g t T e t d er Carronhall T ree i School t n ra the Great t r n e c B Scotland.
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