HEATHLAND WIND FARM

TECHNICAL APPENDIX 7.1

ARCHAEOLOGICAL DESK-BASED ASSESSMENT

CULTURAL HERITAGE REPORT NUMBER: 20138

JANUARY 2021

Prepared By:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DATA ENTRY FORM ...... 1

SUMMARY ...... I

1 INTRODUCTION ...... 1 1.1 The Development ...... 1 1.2 Study Areas ...... 1

2 LEGISLATION, POLICY AND GUIDANCE ...... 1

3 AIMS, METHODOLOGY AND SOURCES ...... 5 3.1 Aims ...... 5 3.2 Methodology ...... 5

4 RESULTS ...... 6 4.1 Core Study Area Description ...... 6 4.2 Core Study Area and 1km Study Area ...... 7 4.3 Designated Heritage Assets within the 15km Study Area ...... 10

5 BASELINE INTERPRETATION ...... 11 5.1 The Prehistoric Period ...... 11 5.2 Early Medieval to Medieval Period ...... 11 5.3 Post-Medieval Period ...... 11 5.4 Modern Era ...... 12

6 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL POTENTIAL ...... 12 6.1 Archaeological Potential...... 12 6.2 Potential Impact from the Development ...... 13

7 CONCLUSION ...... 13

8 GAZETTEER OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES ...... 15 8.1 Designated Assets within 1 km ...... 15 8.2 Non-Designated Assets within 1 km ...... 15

9 PLATES ...... 36

10 FIGURES ...... 39

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DATA ENTRY FORM

PROJECT INFORMATION Project title Heathland Wind Farm

Description Wind farm development and ancillary infrastructure

Report Desk Based Assessment and Walkover Survey

Contractor name Arcus Consultancy Services Ltd.

Client Heathland Windfarm Partnership LLP (EDF Renewables)

SITE LOCATION INFORMATION Council West Lothian Council and South Lanarkshire Council

Area 831 hectares

Grid References 294922, 656994

PROJECT BIBLIOGRAPHY Type of publication Unpublished document/manuscript

Title Heathland Wind Farm Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment

Author Olivia Watt

Date September 2020

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SUMMARY An archaeological desk-based assessment has been undertaken by Arcus Consultancy Services Limited (‘Arcus’) on behalf of Heathland Windfarm Partnership LLP (the Applicant) for land located 1.5 km north-east of Forth in South Lanarkshire and 2.5 km south of Breich in West Lothian. The purpose of this archaeological Desk-Based Assessment (DBA) is to establish the known or potential archaeological resource baseline and inform the design for the proposed Heathland Wind Farm (herein referred to as ‘the Development’). The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) utilises the baseline within this DBA to fully assess any potential effect to archaeological resource within Chapter 7. For the purposes of this DBA, the Core Study Area (CSA) includes the site boundary (‘the Site’) and covers approximately 831 hectares (ha), with the extents and location shown on Figure 1. This CSA consists primarily of commercial forestry plantation. The CSA is the area in which direct and indirect effects to archaeology may occur and is used to inform the potential direct effects to archaeology. A 1 km study area, forming a 1 km radius around the CSA, was used to aid the assessment of potential unknown archaeology. The 15 km Study Area was used to identify assets which have the potential to receive a change to their setting as a result of the Development. The data collection exercise identified a total of one Scheduled Monument and 29 non- designated heritage features within the CSA. These primarily consisted of coal mining related activities including: coal pits, former shafts and mines alongside other post- medieval industrial activity including oil works. These were identified through analysis of the Historic Environment Record (HER) and Canmore records, the cartographic record, and the photographic record. A further 16 heritage features were identified within the wider 1 km study area including two Scheduled Monuments and 14 HER features which predominately date to post-medieval mining activities. Within the CSA, there are two prehistoric features: a flint arrowhead (HER 10807), and a flint scatter including an arrowhead (HER 10809). The flint scatter (HER 10809) has the potential to indicate a settlement or knapping area nearby however there is no further recorded evidence of this. A review of known prehistoric settlements outwith the study areas indicate permanent settlements were at a slightly lower elevation which were less exposed than the CSA. Whilst the two prehistoric features have a high significance and high archaeological potential, the potential for intact subsurface deposits of significance to survive is considered to be lowered due to commercial forestry operations. The archaeological potential for unknown prehistoric features to exist within the CSA is therefore considered moderate. There is little known for the early to medieval period within the immediate area of the CSA due to the lack of features identified for this period within the 1 km Study Area. The archaeological potential is considered very low to encounter unknown archaeological deposits of significance. From the late 1700s, the area saw an industrial boom or what has been coined as ‘oil- mania’ resulting in the opening of oil works, coal mines and settlement infrastructure for the accompanying workforce by several different businessmen. Due to there being good cartographic coverage of the area during this period and many of these archaeological features surviving within the landscape, the archaeological potential to encounter unknown archaeological features of this period is considered low. In conclusion, due to there being very low to moderate potential for further unknown significant archaeological remains within the CSA, it is proposed that avoidance of known or potential archaeological features and sites is undertaken during finalisation of site design. Depending on the final design, mitigation may be appropriate to address the archaeological potential, most notably the prehistoric potential around Worm Law.

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There also the potential for the Development to result in changes to setting of designated heritage assets within the CSA and up to 15 km from the centre of the CSA. Consideration of indirect effects will be reported on fully in the EIA Report, taking into account the way in which the Development may affect the setting of nationally important sites.

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1 INTRODUCTION An archaeological desk-based assessment has been undertaken by Arcus Consultancy Services Limited ('Arcus') on behalf of Heathland Windfarm Partnership LLP (the Applicant) for land located 1.5 km north-east of Forth in South Lanarkshire and 2.5 km south of Breich in West Lothian. The purpose of this archaeological Desk-Based Assessment (DBA) is to establish the known or potential archaeological resource baseline and provide design advice for the proposed Heathland Wind Farm (the Development). An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) will utilise the baseline within this DBA to full assess any potential effect to archaeological resource within a separate EIA Report chapter.

1.1 The Development The Development is anticipated to consist of up to 14 three-bladed horizontal axis turbines of up to 180 m tip height and associated infrastructure, as detailed in Chapter 3 – The Development.

1.2 Study Areas To assess the potential for on-site archaeology, three study areas were defined based upon the likelihood of potential significant effects upon archaeology and cultural heritage. The Core Study Area (CSA) is the area of the Site Boundary as submitted a, covering approximately 831 hectares (ha), with the extents and location shown on Figure 2. This CSA consists of commercial forestry plantation, as shown in Section 9, Plates 1-3. The CSA is the area in which direct effects to archaeology may occur as this is the area which ground-breaking construction will occur resulting in partial damage or loss of features. As agreed at scoping, a 1 km Study Area, forming a 1 km radius around the CSA as shown on Figure 1, was used to establish a baseline of known archaeology within the wider area in order to inform the potential for unknown archaeology to survive. As agreed at Scoping, an initial 15 km Study Area was used to identify designated heritage assets which have the potential to receive a change to their setting as a result of the Development and for which an assessment of indirect effects may be required within the EIA Report. This 15 km Study Area forms a 15 km radius around the CSA.

2 GRID ROUTE A connection to the grid from the Development substation to the connection point at Wishaw, 16 km west. The final route and type of grid (i.e. underground or overground) has not yet been finalised; however, a high-level assessment is provided below in sections 2.1 and 2.2.

2.1 Overhead Grid Connection This type of infrastructure typically follows the alignment of existing roads. A precursory overview of designated heritage assets between the Development and Wishaw has identified 16 Listed Building which includes six category B and ten category C Listed Buildings for which a change to setting could occur. These assets are concentrated between the settlements of Allanton and Wishaw along the A71. A list of these assets is presented in Table 1a. Table 1a: Designated Assets In Proximity to Proposed Grid Route HES Ref Name Category X Y

666 Bonkle, 3, 5, 7allanton Road C 283605 657038 667 Bonkle, 9 Allanton Road C 283613 657075

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669 Murdostoun Bridge B 283535 657085 673 Newmains, Church Avenue, Coltness Memorial Church B 281923 655780 691 Bonkle, 2 Allanton Road C 283625 656992 6450 Allanton, Allanton Road, Brucefield Farm, Allanton Well C 284183 657592 14190 Murdostoun Castle, East Lodge B 283552 657364 38236 Cambusnethan Parish Church B 280689 655370 47976 Allanton Mill C 285399 658468 47977 Bonkle, Allanton Road, Woodypoint Estate, Bridge C 284017 657237 47978 Bonkle, 251 Bonkle Road, Auchter House C 283339 656785 47979 Bonkle, Church Road, Bonkle Parish Church Hall B 283721 657032 47980 Bonkle, 1 Church Road C 283622 656978 47981 Newmains, 144 - 144a Manse Road C 281918 655869 47982 Newmains, Manse Road, Newmains Police Station B 282329 656018 48015 Cambusnethan, Kirk Road, North Parish Church C 280771 655394

Consideration will be given to potential changes to setting in regards to the selection of the final route. This would be achieved through careful planning to avoid designated heritage assets with mitigation proposed, where appropriate. With consideration for designated heritage assets and their setting in the final selection of the grid route, significant effects are unlikely as a result of an overground grid connection.

2.2 Underground Grid Connection Whilst there would be changes to setting if the grid connection is underground, there is the potential for direct effects upon subsurface archaeology. The route would be designed to minimise these effects by avoiding known archaeological features, where feasible. Should the desk-based assessment of the final selected route indicate areas of moderate to high archaeological potential, then appropriate mitigation would be implemented (e.g. a watching brief during construction or trial trenching). With the avoidance of known archaeology assets and the implementation of a mitigation strategy, if warranted, significant effects are unlikely to occur as a result of the underground grid connection.

3 LEGISLATION, POLICY AND GUIDANCE The assessment has been undertaken taking into account relevant heritage legislation and guidance as outlined below.

3.1.1 Legislation The assessment of impacts to the historic environment falls under The Electricity Works (Environmental Impact Assessment) (Scotland) Regulations 2017.1 Statutory protection for archaeology is principally outlined in the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act (1979)2, as amended by the National Heritage Act (1983),3 and nationally important sites are listed in a Schedule of Monuments. The 1979 Act makes no reference to the settings of Scheduled Monuments.

1 UK Government (2017) The Electricity Works (Environmental Impact Assessment) (Scotland). Available at https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi/2017/101/contents/made [Accessed 09/10/20] 2 UK Government (1979) Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act. Available at www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46 [Accessed on Accessed 22/09/20] 3 UK Government (1983) National Heritage Act. Available at http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1983/47 [Accessed on Accessed 22/09/20]

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Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas receive protection under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 19974, as amended by the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act (2013)5. The 1997 Act places a duty on the local planning authority with respect to Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas, and their settings. Section 59 of the 1997 Act states (in part): “In considering whether to grant planning permission for development which affects a listed building or its setting, a planning authority or the Secretary of State… shall have special regard to the desirability of preserving the building or its setting or any features of special architectural or historic interest which it possesses.” Section 64 states: “In the exercise, with respect to any buildings or other land in a conservation area, of any powers under any of the provisions in subsection (2), special attention shall be paid to the desirability of preserving or enhancing the character or appearance of that area.” The Historic Environment Scotland Act 2014 defines the role of Historic Environment Scotland (HES) and the processes for the designation of heritage assets, consents and rights of appeal.

3.1.2 Policy Scottish Planning Policy6 (SPP) is the statement of the Scottish Government's policy on nationally important land use planning matters. Circulars, which also provide statements of the Scottish Government's policy, contain guidance on policy implementation through legislative or procedural change. In SPP, the historic environment is defined as “the physical evidence for human activity that connects people with place, linked with the associations we can see, feel and understand” and includes “individual assets, related settings and the wider cultural landscape”7. As stated in paragraph 137: “The planning system should: Promote the care and protection of the designated and non-designated historic environment (including individual assets, related settings and the wider cultural landscape) and its contribution to sense of place, cultural identity, social well-being, economic growth, civic participation and lifelong learning; and Enable positive change in the historic environment which is informed by a clear understanding of the importance of the heritage assets affected and ensure their future use. Change should be sensitively managed to avoid or minimise adverse impacts on the fabric and setting of the asset, and ensure that its special characteristics are protected, conserved or enhanced.” In regards to designated heritage assets, the SPP8 states: Regarding developments affecting listed buildings, “special regard must be given to the importance of preserving and enhancing the building, its setting and any features of special architectural or historic interest”;

4 UK Government (1997) (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997. Available at http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46/pdfs/ukpga_19790046_en.pdf [Accessed on Accessed 22/09/20] 5 UK Government (2013) Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013. Available at http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2013/24/contents/enacted [Accessed 22/09/20] 6 Scottish Government (2014) Scottish Planning Policy [Online] Available at https://beta.gov.scot/publications/scottish- planning-policy/ [Accessed 22/09/20] 7 Scottish Government (2014) Scottish Planning Policy. Paragraph 137 [Online] Available at https://beta.gov.scot/publications/scottish-planning-policy/ [Accessed 22/09/20] 8 Scottish Government (2014) Scottish Planning Policy. Paragraph 141-149 [Online] Available at https://beta.gov.scot/publications/scottish-planning-policy/ [Accessed 22/09/20]

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Proposals “which will impact on its appearance, character or setting [of a conservation area], should preserve or enhance the character and appearance of the conservation area”; “where there is potential for a proposed development to have an adverse effect on a scheduled monument or on the integrity of its setting, permission should only be granted where there are exceptional circumstances”; “where a development proposal has the potential to affect a world heritage site, or its setting, the planning authority must protect and preserve its outstanding universal value”; “planning authorities should protect and, where appropriate, seek to enhance gardens and designed landscapes included in the inventory of gardens and designed landscapes and designed landscapes of regional and local importance”; and “planning authorities should seek to protect, conserve and, where appropriate, enhance the key landscape characteristics and special qualities of sites in the inventory of historic battlefields”. SPP also requires planning authorities to protect archaeological sites and monuments, preserving them in situ or otherwise ensuring “appropriate excavation, recording, analysis, publication and archiving before and/or during development”9. “Non-designated historic assets and areas of historical interest, including historic landscapes, other gardens and designed landscapes, woodlands and routes such as drove roads” should also be preserved in situ wherever feasible10. ‘Our Place in Time: The Historic Environment Strategy for Scotland’11 presents the Scottish Government’s strategy for the protection and promotion of the historic environment. The Historic Environment Policy for Scotland12 (HEPS) and the Historic Environment Scotland Circular13 complement SPP and provide further policy direction. In particular, HEPS provides more detailed policy on historic environment designations and consents. Regarding local policy, both West Lothian Council and South Lanarkshire Council Local Development Plans are relevant to this application and will be discussed in greater detail within the accompanying Planning Statement. In summary the most relevant policies to heritage are listed below.

3.1.2.1 South Lanarkshire Council Local Development Plan Policies (SLLDP) (2015) Policy 15: Natural and Historic Environment Policy 15 states that South Lanarkshire Council will assess the effect of each proposal upon the character and amenity of the natural and built environment. South Lanarkshire Council will seek to protect important natural and historic sites and features from adverse effects including cumulative. Any significant effects of a development upon the area must be shown to be outweighed by the potential economic and social benefits of a national importance.

3.1.2.2 West Lothian Council Policies and Supplementary Guidance (2018) Policy ENV 32: Archaeology Policy ENV 32 states that developments will not be supported by West Lothian Council where there is deemed to be a significant adverse effect on an identified regionally or

9 Scottish Government (2014) Scottish Planning Policy. Paragraph 150 [Online] Available at https://beta.gov.scot/publications/scottish-planning-policy/ [Accessed 22/09/20] 10 Scottish Government (2014) Scottish Planning Policy. Paragraph 151 [Online] Available at https://beta.gov.scot/publications/scottish-planning-policy/ [Accessed 22/09/20] 11 Our Place in Time: The Historic Environment Strategy for Scotland, 2015, Historic Environment Scotland 12 The Historic Environment Policy for Scotland, 2019, Historic Environment Scotland 13 Historic Environment Scotland Circular, 2019, Historic Environment Scotland

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locally important archaeological or historical site or setting. This is unless it can be demonstrated that effects can be successfully mitigated, or there is no alternative location for the development.

3.1.3 Guidance Planning Advice Note 2/2011: Planning and Archaeology14 provides advice on dealing with archaeological remains. Whilst it covers a range of issues, of particular relevance is the planning balance associated with the preservation of archaeological remains and the benefits of development; the circumstances under which developers may be required to provide further information or field evaluation to inform decisions; and measures that can be taken to mitigate adverse effects. Designation Policy and Selection Guidance (DPSG, 2019) accompanies HEPS and details the policy and selection guidance used by Historic Environment Scotland when designating heritage assets of national importance. Guidance on how to apply the policies set out in SPP is set out in Historic Environment Scotland’s ‘Managing Change in the Historic Environment Series’, of which their guidance on ‘Setting’15 is particularly relevant. Standards and Guidance published by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) have been followed in preparing this DBA, in particular the ‘Standard and guidance for commissioning work or providing consultancy advice on archaeology and the historic environment16’and the ‘Standard and guidance for historic environment desk-based assessment’17.

4 AIMS, METHODOLOGY AND SOURCES

4.1 Aims The aim of this DBA is to: • Establish the baseline information regarding archaeology within the CSA and 1 km Study Area; • To establish the archaeological potential for unknown buried archaeology to survive within the CSA; • To identify heritage assets that may be affected by the Development and for which further assessment is required; and • Where appropriate, make recommendations to mitigate harm and/or enhance heritage assets.

4.2 Methodology The following methodology follows those guidelines as outlined in the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists' Standard and Guidance Paper for historic environment desk-based assessment18.

14 The Scottish Government (2011) Planning Advice Note 2/2011. Available at http://www.gov.scot/Resource/Doc/355385/0120020.pdf [Accessed 22/09/20] 15 Historic Environment Scotland, (February 2020), Managing Change in the Historic Environment: Setting. [Online] Available at: https://www.historicenvironment.scot/archives-and-research/publications/publication/?publicationId=80b7c0a0-584b-4625- b1fd-a60b009c2549[Accessed 22/09/20] 16 Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (2014) Standard and Guidance for Commissioning work or providing consultancy advice on archaeology and the historic environment, Published December 2014, [Online]Available at: https://www.archaeologists.net/sites/default/files/CIfAS%26GCommissioning_2.pdf 17 Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (2017) Standard and Guidance for Historic Environment Desk-Based Assessment, Published December 2014, Updated January 2017 [Online]Available at: https://www.archaeologists.net/sites/default/files/CIfAS%26GDBA_4.pdf [Accessed 22/09/20] 18 Ibid

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The DBA comprises of a written report including a description of the baseline heritage resource and archaeological potential of the CSA and 1 km Study Area, a description of the area's historic character, the archaeological and historical baseline's significance, the potential effect of the Development upon the outlined archaeological and historical resource, and possible mitigation strategies. The following section outlines the methodology used to fulfil the aims of the assessment stated in Section 2.1 above. To inform the DBA, an archival search was undertaken in order to identify records of known archaeological features which have the potential to be affected by the Development. This archive search also collected data falling within the 1 km Study Area to inform the assessment of the physical and ground-based archaeological potential of the CSA. The following sources were consulted in accordance with the best practice guidelines laid down by CIfA. • Historic Environment Scotland Datasets including; ▪ Canmore Archaeological Records; ▪ Database of World Heritage Sites; ▪ Database of Scheduled Monuments; ▪ Database of Listed Buildings; ▪ Database of Inventoried Garden and Designed Landscapes; and ▪ Database of Inventoried Battlefields; • The National Collection of Aerial Photography (NCAP); • Cartographic evidence; • The West of Scotland Archaeology Service Historic Environmental Record (HER) consulted in November 2019; and • The Statistical Accounts for Scotland. These resources have been collated and examined alongside the results of any fieldwork. To accompany this consultation, a site walkover was conducted on 30th September 2020 to verify the written records, to assess the character of the site, and to note any archaeological features not previously identified. Any previously unknown sites were recorded by use of digital photography and an appropriate scale. The results of this work have informed the archaeological baseline and archaeological potential of the CSA. This baseline has then been cross-referenced with the Development to assess the potential for direct impacts to archaeological resources situated within the Development footprint.

5 RESULTS The data collection exercise has identified one Scheduled Monument and 29 non- designated heritage features within the CSA. Within the 1 km Study Area, a further 16 assets were identified: two Scheduled Monuments and 14 non-designated features. The results of the desk-based assessment are summarised below.

5.1 Core Study Area Description The CSA is located 1.5 km north-east of Forth in South Lanarkshire and 2.5 km south of Breich in West Lothian as shown on Figure 1. The CSA is comprised of commercial forestry with several established forestry tracks. The watercourse of Mouse Water runs from the south-west of the Site to the north-east and a small loch is located on the eastern portion of the CSA. The CSA is situated on an area of upland with elevations as high as 362 m AOD with summits including Worm Law to the south and to the west. The bedrock geology is comprised of Limestone Coal Formation of the Clackmannan Group Type with mainly

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superficial deposits of till. In the eastern portion of the CSA, the superficial deposit is characterised as peaty soils.19

5.2 Core Study Area and 1 km Study Area

5.2.1 Designated Assets There are no World Heritage, Garden and Designed Landscapes, Listed Buildings, Battlefield Inventories or Conservation Areas within either the CSA or the 1 km Study Area. A search of the database held by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has shown: • One Scheduled Monument, Wilsontown Ironworks (SM2654), within the CSA on the south-west boundary. Within the 1 km Study Area, there are a further two Scheduled Monuments: • Woodmuir Farm Coke Ovens and Reservoir (SM1227) 990 m north of the CSA; and • Tashieburn Horse Engine Platform (SM9700) 880 m south of the CSA. These are shown in Figure 2 and are discussed in Section 5. Full details of these can be found in the Heritage Gazetteer in Section 8.

5.2.2 Non-Designated Assets The Historic Environment Record (HER) dataset returned 28 non-designated features within the CSA as shown in Figure 3, noting that many of these are undated. These include: • Two prehistoric flint scatters; • Two undated reservoirs; • One undated Farmstead • Four post-medieval coal mines; • Two coal pits; • Three sheepfolds; • A set of undated potential cairns; • Four spoil tips; • One undated track; • One medieval to post-medieval Drove Road; • One undated Boundary Marker; • One undated cottage; • One undated enclosure; • Two post-medieval quarries; • A set of post-medieval Miners’ Cottages; and • A post-medieval rifle range. Within the 1 km Study Area, there were an additional 14 undesignated heritage assets as shown on Figure 3. These comprise of 10 coal shafts or coal mines, one quarry, one track, one building, and one spoil tip. Table 1: Non-Designated Heritage Assets within the Core Study Area HER Name Description Period Ref.

10807 Upper Haywood / Haywoodhead Flint Arrowhead Prehistoric 10809 Mountainblaw / Mountainblaw Farm Flint Scatters; Flint Prehistoric Arrowhead 14355 Lambcatch Reservoir / Mouse Water Reservoir Undated

19 British Geological Survey, Geology of Britain, Available at: https://mapapps.bgs.ac.uk/geologyofbritain/home.html [accessed 23/09/20]

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HER Name Description Period Ref.

15388 Easter Heathland Farmstead Undated 18356 Burn Row / Longford Burn / Pate's Hill / Coal Mines Post-medieval Blinkbonny / Woodmuir 18370 Hendry's Corse / Woodmuir Plantation Sheepfold Undated 18371 Woodmuir Plantation / Hendry's Corse / Cairns (possible) Undated Hendrey's Course 18377 Paddy's River / Rashiehill Muir Sheepfold Undated 18378 Paddy's River / Rashiehill Muir / Woodmuir Shafts; Spoil Tip Post-medieval Plantation 18379 Paddy's River / Rashiehill Muir Track Undated 18398 Rashiehill Muir, 'Drove Loan' / Woodmuir Drove Road Medieval to Plantation / Hendry's Corse / Paddy's Post-Medieval River 18400 Hendry's Corse, Thirl Stane / Hendrey's Boundary Marker Undated Course 19286 Skylaw, Upper Haywood Cottage Undated 19522 Wilsontown Reservoir; Lade Post-medieval 20643 Wilsontown Coal Mine Post-medieval 40589 Worm Law Enclosure Undated 40852 Muir Row Quarry Post-medieval 40862 Muir Row Miners’ Cottages Post-medieval 40972 Mouse Water Industrial; Spoil Heap Post-medieval 40973 Muir Row Industrial; Spoil Heap Post-medieval 40974 Muir Row Industrial; Coal Pits Post-medieval 40975 Mouse Water Industrial; Shafts Post-medieval 40976 Mouse Water Industrial; Shafts Post-medieval 40991 Mouse Water Industrial; Coal Mine Post-medieval 40992 Wilsontown Industrial; Coal Pits Post-medieval 40993 Muir Row Sheepfold Undated 40994 Mouse Water Rifle Range Post-medieval 40995 Mouse Water Quarry Post-medieval

Details of all non-designated assets within the 1 km Study Area are provided within the Heritage Gazetteer in Section 8.

5.2.3 Cartographic Analysis The following maps cover the CSA and were consulted as listed below: • Ordnance Survey, County Series, 185320: This map only contains the portion of the CSA from Hendry’s Corse north. The land within the CSA and surrounding area appears to be used as rough grazing. Approximately 500 m north of the CSA is

20 Ordnance Survey, County Series (1853) Edinburghshire.

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Woodmuir Colliery and shafts which would have been associated with the Woodmuir Farm, Coke Ovens and Reservoir (SM 11227). • Ordnance Survey, 188821 (Figure 4) Within the CSA the drove road is still present (HER 18398). There is a rifle range featured with associated targets (HER 40994) along Mouse Water towards the south-east of the CSA. The substantial sized Wilsontown Colliery (SM 2654.) which is in the south-east of the 1 km Study Area has a mineral railway line which runs through the southern portion of the CSA. The Scheduled Monument, Haywood Deserted Mining Village (SM9684) appears populated with several rows of miners’ cottages served by a police station and post office. By this date however, Woodmuir Colliery has fallen out of use. Within the wider area, many previous mining and quarrying features are denoted as ‘old’ indicating a decline in the local mining industry. • Ordnance Survey, County Series, 192222 (Figure 5) This map contains the CSA and shows little change from the previous 1888. There is a sheepfold north of Worm Law within the CSA (HM-1). This is observed to be an East Planting Enclosed area of old plantation, with a potential shelter area for livestock. Some of the boundary has a drystane dyke around it. • Ordnance Survey, Plan 1989-199123 (Figure 6) This map shows the CSA under commercial forestry plantation. Through cartographic analysis, one additional feature of a modern sheepfold has been identified. This is shown as HM-1 on Figure 3.

5.2.4 Aerial Photography Aerial photography held by the National Collection of Aerial Photography was consulted for images of the CSA. All of those which contained the CSA were dated from 1988 onwards, when the area had been converted for use as commercial forestry. No additional features were identified.

5.2.5 Walkover Survey A walkover survey was undertaken on 30th September 2020. The weather was overcast and wet. A general walkover of the area around the proposed locations for Development infrastructure and known archaeological sites was conducted with these indicated on Figure 1a. Within the CSA, areas of dense forestry, as those shown on plate 5, and recent felling were inaccessible. Sections of the CSA in the east were not covered due to ongoing active forest work. No additional archaeological features were noted.

5.2.6 Statistical Accounts The nearest Statistical Accounts to the CSA are found in the County of Lanarkshire in the Parish of Carnwath. There is no specific mention of the CSA, but the Wilsontown iron foundry features in the 1794 edition described as being “extensive” situated on ground which contained coal, ironstone, limestone and fire-clay.24 Later, the iron-works suffered difficulty which caused economic and social ramifications within the parish, causing houses to fall into ruin.25

21 Ordnance Survey, County Series (1888) Edinburghshire. 22 Ordnance Survey, County Series (1922) Lanarkshire. 23 Ordnance Survey, Plan (1989-1991) Lanarkshire. 24 Statistical Accounts (1794), Carnwath, County of Lanark, NSA, Vol. X, page331. Available at https://stataccscot.edina.ac.uk/static/statacc/dist/viewer/osa-vol10- Parish_record_for_Carnwath_in_the_county_of_Lanark_in_volume_10_of_account_1/ [accessed 13/2/20] 25 Statistical Accounts (1845), Carnwath, County of Lanark, NSA, Vol.VI, page79. Available at https://stataccscot.edina.ac.uk/static/statacc/dist/viewer/nsa-vol6- Parish_record_for_Carnwath_in_the_county_of_Lanark_in_volume_6_of_account_2/ [accessed 13/2/20]

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5.2.7 National Archives of Scotland A search of the National Archives of Scotland revealed no records for a search of ‘Heathland’, ‘Hendry’s Corse’, ‘Mouse Water’, or ‘Worm Law’. A search of nearby ‘Haywood’ returned two photographs of the old railway station which is outwith the CSA.

5.2.8 Previous Archaeological Investigations within the Core Study Area and 1 km Study Area There are no previous archaeological investigations within the CSA. Within the 1 km Study Area, six investigations have taken place as detailed below: • 2003 Watching Brief (HER 739) on excavation of new pole pits during overhead line rebuilding in Wilsontown 460m south of the CSA. WoSAS have noted that “nothing of significance was uncovered.”26 • 2005 Desk-based Assessment of Tormywheel Wind Farm (HER 3200) 840 m west of the CSA. WoSAS have noted that “several areas of archaeological interest were identified.”27 • 2007 Walkover Survey at the Wilsontown Ironworks was undertaken (HER 3884) 600 m south of the CSA. Eleven features were recorded relating to Wilsontown which included an outside toilet, two limekilns, a mineshaft, a powder house, two washhouses, an ice house and three bell pits. • 2011 Historic Building Recording of the Woodmuir Coke Ovens (HER 5168) 900 m north of the CSA. • 2016 Watching Brief (HER 5927) at Tormywheel Wind Farm 510 m west of the CSA. The remains of a small post-medieval building, track-way and culvert associated with mining activity were recorded. • 2017 Archaeological Assessment was undertaken at Tormywheel Wind Farm Extension (HER 5970) 920 m west of the CSA. The results of this have not yet been included within the HER entry.

5.3 Designated Heritage Assets within the 15km Study Area An initial 15 km Study Area was analysed to identify designated heritage assets that may receive a change to their setting as a result of the Development. Within the 15 km Study Area, there are 588 designated heritage assets: • 80 Scheduled Monuments; • 56 category A Listed Buildings; • 231 category B Listed Buildings; • 208 category C Listed Buildings; • Five Garden and Designed Landscapes; and • Eight Conservation Areas. These assets are shown in Figure 2 and detailed in the Heritage Gazetteer in Section 8. The final selection of heritage assets requiring assessment for changes to setting in the EIA Report is likely to be refined based upon the final Development layout, Zone of Theoretical Visibility (ZTV), and the wider landscapes contribution of setting to each heritage asset. Full assessment will be presented in the heritage chapter within the EIA Report.

26 West of Scotland Archaeological Service, HER entry for 739 27 West of Scotland Archaeological Service, HER entry for 3200

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6 BASELINE INTERPRETATION The following section gives a brief description of the wider study area’s archaeological and historical sites within the context of the area’s background history, presented by period. The features referred to are detailed in the Heritage Gazetteer in Section 8 and shown in Figures 2 and 3.

6.1 The Prehistoric Period Within the CSA, there are two prehistoric features: a flint arrowhead (HER 10807) and flint scatters (HER 10809) both towards the south of the CSA by Worm Law. There are no known prehistoric features within the 1km Study Area. The prehistoric archaeological features within the wider area are largely concentrated at higher elevations within close proximity to waterways or burns and are related to domestic or funerary architecture. The two features within the CSA are findspots found at a higher elevation than the known prehistoric settlements to the south-west of the CSA indicating incidental land use of the CSA around Worm Law. These isolated findspots suggest that the potential to encounter unknown subsurface prehistoric remains is greatest around Worm Law however, the potential for intact subsurface deposits of significance to survive is lowered due to commercial forestry operations. The archaeological potential for unknown prehistoric features to exist within the CSA is moderate.

6.2 Early Medieval to Medieval Period There are no known early medieval or medieval archaeological remains within the CSA or 1km Study Area. The archaeological potential of the CSA for unknown remains to survive is assessed as very low.

6.3 Post-Medieval Period Within the CSA there are 15 post-medieval features relating to mineral extraction. There are three spoil tips (HER 18378, HER 40972, HER 40973), seven coal mines, pits and shafts (HER 18356, HER 20643, HER 40974, HER 40975, HER 40976, HER 40991, HER 40992), two quarries (HER 40852, HER 40995), Wilsontown Ironworks (SM 2654), a Drove Road (HER 18398) and a reservoir or lade (HER 19522). These features are predominately focused within the south and east of the CSA. During this period there was a proliferation of mining and heavy industry within both the counties of South Lanarkshire and West Lothian. This can somewhat be attributed to chemist James “Paraffin” Young for his newly found method of distilling paraffin from coal and oil shale. Young initially opened up a paraffin works in Bathgate, approximately 10km north of the CSA before building a second larger works at Addiewell approximately 3km north-west of the CSA.28 The Wilsontown Ironworks (SM 2654) on the south-west boundary of the CSA was founded by the two Wilson brothers in 1779 for the manufacturing of pig-iron. Wilsontown, the mining village which supported this operation, grew to 2000 people by 1807. However, by the mid-1850s the ironworks diminished with coal mining becoming the staple industry. Approximately 1.4 km north-west of the CSA, the Leavenseat Oil Works were situated having been constructed in 1862. Limestone, ironstone and coal were also worked at

28 Scottish Engineering Hall of Fame, Entry for James Young. Available at http://www.engineeringhalloffame.org/profile- young.htm [Accessed on 22/09/20]

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Leavenseat from the late eighteenth century which supplied the Wilsontown Ironworks when it was operational.29 Whilst there are numerous records dating to the post-medieval period, these are largely recorded within the cartographic record (e.g. the location of shafts) or have visible surface remains (e.g. spoil tips or bings prominent within the surrounding landscape). As such, the potential of encountering unknown archaeological features of this period are therefore considered low.

6.4 Modern Era The CSA currently consists of dense commercial forestry. Cartographic analysis has shown that the commercial forestry was in existence by 1989. There are little features of note, with one modern sheepfold (HM-1) located in the western portion of the CSA. The modern period saw the continuation of the oil, coal and shale industry in the area, although the prosperity of this fluctuated and production ceased around the 1950s. The villages and miners’ cottages which sprung up during the 1800s saw their populations dwindle and purpose-built railway lines and stations fall out of use like those situated around Woolfords Cottages approximately 5km south-east of the CSA. Due to the use of the CSA for commercial forestry plantation and heavy forestry operations, any modern features which have not previously been recorded are unlikely to survive. As such, there is a low potential for unknown modern remains to exist within the CSA.

7 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL POTENTIAL The following section summarises the potential for subsurface archaeological remains within the archaeological study area, outlines the potential threat from the Development to these remains, and suggests further work and mitigation strategies.

7.1 Archaeological Potential The review of the data collected and the current site conditions indicates that the archaeological study area has moderate to very low potential for further archaeological remains as detailed in Table 2. Table 2: Summary of Archaeological Potential of the Site Period Visibility within 1km Presence or Absence of Likelihood of study area sites within 1 km study further area Discoveries within the Development

Prehistoric Present within the CSA Absence of known Moderate as findspots. features within 1 km Study Area.

Early Medieval to None. None. Very Low Medieval Post-Medieval Remains of mining and Prevalent in the form of Low extracting activities. auxiliary remains Good cartographic associated with mining coverage. and quarrying. Modern CSA is covered in None. Any modern Low commercial forestry. archaeological remains would likely still be extant

29 Scottish Shale, Entry for Leavenseat Oil Works. Available at https://www.scottishshale.co.uk/GazWorks/LeavenseatOilWorks.html [Accessed 22/09/20]

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One known modern and visible out with sheepfold. forestry.

7.2 Potential Impact from the Development Direct impacts are physical alterations which may affect either known sites or currently unknown buried and otherwise unrecorded archaeology. Direct or physical impacts may damage or destroy archaeological features and are usually permanent and irreversible. These effects are likely to occur during construction or decommissioning of a site. Direct effects are limited to the Development footprint where associated earthmoving and excavation occur and not to the full extent of the CSA. Excavations for the turbine foundations are anticipated to reach a depth between 2-4 m with bedrock encountered at depths below 3 m. Excavation depths for cable runs and access tracks are anticipated to reach c.500-750 mm. It is therefore unlikely that any archaeology situated at a depth of more than 1 metre has the potential to receive a direct impact, other than at the turbine locations. There is varying potential for unknown archaeology to exist across the CSA and as such, the Development has the potential to directly affect any existing archaeological remains. The direct effects as a result of the finalised Development footprint will be assessed within the EIA Report. The Development has the potential to cause indirect effects, primarily visual, upon the settings of nationally important cultural heritage assets within and beyond the study area of this desk-based assessment. Due to the height and visibility of the turbines, it is considered that these indirect effects have the potential to be significant (i.e., they may have the potential to so alter the settings of some cultural heritage assets that the understanding, appreciation or experience of those assets is changed or harmed). An area covering a 15 km radius from the centre of the CSA has been selected to determine which assets will have the potential to be indirectly affected by the Development. The final list of assets for selection will be based on theoretical visibility of the final Development layout, definitions of setting for each heritage asset, and professional judgement. These effects will be assessed and reported in full within the EIA Report.

7.2.1 Potential Mitigation It is considered that preservation in situ is the preferred method of mitigation for known archaeological remains. However, where this is not possible, or where there is a likelihood of encountering locally important unknown subsurface archaeological remains, a programme of archaeological works leading to preservation by record is considered appropriate. Due to there being very low to moderate potential for further unknown significant archaeological remains within the CSA, it is proposed that the following steps are undertaken to reduce the potential impact: • Avoidance of known or potential archaeological features and sites during finalisation of site design; and • Depending on the final design, mitigation may be appropriate to address the archaeological potential, most notably the prehistoric potential around Worm Law. 8 CONCLUSION This Desk-Based Assessment has revealed that many of the archaeological remains recorded within the study areas relate to post-medieval industrial activity as well as prehistoric findspots. Due to there being very low to moderate potential for further unknown significant archaeological remains within the CSA, it is proposed that avoidance of known or potential

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archaeological features and sites is undertaken during finalisation of site design. Depending on the final design, mitigation may be appropriate to address the archaeological potential, most notably the prehistoric potential around Worm Law. There is the potential for indirect impacts to affect assets both in the CSA and the wider area. Consideration of indirect effects will be reported on fully in the EIA Report, taking into account the way in which the Development may affect the setting of nationally important sites.

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9 GAZETTEER OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES

9.1 Designated Assets within 1 km The following gazetteer summarises the results of the desk-based assessment and includes designated heritage assets within the 1 km study area. These are shown on Figure 2.

9.2 Non-Designated Assets within 1 km The following gazetteer summarises the results of the desk-based assessment and includes non-designated heritage assets within the 1 km study area. Archaeological sites within the CSA are highlighted in grey and shown on Figure 3.

9.2.1 HER Data

HER Ref Name Description Period X Y coordinate coordinate

10807 Upper Haywood / Flint Arrowhead Prehistoric 296620 656540 Haywoodhead

10809 Mountainblaw / Flint Scatters; Prehistoric 297000 656200 Mountainblaw Farm Flint Arrowhead

14355 Lambcatch Reservoir / Reservoir Undated 296500 656780 Mouse Water

15388 Easter Heathland Farmstead Undated 294820 656020

18351 Burn Row / Longford Coal Mine Undated 297170 659750 Burn / Pate's Hill 18352 Burn Row / Longford Shaft Undated 297170 659780 Burn / Pate's Hill 18353 Burn Row / Longford Spoil Tip Undated 297190 659770 Burn / Pate's Hill 18354 Burn Row / Longford Shaft Undated 297190 659740 Burn / Pate's Hill 18355 Burn Row / Pate's Hill / Building Undated 297010 659700 Longford Burn 18356 Burn Row / Longford Coal Mines Undated 296960 657810 Burn / Pate's Hill / Blinkbonny / Woodmuir 18356 Burn Row / Longford Coal Mines post-medieval 296960 657810 Burn / Pate's Hill / Blinkbonny / Woodmuir

18357 Longford Burn / Pate's Quarry Undated 297110 659320 Hill

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HER Ref Name Description Period X Y coordinate coordinate

18358 Longford Burn / Pate's 'Sheepfold'; Undated 296920 659440 Hill Shaft 18361 Longford Burn / Track Undated 296620 659370 Woodmuir Colliery 18362 Longford Burn / Coal Mine; undated 296700 659230 Woodmuir Colliery Shafts 18363 Longford Burn / Shaft undated 296710 659210 Woodmuir Colliery 18364 Longford Burn / Shaft undated 296740 659240 Woodmuir Colliery 18365 Longford Burn / Shaft undated 296680 659210 Woodmuir Colliery 18366 Longford Burn / Coal Mine undated 296720 659040 Woodmuir Colliery 18370 Hendry's Corse / Sheepfold undated 296950 658560 Woodmuir Plantation

18371 Woodmuir Plantation / Cairns (possible) undated 297040 658130 Hendry's Corse / Hendrey's Course

18377 Paddy's River / Rashiehill Sheepfold undated 296130 658350 Muir

18378 Paddy's River / Rashiehill Shafts; Spoil Tip post-medieval 296150 658250 Muir / Woodmuir Plantation

18379 Paddy's River / Rashiehill Track undated 296100 658200 Muir

18398 Rashiehill Muir, 'Drove Drove Road medieval to 296350 658000 Loan' / Woodmuir post-medieval Plantation / Hendry's Corse / Paddy's River

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HER Ref Name Description Period X Y coordinate coordinate

18400 Hendry's Corse, Thirl Boundary undated 297500 657930 Stane / Hendrey's Course Marker

19286 Skylaw, Upper Haywood Cottage undated 296570 655930

19522 Wilsontown Reservoir; Lade Post-medieval 295290 655810

20643 Wilsontown Coal Mine post-medieval 295300 655730 40589 Worm Law Enclosure undated 296950 656470 40852 Muir Row Quarry post-medieval 294880 656250 40862 Muir Row Miners Cottages post-medieval 294880 656100

40972 Mouse Water Industrial; Spoil post-medieval 295420 656120 Heap 40973 Muir Row Industrial; Spoil post-medieval 295070 656190 Heap 40974 Muir Row Industrial; Coal post-medieval 295110 656290 Pits 40975 Mouse Water Industrial; post-medieval 295450 656450 Shafts 40976 Mouse Water Industrial; post-medieval 295800 656600 Shafts 40991 Mouse Water Industrial; Coal post-medieval 295640 656470 Mine 40992 Wilsontown Industrial; Coal post-medieval 295000 655700 Pits 40993 Muir Row Sheepfold undated 295070 656350 40994 Mouse Water Rifle Range post-medieval 295870 656570

40995 Mouse Water Quarry post-medieval 295550 656790

HM-1 Sheepfold Modern

9.2.2 15 km Study Area: Scheduled Monuments

HES Ref Name X Y coordinate coordinate

1138 Camp Wood, Roman camp N of Cleghorn Station 291123 646098 1139 Castledykes,Roman fort,Corbiehall 292908 644192 1144 Lanark,St Kentigern's Church in St Kentigern's 288784 643250 churchyard 1145 Carnwath Golf Course,motte 297467 646624

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HES Ref Name X Y coordinate coordinate

1148 Hallbar Tower, barmkin 283918 647102 1153 Harperrig,cairn,East Cairn Hill 312151 659580 1165 Camilty Hill,enclosure,Harburn 304922 659360 1193 Cairns Castle 309037 660507 1207 Murieston Castle 305015 663480 1902 Craigmailing,cross slab 550m NW of 299091 672726 1903 Torphichen Preceptory, refuge stone at Torphichen 296841 672503 Kirk 1904 Bathgate Castle 298074 668046 1933 Camilty Hill,Roman fortlet,Castle Greg 305027 659243 2307 Newbigging market cross 301519 645921 2595 Hyndford House,crannog 135m NNW of 290614 641875 2604 Castle Qua,fort 345m WSW of Mouse Bridge 287413 644893 2612 Castle Hill,site of Lanark Castle 287906 643297 2615 Wester Yardhouses, souterrain 180m WNW of 300428 650797 2652 Hillhead,earthwork 1220m NNW of 297526 641677 2653 Hillhead,earthwork 930m N of homestead moat 297923 641428 2708 North Muir,Nether Cairn 310531 650367 2709 North Muir,Upper Cairn 311002 650921 2980 Harperrig, cairn, West Cairn Hill 310729 658401 3369 Whitewellbrae Wood, henge 60m E of NE corner 303008 645781 3370 Dunsyre Hill,cairn 307106 648951 3371 Dunsyre Hill,field systems 307341 648988 3544 North Muir,cairns 310877 651094 3698 Slipperfield Mount,cairn S of 311316 651226 3825 Castledykes, Roman camps to W, N & E of Roman 292594 644641 fort 3909 Couthally Castle,Carnwath 297171 648195 4063 Blackhouse Burn,enclosures 295235 640524 4212 Greens Moor,long cairn,cairns and field system NW of 302188 649458 Kersewell Mains 4242 Almondell,footbridge & aqueduct 308640 668526 4245 Duntilland Hill, cairn 283185 663946 4295 Burngrange,long cairn 800m N of 303084 649560 4540 Calla,broch 650m S of 299110 648843 4662 Kersewell Mains,cairn 1400m ENE of 302335 648837 4663 Kersewell Mains,cairn 1400m E of 302417 648428 5671 Kirkton,old parish church 400m ESE of Kirkton 298998 668158 Mains,Bathgate

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HES Ref Name X Y coordinate coordinate

6184 Gala Braes,standing stone 298824 669843 6194 Corston Hill, cairn 308739 663542 6207 South Mains,homestead moat 200m N of 301088 672869 6254 Five Sisters,shale bing SE of Mid Breich 300902 664018 7254 Old West Calder Church, West Calder 301767 663090 7279 Easter Gormyre, refuge stone, 475m ENE of 298065 673114 7280 Refuge Stone, 300m WNW of Westfield Farm, 294365 672109 Westfield 7571 Raven Craig, cairn 299069 670572 8134 New Lanark, Rosedale Street, tenement stair at 11 287850 642682 Double Row 9661 Mid Bracco, deserted farmstead 283333 665694 9664 Mid Bracco, hut circles 350m W of 282846 665797 9679 Brewshott, limestone quarry 293833 650640 9684 Haywood, deserted mining village 297454 654659 11200 Carstairs Mains, Roman temporary camp 750m SE of 294770 644239 11201 Kersewell Mains, cairn 450m NE of 301348 648654 11203 Windygates, hut-circle 385m NNW of 300189 648569 11210 West Harwood, burial mound 720m SSE of 301700 659800 11214 Greenaton Farm, enclosed settlement 250m WNW of 298847 647715 11222 Woodend Farm, farmstead 1400m WSW of 291033 668766 11223 Craigmarry, farmstead 720m WNW of 291209 670219 11224 Muckraw, building 200m ESE of 292958 671605 11225 Hilltop House, coal pit 250m NNW of 297907 671643 11226 Windywa's Silvermine, silvermine 300m SW of Wester 298931 671554 Tartraven 11230 Hare Law, cairn 730m SSE of Wester Yardhouses 300643 649905 11231 Wester Yardhouses, cairn 630m S of 300467 649980 11232 Craigiehall, hut-circle 630m ESE of 300381 649760 11233 Wester Yardhouses, hut-circle 470m SSE of 300589 650149 11234 Cleugh House, bell pits and inclined plane 130m SSW 295365 654040 of 11235 Auchenglen, cairn 450m SSE of 284857 646848 11236 Wester Yardhouses, hut-circles and cairns 270m SSW 300368 650358 of 11242 Castlethorn, fort and standing stones 500m ESE of 297443 672448 Torphichen Mains 11245 Crosswood, cairn 750m SE of 305951 656920 11253 Torphichen Bridge, mill, lade & trackway 200m NE of 295700 673628 11280 Calla Doone, hut-circle 500m ESE of 300041 648795

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HES Ref Name X Y coordinate coordinate

11284 Waulkmill, cairn 310m SE of 301418 649003 11528 Collielaw Wood, Roman road SSE of Collielaw 290066 647061 12701 New Lanark, Mill Number Four 288069 642472 90053 Cairnpapple Hill, prehistoric ceremonial complex 298726 671746 90305 Torphichen Preceptory 296886 672533

9.2.3 15 km Study Area: Listed Buildings

HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

641 Dunsyre Parish Church, Churchyard With Jougs B 307179 648109 642 Dunsyre Manse C 307108 648163 643 Black Law, Covenanters' Grave B 307856 652202 644 Blackhill Farm B 308851 651541 645 Medwynbank Sawmill B 309827 649777 647 Newholm House, Stables B 308122 647596 666 Bonkle, 3, 5, 7 Allanton Road C 283605 657038 667 Bonkle, 9 Allanton Road C 283613 657075 669 Murdostoun Bridge B 283535 657085 671 Auchterhead Muir, Darmead-Lin, Covenanters B 290116 655310 Monument 673 Newmains, Church Avenue, Coltness Memorial B 281923 655780 Church 674 Braehead, Main Street, Church B 295250 650595 675 Kersewell House B 300801 647220 676 Kersewell House, Walled Garden Including B 300833 647190 Pheasantry 691 Bonkle, 2 Allanton Road C 283625 656992 692 Carnwath, St Mary's Church A 297542 646411 693 Carnwath, Main Street, Parish Church Hall C 297702 646446 694 Carnwath, Main Street, Cross A 297923 646401 695 Carnwath, The Manse B 297602 646303 696 Carnwath Estate Office C 297508 646407 697 Carnwath, 74, 76, 78 Main Street B 297976 646416 698 Carnwath, 99 Main Street, New Bush Inn B 298040 646452 699 Newbigging, Dunsyre Road, Smithy And Smithy C 301567 646037 Cottages 700 Carnwath, Main Street, Parish Church B 297557 646417 701 Couthally Castle B 297116 648169 702 Westshield B 294569 649302

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

703 Eastshield B 296008 650001 704 Scabgill C 294745 650007 705 Lawhead House, Pigeon Tower C 302526 654102 706 Ampherlaw, Sundial B 298781 650811 707 Auchengray Church B 299589 654004 708 Fordmouth Bridge, Mausoleum C 297851 650807 709 Cleuch House, Walled Garden C 295449 654098 710 Cleugh House B 295472 653982 711 Carstairs Church B 293882 646067 712 Carstairs House A 294176 644333 713 Carstairs House, Ice House C 294388 644520 714 Carstairs House B 293805 645516 715 Carstairs Mains, Steading (South, North, East B 294278 644890 Range) 716 Carstairs, 105 Lanark Road B 293806 646074 722 Hyndford Bridge, Tollhouse C 291562 641401 723 Tower Of Hallbar A 283930 647130 724 Orchard House C 282864 647205 725 Orchard House, Gazebo B 282828 647312 726 Carluke, Chapel Street, High Mill A 284935 650778 728 Carluke, Langshaw Farm B 285615 649064 741 Carluke, St Luke's Church B 284345 650780 742 Carluke, St Luke's Church, Churchyard B 284823 650497 743 Waygateshaw B 282397 648464 744 Waygateshaw, Dovecot B 282352 648576 5093 Newbigging, Market Cross A 301518 645916 5095 Craig Binning C 303482 671783 5097 Westhall Farm C 304839 647316 6450 Allanton, Allanton Road, Brucefield Farm, C 284183 657592 Allanton Well 6457 Newbigging, Dunsyre Road, Thatched Cottage C 301587 646103 6459 Carluke, Boghall Road, Birkfield B 286301 649583 6460 Carluke, 35 Chapel Street C 284788 650649 6584 Carmichael Mill B 292174 641592 6588 Bangour Village Hospital, Administration Block, B 303291 671023 Hospital Block 6593 Carstairs, 93, 95, 97 Lanark Road C 293771 646052 6594 Carstairs, 121 Lanark Road C 293861 646125 6626 Carstairs House, Mausoleum B 295018 644212

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

6643 Carstairs, Glebe House, Stable Block (South And B 294236 646150 North Range), Walled Garden 6713 Bathgate, Blackburn Road, Easter Inch B 298868 667378 Farmhouse, Farmsteading, Farmsteading Cottage, And Western Cottage 7347 Quothquhan Lodge, Gate Lodge And Gatepiers, B 299589 641571 Kennel 7349 Quothquhan Lodge, Yett Farm B 299231 641382 7350 Quothquhan Lodge, Gate Lodge And Gatepiers, B 299589 641571 Kennel 7357 Milrig B 310024 667331 7358 Ormiston B 309934 666587 7360 Ormiston Mains C 309989 667070 7361 Ormiston Estate, Bridge C 310010 666629 7363 Ainville B 310703 663553 7364 Leithhead Farm C 311400 663620 7365 Linhouse Water, Railway Viaduct A 307664 664791 7366 East Calder, St Cuthbert's Church And B 308418 667808 Graveyard 7367 Raw Farm C 309439 668043 7369 Almondell Park, South Gate B 309099 668123 7370 Almondell Bridge A 308816 668838 7371 East Calder, Almondell Aqueduct A 308640 668528 7372 Camps Viaduct B 308618 668410 7374 Libberton Parish Church, Churchyard B 299112 642841 7375 Libberton House B 299162 642862 7379 Ogscastle B 303072 644611 7380 Libberton, K6 Telephone Kiosk B 298969 643015 7405 Livingston Village, 19 And 21main Street, C 303857 666896 Morven Cottage 7406 Livingston Village, Main Street, Post Office C 303848 666890 7407 Livingston Village, 11 Main Street, Bezu C 303833 666892 7408 Livingston Village, 7 And 9 Main Street C 303819 666884 7409 Livingston Village, Kirk Lane, Livingston Parish B 303713 666887 Church 7410 Livingston Village, Kirk Lane, Livingston Parish B 303741 666874 Church, Manse 7411 Livingston Village, 3 And 5 Main Street, Bloom C 303787 666880 Cottage 7412 Livingston Village, 5 Main Street, Bloom Cottage C 303787 666880 7413 Livingston Village, Main Street, Livingston Inn B 303787 666906 7414 Livingston Village, River Almond, Livingston B 303827 666793 Bridge

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

7415 Livingston, Old Toll House B 302584 667084 7416 Knightsridge B 304176 669939 7417 1-3 Moss Cottages B 304837 669373 7418 Newyearfield, Business Park B 304257 668368 7419 Blackburn House, West Pavilion, East Pavillion A 300088 665608 7420 Blackburn, River Almond, Bridge B 298493 665343 7421 Livingston Village, Millfield, Livingston Mill Farm B 303289 666832 7422 Livingston Village, Main Street, Livingston Inn, C 303811 666923 Bloom Cottage 7686 Crossford, 18 Holm Road, Clydevale B 282812 646903 8366 Medwynhead C 309162 651490 8381 Garvald House B 309876 648986 8382 Garvald House, Farm Buildings B 309816 649273 12967 Baronald A 287348 644615 12968 Baronald, Lodge B 287220 644445 12986 Wairdlaw, Lime Workings B 299540 673040 13053 Jerviswood A 288376 645514 13054 Cartland Bridge B 286871 644480 13055 Hyndford Bridge A 291479 641460 13056 The Lee B 285421 646518 13057 The Lee, Dovecot B 285385 646349 13058 The Lee, South Lodge B 286564 644477 13059 Holmfoot B 282903 646788 13060 Mousemill New Bridge B 286901 644187 13061 Mousemill Old Bridge B 286946 644205 13062 Mousemill House C 286924 644164 13063 Lanark, Mousmill Road, Sorisdale B 286818 644294 13064 Mouse Mill B 286816 644246 13066 Lanark, 86 Mousebank Road, Ridge Park B 287758 644476 13067 Lanark, 86 Mousebank Road, Ridge Park, Lodge C 287708 644414 And Gate-Piers 13068 Nemphlar, Hall Road, Bastel House, North Wing, B 285540 644427 Outbuiling 13069 Lanark-Muirkirk Railway Bridge B 289902 642441 13344 Baronald, Stable Block, Walled Garden C 287298 644487 13466 Kirknewton Station B 310430 667142 13469 Lanark Racecourse, Tollhouse B 290092 642595 13646 Ormiston Hill House C 310053 666384 13647 East Calder, Merivil Cottage B 308366 667775 13648 Auchenhard Tower B 299515 663077

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

14134 Murieston House B 305804 664666 14135 Skivo Farm C 305312 663720 14136 Mid Calder, 4 - 10 Market Street, Black Bull Inn C 307473 667590 14137 Mid Calder, 2 Market Street C 307484 667577 14138 Mid Calder, 11 Bank Street, Oak Cafe C 307492 667586 14139 Mid Calder, 15 Bank Street C 307497 667593 14140 Mid Calder, 17 Bank Street, Clydesdale Bank C 307506 667602 14141 Mid Calder, 23, 25 Bank Street C 307528 667621 14142 Mid Caldr, 37, 39 Bank Street C 307551 667644 14143 Newpark C 304858 664763 14144 Mid Calder, Main Street, Mid Calder Parish A 307372 667323 Church 14145 Mid Calder, 70 Main Street, Brewery House B 307403 667369 14146 Mid Calder, 68 Main Street C 307395 667396 14147 Mid Calder, 29 Bank Street B 307532 667628 14148 Mid Calder, 35 Bank Street C 307541 667633 14149 Mid Calder, 41 Bank Street, Main Point B 307567 667631 14150 Mid Calder, Bank Street, The Torphicen Arms B 307549 667599 Hotel 14151 Mid Calder, East Bridge B 307669 667610 14152 Mid Calder, Bank Street, Gate-Lodge And Gate- C 307507 667563 Piers 14153 Calder House A 307259 667251 14154 Midcalder, Calder House, Steading B 306987 667088 14155 Calder House, East Gateway A 307423 667187 14156 Linnhous A 306234 662962 14157 Linnhous, Dovecot B 306110 663103 14158 Causewayend B 308759 661059 14159 Causewayend, Stables B 308746 661097 14160 Brucefield B 304012 664760 14161 Livingston Village, River Almond, Livingston B 303827 666793 Bridge 14162 Livingston, Howden House B 305212 667663 14163 Livingston, Howden Bridge B 306055 667197 14164 Williamston Bridge C 306555 665698 14165 Walston, Oggscastle Road, Walston Parish B 305807 645655 Church 14167 Walston House B 305835 645557 14173 Pettinain Church B 295499 642885 14174 Pettinain Church, Manse B 295439 642882

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

14175 Westraw House, Westraw B 294720 642975 14187 Murdostoun Castle B 282540 657310 14188 Murdostoun Castle, Dovecot B 282723 657291 14189 Murdostoun Castle, Wellhead B 282717 657298 14190 Murdostoun Castle, East Lodge B 283552 657364 14192 Fortissat C 285416 661516 14202 Blackburn, River Almond, Bridge B 298493 665343 14203 East Whitburn C 296029 665105 14206 Auchengray House C 284654 667642 14209 Loganlea House B 298281 661968 14210 West Calder, 13 - 19 Main Street, Co-Operative B 301670 663140 Stores 14211 West Calder, East End, Library B 301927 663216 14212 West Calder , Old Parish Church And Graveyard B 301769 663091 14213 Harwood Farm B 301425 662029 14214 Hartwood House C 301798 661333 14215 Harburn House B 304463 660755 14216 Harburn House, Monument B 304584 660798 14217 Harburn House, Stables B 304417 661003 14218 Harburn House, Dovecot B 304533 660995 14219 Hermand House B 302806 663325 14220 Hermand House, Home Farm, Stables And B 302801 663179 Kennels 14221 Limefield House B 303444 664334 14222 Polbeth, Limefield House, Bridge C 303294 664207 14223 Polbeth, Limefield Bridge C 303460 664442 14224 Gavieside Farm B 302643 665502 14225 Addiewell Farm C 299106 662599 14226 Houstoun House, Dovecot C 305315 671348 14228 Almondell Bridge A 308816 668838 14243 Houstoun House A 305264 671334 14244 Houstoun House, Sundial C 305263 671308 14245 Houstoun House, Stables And Coach-House B 305234 671359 14532 Torphichen Preceptory And Torphichen Parish A 296894 672516 Church 14533 Torphichen Preceptory And Torphichen Parish B 296894 672516 Church 14534 Torphichen Parish Church, Churchyard, B 296826 672491 Gatehouse 14535 Torphichen, The Square, Jubilee Well C 296753 672403

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

14536 Torphichen, The Square, North Side C 296750 672417 14537 Torphichen, The Square, West Side C 296728 672388 14538 Torphichen, 'Rose Cottage' C 296702 672432 14539 Torphichen, High Brae, Hill House C 296738 672298 14540 Torphichen, High Brae, Viewforth B 296714 672288 14541 Torphichen, Rosebank, Sundial B 296703 672252 14542 Torphichen, Manse Road, Free Church C 296612 672289 14547 Kipps C 298821 673921 14549 Wallhouse, Dovecot B 296118 672609 14550 Broomparkwell Cottage C 295969 672125 14551 Bridge Castle B 294355 670951 14552 Blackridge, Main Street, Church Of Christ C 289074 667137 14553 Blackridge, Craiginn Terrace, Westcraigs Inn B 289892 667144 14554 Bedlormie House B 287470 667334 14556 Westfield, River Avon, Avon Viaduct B 293350 672686 14557 Gowanbank, Dairy And Carriage House, A 291648 671168 Steading And Cottage 14589 Cathlaw House B 298233 672332 15324 Torphichen Bridge C 295464 673572 15326 Westfield, River Avon, Avon Viaduct A 293350 672686 15328 Westfield, River Avon, Avon Viaduct B 293350 672686 18189 Torphichen, Low Brae, Ivy Cottage C 296650 672289 18228 Salsburgh, Hirst Road, Kirk Of Shotts B 284276 662950 18439 Calder Bridge B 281586 657336 18440 Murdostoun Castle, West Lodge B 281469 657659 18441 Murieston Castle B 305008 663488 18442 Westfield B 304476 663876 18443 Alderston House B 304389 666287 18444 Alderston House, Dovecot B 304414 666329 18833 Murieston House, Murieston Water, Bridge B 305867 664655 18980 Wester Causewayend, Steading, North, South, B 308315 660914 Noth East, And West Range 18984 Fauldhouse, Sheephousehill, Crofthead Primary B 293747 660847 School 19670 Mid Calder, 19, 21, 21a Bank Street C 307520 667612 19671 Mid Calder, 2 Pumpherston Road B 307683 667684 19672 Livingston, Bankton Lane, Bankton House B 306172 665621 19677 West Calder Railway Station And Footbridge B 302004 663379 19704 Wallhouse B 296096 672447

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

22125 Bathgate, Marjoribanks Street, Bathgate A 297947 668697 Academy 22126 Bathgate, 22 Livery Street C 297419 668971 22127 Bathgate, 9, 11 Mansefield Street, Museum C 297376 668962 22128 Bathgate, George Street, St David's Church And B 297432 668855 Hall 22129 Bathgate, Jarvey Street, Bathgate High Church B 297555 669115 36927 Lanark, 19-21 Bannatyne Street C 288481 643682 36928 Lanark, Bannatyne Street, Royal Oak Hotel C 288538 643668 36929 Lanark, 56 Bannatyne Street, Caledonian Hotel C 288558 643608 36930 Lanark, Bannatyne Street, Lanark Station B 288595 643665 36931 Lanark, 1-5 Bloomgate C 288104 643674 36932 Lanark, 7 Bloomgate C 288088 643676 36933 Lanark, 13-15 Bloomgate, Clydesdale Hotel B 288063 643677 36934 Lanark, Bloomgate, Bank Of Scotland C 288026 643693 36935 Lanark, Bloomgate, Ymca B 288004 643691 36936 Lanark, Bloomgate, Cairns Church Of Scotland B 287990 643705 36937 Lanark, 2 And 4 Broomgate B 288121 643691 36938 Lanark, 6 - 8, 10 Bloomgate B 288115 643693 36939 Lanark, 12-14, 16 Bloomgate C 288108 643696 36940 Lanark, 18, 20 Bloomgate C 288089 643703 36941 Lanark, 28, 30, 32 Bloomgate B 288073 643704 36942 Lanark, 34-36 Bloomgate C 288056 643714 36943 Lanark, 38-42 Bloomgate C 288051 643716 36944 Lanark, 44-46 Bloomgate B 288023 643722 36945 Lanark, 48 Bloomgate C 288013 643724 36946 Lanark, 50-52 Bloomgate B 288006 643730 36947 Lanark, 54 Bloomgate B 288001 643733 36948 Lanark, 5 Broomgate C 288104 643660 36949 Lanark, 7 Broomgate C 288094 643632 36950 Lanark, 9 Broomgate C 288085 643625 36951 Lanark, 4, 6-8, 10-14 Broomgate C 288079 643667 36952 Lanark, 28-30 Broomgate B 288061 643629 36953 Lanark, 32 Broomgate B 288055 643620 36954 Lanark, 34 Broomgate B 288051 643614 36955 Lanark, 36 Broomgate B 288044 643606 36956 Lanark, 38-40 Broomgate C 288032 643601 36957 Lanark, 42-44 Broomgate, Broomgate House B 288032 643587 36958 Lanark, Broomgate, Castlepark Lodge B 287944 643447

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

36959 Lanark, Broomgate, Castlepark B 287909 643478 36960 Lanark, Braxfield Road, Wampherflatt B 288325 643343 36961 Lanark, Castlebank B 287642 643406 36962 Castlebank House, Terraced Garden C 287622 643326 36964 Lanark, 5-7 Castlegate C 288139 643636 36965 Lanark, 9-11 Castlegate C 288137 643630 36966 Lanark, 13 And 15 Castlegate C 288134 643626 36967 Lanark, 32, 34 Castlegate, Castlebar C 288034 643551 36968 Lanark, 36 Castlegate C 288031 643548 36969 Lanark, 38 Castlegate B 288025 643540 36970 Lanark, 53, 55 Castlegate C 288063 643563 36971 Lanark, 53, 55 Castlegate C 288063 643563 36972 Lanark, 54 Castlegate C 287996 643490 36973 Lanark, 56, 58 Castlegate C 287991 643480 36974 Lanark, 68-72 Castlegate C 287969 643450 36975 Lanark, 105 Castlegate, Castleyett, Outbuilding, B 287920 643360 South Wing 36976 Lanark, Castlegate, Castlebank Park, Lodge C 287857 643366 36978 Lanark, 12 Cleghorn Road B 288160 643977 36979 Lanark, 26, 26a Cleghorn Road, Rhyber Lodge C 288282 644298 36980 Lanark, 13 Friar's Lane, Friarsview C 287944 643588 36981 Lanark, High Street, St Nicholas Church B 288114 643660 36982 Lanark, 1 High Street C 288137 643686 36983 Lanark, 3 High Street C 288144 643687 36984 Lanark, 7, 9 13 High Street C 288160 643686 36985 Lanark, 15, 17 High Street C 288166 643687 36986 Lanark, 19-21, 23 High Street C 288172 643685 36987 Lanark, 25, 27, 29 High Street C 288184 643691 36988 Lanark, 31 High Street C 288193 643684 36989 Lanark, 35 High Street C 288201 643684 36990 Lanark, 37, 39 High Street C 288207 643682 36991 Lanark, 41 High Street C 288212 643684 36992 Lanark, 43-45 High Street C 288222 643680 36993 Lanark, 47, 49 High Street C 288227 643685 36994 Lanark, 51 High Street C 288233 643684 36995 Lanark, 59, 61 High Street, Bank B 288243 643688 36996 Lanark, 63 High Street C 288263 643684 36997 Lanark, 4 High Street B 288185 643657 36998 Lanark, 14 And 16 High Street B 288190 643639

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

36999 Lanark, 18, 20 High Street C 288203 643642 37000 Lanark, 88 High Street, Royal Bank Of Scotland C 288351 643645 37001 Lanark, 116 High Street, The Portvaults C 288424 643672 37002 Lanark, Home Street, Crosslaw House B 289296 643213 37003 Lanark, 5 Hope Street C 288028 643742 37004 Lanark, 7 Hope Street C 288033 643749 37005 Lanark, 11 Hope Street B 288036 643765 37006 Lanark, 13 Hope Street, Mervyn C 288031 643792 37007 Lanark, Hope Street, St Kentigern's Church B 288026 643812 37008 Lanark, 17 Hope Street, Crown Tavern C 288043 643823 37009 Lanark, 21 Hope Street C 288052 643830 37010 Lanark, 25 Hope Street B 288054 643860 37011 Lanark, 35-37 Hope Street B 288074 643916 37012 Lanark, 2, 4, 6 - 10 Hope Street C 288054 643738 37013 Lanark, Hope Street, Lindsay Institute B 288057 643753 37014 Lanark, 18 Hope Street, Hopebank C 288071 643785 37015 Lanark, 20 Hope Street B 288073 643797 37016 Lanark, 22-26 Hope Street, County Buildings B 288087 643828 37017 Lanark, Hope Street, Council Offices B 288104 643854 37018 Lanark, Hope Street, Christ Church (Episcopal) B 288110 643874 37019 Lanark, 1-3 Hyndford Place C 288118 643634 37020 Lanark, 5 Hyndford Place, 'Hyndford House' B 288099 643639 37021 Lanark, 7-13 Hyndford Place C 288098 643647 37022 Lanark, 5 And 7 Hyndford Road B 288471 643470 37023 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Auction Market B 288820 643348 37024 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Auction Market, Gate A 288901 643313 Piers 37025 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Auction Room C 288739 643372 37026 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Muirglen C 289150 643264 37027 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Lanark Grammar School B 288445 643420 37028 Lanark, Hyndford Road, St Kentigern's Church B 288787 643246 37029 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Cemetery Chapel A 288875 643193 37030 Lanark, Lockhart Drive, William Smellie B 287487 644109 Memorial Hospital 37031 Lanark, 1 And 2 Market End C 288078 643615 37032 Clydesholm Bridge A 286872 643918 37033 Lanark, Mousemill Road, Bridge End C 286918 643971 37034 New Lanark,1 And 2 New Lanark Road, North B 288422 642815 Entrance Lodge 37035 New Lanark, New Lanark Road, Braxfield House B 287581 643154

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

37036 New Lanark Road, Braxfield House, Stable Block B 287668 643145 37037 New Lanark, New Lanark Road, New Lanark A 288014 642650 Church 37038 New Lanark, New Lanark Road, 1-10 Braxfield A 287878 642720 Row 37039 New Lanark, 1-8 Caithness Row, Counting A 288141 642483 House 37040 New Lanark, 9-16 Caithness Row A 288164 642434 37041 New Lanark, Rosedale Street, 1-8 Double Row A 287952 642631 37042 New Lanark, Rosedale Street, 9-24 Double Row A 287911 642650 37043 New Lanark, Rosedale Street, 1-14 Long Row A 287892 642685 37045 New Lanark, New Lanark Road, New Buildings A 288053 642600 37046 New Lanark, New Lanark Road, Nursery A 288117 642538 Buildings 37047 New Lanark, 3 Rosedale Street, Robert Owen's A 288025 642594 House 37048 New Lanark, 5-7 Rosedale Street, David Dale's A 287992 642611 House, West Wing, East Wing 37049 New Lanark, Mill Number Three, Steam Engine A 288064 642516 House, The Institute 37050 New Lanark, The School A 288104 642432 37051 New Lanark, Mill Number One A 287950 642556 37052 New Lanark, Mill Number Two A 287982 642532 37053 New Lanark, Mill Number Three With Turbine A 288009 642516 House 37054 New Lanark, Engineer's Shop A 288115 642353 37055 New Lanark, Dyeworks A 288096 642347 37057 Lanark, 7 North Vennel C 287996 643760 37058 Lanark, 9 North Vennel C 287997 643770 37059 Lanark, 11 North Vennel C 288004 643783 37060 Lanark, 2 Park Place B 287767 643892 37061 Lanark, St Leonard Street, Lanark Memorial Hall B 288459 643747 37062 Lanark, St Vincent Place, St Mary's R.C. Church A 288570 643510 37063 Lanark, 68 St Vincent Place, St Mary's R.C. C 288585 643571 Church, Convent 37064 Lanark, St Vincent Place, St Mary's Precinct, C 288607 643582 Gate Piers 37065 Lanark, St Vincent Place, St Mary's R.C. Church, A 288560 643549 Hall 37066 Lanark, 70 St Vincent Place, St Mary's R.C. A 288599 643511 Church, Presbytery 37067 Lanark, 1 Wellgate B 288176 643653 37068 Lanark, 3-5 Wellgate B 288179 643648

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

37069 Lanark, 39 Wellgate B 288239 643593 37070 Lanark, 41, 43, 45 Wellgate C 288242 643589 37071 Lanark, 2, 4 Wellgate C 288158 643642 37072 Lanark, 6-8 Wellgate B 288165 643639 37073 Lanark, 10, 12 Wellgate C 288167 643628 37074 Lanark, 14 Wellgate C 288173 643627 37075 Lanark, 16 And 18 Wellgate C 288184 643620 37076 Lanark, 20, 22, 24, 26 Wellgate C 288195 643613 37077 Lanark, 28, 30 Wellgate C 288196 643604 37078 Lanark, 32 Wellgate C 288201 643594 37079 Lanark, 36 Wellgate B 288210 643592 37080 Lanark, 38-40 Wellgate C 288214 643588 37081 Lanark, 42 Wellgate C 288218 643583 37082 Lanark, 44-46, 48 Wellgate B 288224 643579 37083 Lanark, 50 Wellgate B 288233 643566 37084 Lanark, 13-15, 17 Wellgatehead C 288347 643510 37085 Lanark, 28 Wellgatehead C 288358 643478 37086 Lanark, 7 West Port C 287955 643720 37087 Lanark, 9-11, 13 West Port B 287949 643720 37088 Lanark, 35-37 West Port C 287905 643753 37089 Lanark, West Port, Eu Congregational Church C 287881 643745 37090 Lanark, 39 West Port C 287868 643733 37091 Lanark, 2 West Port B 287984 643734 37092 Lanark, 20 West Port C 287922 643769 37093 Lanark, 22 West Port C 287918 643775 37094 Lanark, 24-26 West Port C 287910 643780 37095 Lanark, 28 West Port C 287904 643785 37096 Lanark, West Port, Mansefield House B 287914 643835 37097 Lanark, Wheatpark Road, Wheatpark B 287905 643948 37098 Lanark, 5 Wheatpark Road B 287957 643973 37099 Lanark, 52 Wheatpark Road B 287802 643888 37100 Lanark, 52 Wheatpark Road, Gate Piers B 287796 643864 37101 Lanark, Whitelees Road, Smyllum House B 289346 643623 37102 Lanark, Smyllum House, Chapel B 289327 643615 37103 Lanark, Whitelees Road, Smyllum House, B 289386 643625 Institute 37104 New Lanark, New Lanark Road, Telephone Call B 288043 642585 Box 38235 Cambusnethan, Greenhead Road, Old Parish C 280638 655354 Church, Hall, War Memorial

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

38236 Cambusnethan Parish Church B 280689 655370 42184 Whitburn, Manse Road, Whitburn Parish Church, B 294697 664590 Churchyard, Burial Enclosure 43024 Bankhead Farm, Dairy Adjoining Farmhouse To C 288392 642755 W, Horsemill, Steading To S Of W Range, Steading To N Of W Rnage, Engine House In S Rnage, Cattle Court, Stable And Barn, Steading Adjoing Farmhouse To E, Concave Shed In S Range , Mill I S Rnage And Shed 43491 Shotts, Burnbrae Road, Shotts Ironworks B 287963 659794 43570 East Colzium C 308271 658620 43858 Shotts, Hartwood Hospital B 284273 658956 44584 Bellsquarry, 30 Calder Road C 304548 665086 44600 Kirkfieldbank, 162 Riverside Road C 286455 643858 44613 Crossford, Orchard Farm B 282926 647474 45571 Armadale, 50 West Main Street, The Goth C 293661 668598 45918 Bathgate, 24 - 34 North Bridge Street, Regal B 297257 668906 Cinema 46471 New Lanark, Water Houses A 287938 642530 46519 Lanark Racecourse, Hyndford Road, Tote Tower B 290239 642636 46978 Hyndford Road, Winston Barracks, B 291247 642276 Accommodation Block 46979 Hyndford Road, Winston Barracks, Guardhouse C 291132 642228 And Museum 46981 Hyndford Road, Winston Barracks, Officers Mess C 291284 642456 46982 Hyndford Road, Winston Barracks, Sergeants B 291333 642214 Mess 47346 Coltness House, Coach House B 279860 656378 47559 Cairns Castle B 309036 660509 47935 Wishaw, Ballater Crescent, Marker Post C 279936 656181 47937 Wishaw, 19-21 Campbell Street C 280011 655166 47940 Wishaw, 2 Coltness Road C 280480 655488 47946 Wishaw, 161 Kirk Road, Chalmers Parish Church C 280069 655404 Manse 47947 Wishaw, 177 Kirk Road C 280167 655407 47948 Wishaw, 307 Kirk Road, Vine Cottage C 280619 655441 47960 Wishaw, 325 North Dryburgh Road, Bellside C 280124 657300 Lodge 47961 Wishaw, Stewarton Street, Stewarton Park, C 280334 654333 Marker Post 47963 Wishaw, 147 Stewarton Street, Coltness C 279972 654771 Masonic Lodge 47964 Wishaw, 11 Walter Street C 280589 655304 47972 Lanark, Hyndford Road, Hozier House C 289237 643254

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

47975 Wishaw, Young Street, St Ignatius R.C. Church A 279953 655114 47976 Allanton Mill C 285399 658468 47977 Bonkle, Allanton Road, Woodypoint Estate, C 284017 657237 Bridge 47978 Bonkle, 251 Bonkle Road, Auchter House C 283339 656785 47979 Bonkle, Church Road, Bonkle Parish Church And B 283710 657022 Church Hall 47980 Bonkle, 1 Church Road C 283622 656978 47981 Newmains, 144 - 144a Manse Road C 281918 655869 47982 Newmains, Manse Road, Newmains Police B 282329 656018 Station 47986 Stane, 19 Main Street C 288078 659448 48015 Cambusnethan, Kirk Road, North Parish Church, C 280771 655394 Hall 48529 Carstairs, Cranley House C 292191 646621 48978 Armadale, Academy Street, Armadale Nursery C 293492 668391 School, Infnat School And Gatepires 49089 Auchenhard House, Summerhouse, Gatepires B 299600 663187 49185 Auchenhard Farmhouse B 299577 663229 49589 Lanark, 7 Wellgate C 288184 643640 49672 Hartwood, Hartwood Hospital, Nurses' Home C 284738 658833 50013 Shotts, Calderhead Road, Centrelink 5, Boiler A 286262 660847 House 50123 Morningside Chapel, 322 And 324 Morningside C 283427 654559 Road 50146 84 Station Road, St Patrick's Roman Catholic B 287576 659915 Church, Presbytery 50150 Ampherlaw Farmhouse, Boundary Walls And C 298729 650879 Steading 50544 Church Of The Immaculate Conception, C 297445 669030 Presbytery 50608 Marjoribanks Street, Evangical Union C 297749 668973 Congregational / United Reformed Church Including Halls, Boundary Walls And Gatepiers 51103 46a, 48 And 48a Bannantyne Street, Lanark C 288534 643608 Bingo, Former Regal Cinema And Shops 51105 19, 21 George Place, Pavilion Bingo (Former C 297461 668684 Pavilion Cinema) 51118 43 Main Street, Railway Inn C 301610 663097 51254 Hall A 294832 665010 51254 Church A 294857 665021 51427 Bonnington Mains B 289174 641989 51428 New Lanark Road, Braxfield House, Dairy C 287630 643160

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HES Ref Name Category X coordinate Y coordinate

51429 New Lanark Road, Braxfield House, Walled C 287483 642900 Garden And Bothy 51430 2 New Lanark Road B 288422 642815 51593 Biggar Road, King George's Park, Carnwath C 297862 646337 Sports Pavilion 51720 Falls Of Clyde, Stonebyres Power Station Weir A 285507 644025 And Bridge 51728 Falls Of Clyde, Bonnington Power Station A 285507 644025 51902 Bangour Village Hospital, Former Memorial A 303183 671042 Church 51903 Bangour Village Hospital, Former Recreation Hall A 303116 670844 51904 Bangour Village Hospital, Former Nurses Home B 303098 671107 51905 Bangour Village Hospital, Former Hospital Block B 303217 671219 With Wards 3, 4 And 5 51906 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 303149 670975 7) 51907 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 303189 670924 8) 51908 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 303392 670994 10) 51909 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 302939 670663 18) 51910 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 302816 670595 19) 51911 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 302818 670595 20) 51912 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 302664 670464 21) 51913 Bangour Village Hospital, Dormitory Block, (Villa C 303384 671075 9) 51914 Bangour Village Hospital, Honeysuckle Cottage C 303213 670612 51915 Bangour Village Hospital, Former Power Station C 303236 670750 Complex, Including Workshops And Chimney Stack

9.2.4 15 km Study Area: Garden and Designed Landscape

HES Ref Name X coordinate Y coordinate

GDL00358 The Falls Of Clyde 288286 641830 GDL00208 Harburn House 304402 660973 GDL00012 Allanton 284300 657141 GDL00265 Little Sparta (Stonypath) 305339 648915 GDL00257 Lee Castle 285440 645977

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9.2.5 15 km Study Area: Conservation Areas

Name HES Ref X coordinate Y coordinate

Lanark CA270 288213 643632 New Lanark CA271 287708 642375 Livingston Village CA371 303845 666927 Uphall CA373 305876 671698 Mid Calder CA374 307474 667410 Torphichen CA375 296838 672501 Bangour Village CA377 303080 670834 Carwath CA399 297935 646430

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10 PLATES

Plate 1: Taken in south of Core Study Area looking east along existing forestry track

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Plate 2: Taken in northern portion of Core Study Area looking west towards the ‘Old Drove Road’ (HER 18398)

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Plate 3: Taken by Worm Law Quarry looking west within the Core Study Area

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Plate 4: Dense forestry in north of Core Study Area

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11 FIGURES

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1:125,000 Scale @ A3

#NORTH 0 2 4 km 646000 646000 Produced By: OW Ref: 3577-REP-063

Checked By: SC Date: 26/01/2021 644000 644000 Study Areas Figure 1 642000 642000 Heathland Wind Farm Desk-based Assessment

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Non-designated Heritage Assets Figure 3

Heathland Wind Farm 654000 654000 Desk-based Assessment

Reproduced from Ordnance Survey digital map data © Crown copyright 2021. All rights reserved. License number 100048606 2021. All copyright rights reserved. digital map data © Crown Survey Ordnance from Reproduced 293000 294000 295000 296000 297000 298000 299000 300000 P:\Projects\Cultural Heritage\3577 Heathland Wind Farm\3577 Heathland Wind Farm.aprx\3577-REP-065 Fig03 Non-Designated Assets 294500 295000 295500 296000 296500 297000 297500 298000 298500 299000 659000 659000

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1:15,000 Scale @ A3 656000 656000

#NORTH 0 0.5km

Produced By: OW Ref: 3577-REP-065

Checked By: Date: 04/11/2020

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Heathland Wind Farm Desk-based Assessment

R e294500 p ro d u c e d fro m O rd n a n c e S u rv e y d ig295000 ita l m a p d a ta © C ro w n c o p y rig h t 2 0295500 2 0 . A ll rig h ts re s e rv e d . L ic e n s e n u m296000 b e r 1 0 0 0 4 8 6 0 6 296500 297000 297500 298000 298500 299000 P:\Projects\Cultural Heritage\3577 Heathland Wind Farm\3577 Heathland Wind Farm.aprx\3577-REP-066 Fig04 OS Map 1888 294800 295000 295200 295400 295600 295800 296000 296200 296400 296600 296800 297000 297200 297400 297600 297800 298000 298200 298400 658800 658800 658600 658600

Core Study Area 658400 658400 Non-designated Heritage Feature 658200 658200 658000 658000 657800 657800 657600 657600

HM-1 657400 657400 657200 657200 657000 657000 656800 656800 656600 656600 656400 656400

1:12,500 Scale @ A3 656200 656200 #NORTH 0 0.5km

Produced By: OW Ref: 3577-REP-065

Checked By: Date: 04/11/2020 656000 656000

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Heathland Wind Farm Desk-based Assessment 655600 655600

R e p294800 ro d u c e d fro m O rd295000 n a n c e S u rv e y d ig295200 ita l m a p d a ta ©295400 C ro w n c o p y rig h t 2956002 0 2 0 . A ll rig h ts re295800 s e rv e d . L ic e n s e n296000 u m b e r 1 0 0 0 4 8 6 0296200 6 296400 296600 296800 297000 297200 297400 297600 297800 298000 298200 298400 P:\Projects\Cultural Heritage\3577 Heathland Wind Farm\3577 Heathland Wind Farm.aprx\3577-REP-067 Fig05 OS Map 1922 294800 295000 295200 295400 295600 295800 296000 296200 296400 296600 296800 297000 297200 297400 297600 297800 298000 298200 298400 298600 659000 659000 658800 658800 658600 658600

Core Study Area 658400 658400 658200 658200 658000 658000 657800 657800 657600 657600 657400 657400 657200 657200 657000 657000 656800 656800 656600 656600 656400 656400

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Produced By: OW Ref: 3577-REP-065 656000 656000 Checked By: Date: 04/11/2020 655800 655800 OS Map 1989 Figure 6 655600 655600 Heathland Wind Farm Desk-based Assessment

R e p ro d294800 u c e d fro m O rd n295000 a n c e S u rv e y d ig ita295200 l m a p d a ta © C295400 ro w n c o p y rig h t 2295600 0 2 0 . A ll rig h ts re295800 s e rv e d . L ic e n s e 296000n u m b e r 1 0 0 0 4 8 6296200 0 6 296400 296600 296800 297000 297200 297400 297600 297800 298000 298200 298400 298600 P:\Projects\Cultural Heritage\3577 Heathland Wind Farm\3577 Heathland Wind Farm.aprx\3577-REP-068 Fig06 OS Map 1989 294000 294500 295000 295500 296000 296500 297000 297500 298000 298500 299000 299500 659500 659500

Core Study Area 1 km Study Area 659000 659000 Walkover Survey >9 > Proposed Turbine Location

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1:20,000 Scale @ A3 655500 655500 #NORTH 0 0.35 0.7km

Produced By: OW Ref: 3577-REP-065

Checked By: SC Date: 16/11/2020 655000 655000 Area Covered in Walkover Survey Figure 1a

Maxar, Microsoft, OS, Esri, HERE, Garmin Heathland Wind Farm Desk-based Assessment R e p ro d u c e d fro m O rd n a n c e S u rv e y d ig ita l m a p d a ta © C ro w n c o p y rig h t 2 0 2 0 . A ll rig h ts re s e rv e d . L ic e n s e n u m b e r 1 0 0 0 4 8 6 0 6 654500 294000 294500 295000 295500 296000 296500 297000 297500 298000 298500 299000 299500 654500 P:\Projects\Cultural Heritage\3577 Heathland Wind Farm\3577 Heathland Wind Farm.aprx\3577-REP-079 Fig01a Walkover Survey