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Project22 5/9/06 16:57 Page 1 Perth Dundee Glasgow and Edinburgh Inverness Aberdeen Dundee Glenrothes Markinch Lochgelly Cardenden with Thornton Dunblane Cowdenbeath Dunfermline Queen Margaret Fort William Balloch Bridge of Allan Kirkcaldy Mallaig This white zone shows stations Dunfermline Town Oban within 15 miles of central Glasgow Garelochhead Dalgety Bay Burntisland Stirling Alexandria Rosyth Aberdour Kinghorn Milngavie Helensburgh Upper Larbert Inverkeithing Renton Falkirk Hillfoot Grahamston North Queensferry Helensburgh Dumbarton Camelon Bearsden Dalmeny Central Central Dalmuir Singer Bishopbriggs Lenzie Croy Polmont Linlithgow Craigendoran Cardross Drumchapel Helensburgh Pier Falkirk High Bowling Clydebank Drumry Cumbernauld Dalreoch Kilpatrick Westerton Maryhill Gilshochill Ashfield Greenfaulds Dumbarton East Yoker Summerston Possilpark & Springburn Stepps Gartcosh South Gyle Kelvindale Parkhouse Kilcreggan Bathgate Livingston North Uphall Barnhill Garscadden Anniesland Alexandra Parade North Berwick Greenock Port Charing Coatbridge Edinburgh Park Fort Duke Livingston Berwick upon Tweed Central Glasgow Cross Street Shettleston Sunnyside Airdrie Newcastle Matilda Bogston Langbank Scotstounhill Partick High Street Easterhouse Addiewell South Curriehill Wester Hailes Kingsknowe Slateford Haymarket Dunoon Breich Gourock Greenock Cartsdyke Woodhall Jordanhill Hyndland Glasgow Bellgrove Carntyne Garrowhill Blairhill Coatdyke Drumgelloch West Calder Kirknewton Edinburgh West Brunstane Bishopton Exhibition Centre Queen Street Waverley Newcraighall Glasgow Coatbridge Central Whinhill Anderston Fauldhouse Paisley Central Paisley St James Gilmour Drumfrochar Street Hillington Hillington Argyle Bridgeton West East Cardonald Street Shotts Dalmarnock Mount Branchton Johnstone Pollokshields Rutherglen Vernon Bargeddie Paisley West Canal Crookston Corkerhill Hartwood Pollokshields East Carmyle Baillieston Kirkwood IBM Halt Greenock Milliken Park Maxwell Whifflet Hawkhead Mosspark Dumbreck Park Queens Park Cambuslang Crossmyloof Inverkip Howwood Crosshill Cleland Pollokshaws West Shawlands Mount Florida Lochwinnoch Kings Park Burnside Newton Bellshill Holytown Carfin Rothesay Wemyss Bay Glengarnock Kennishead Pollokshaws Cathcart Croftfoot Kirkhill Uddingston East Priesthill & Darnley Dalry Langside Blantyre Nitshill Motherwell Shieldmuir Thornliebank Kilwinning Barrhead Giffnock Largs Hamilton West Airbles Wishaw Dunlop Muirend Millport Neilston Whitecraigs Stewarton Clarkston Hamilton Fairlie Carluke Ardrossan Stevenston Kilmaurs Patterton Williamwood Central Carstairs West Kilbride South Beach Irvine Chatelherault Thorntonhall Busby East Kilbride Merryton Ardrossan Town Saltcoats Hairmyres Barassie Kilmarnock Larkhall Lanark Brodick Troon Ardrossan Harbour Prestwick International Airport Prestwick Town Auchinleck Newton-on-Ayr Belfast Donegal Quay Ayr Girvan Dumfries Stranraer Carlisle Carlisle.

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