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Road Name Town Class Not Named Bishopbriggs U Not ROAD_NAME TOWN CLASS NOT NAMED BISHOPBRIGGS U NOT NAMED KIRKINTILLOCH U ABBOTSFORD BISHOPBRIGGS U ABBOTSFORD DRIVE KIRKINTILLOCH U ABBOTSFORD ROAD BEARSDEN U ABERCROMBIE DRIVE BEARSDEN U ACCESS ROAD TO COLLINS BISHOPBRIGGS U ACHILL PLACE KIRKINTILLOCH U ACHRAY PLACE MILNGAVIE U ACRE VALLEY ROAD TORRANCE U ADAMSLIE CRESCENT KIRKINTILLOCH U ADAMSLIE DRIVE KIRKINTILLOCH U AFTON CRESCENT BEARSDEN U AFTON VIEW KIRKINTILLOCH U AILSA DRIVE KIRKINTILLOCH U AILSA ROAD BISHOPBRIGGS U AIRLIE AVENUE BEARSDEN U ALBERT DRIVE BEARSDEN U ALBERT ROAD LENZIE U ALDER AVENUE LENZIE U ALDER ROAD MILTON OF CAMPSIE U ALEXANDER AVENUE TWECHAR U ALEXANDER PLACE KIRKINTILLOCH U ALEXANDRA AVENUE LENZIE U ALEXANDRA GARDENS LENZIE U ALEXANDRA PARK LENZIE U ALEXANDRA ROAD LENZIE U ALEXANDRA STREET KIRKINTILLOCH U ALFORD AVENUE KIRKINTILLOCH U ALLAN GLEN GARDENS BISHOPBRIGGS U ALLANDER AVENUE BARDOWIE U ALLANDER DRIVE TORRANCE U ALLANDER GARDENS BISHOPBRIGGS U 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