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Where in Fife ? WHERE IN FIFE ? The following list shows names of Hamlets, Mansions, Farms and Villages in Fife as at 1938, indicating the nearest Postal Town. We hope this will assist you with your research. If the location you require is not shown, then please contact us and we will endeavour to help if we can. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W A Abbey Lodge- Newburgh Abbey Park- St.Andrews Abbey Villa- Newburgh Abbotshall Linktown of- Kirkcaldy Abbotshill- Newburgh Abden Farm- Kinghorn Abden House- Kinghorn Abden Works- Kinghorn Abdie- Newburgh Abercraig House- Newport Abercrombie- St.Monans Aberdour Easter- Aberdour Aberhill- Methil Airdit- Leuchars Airdits- Kettle, Ladybank Airdrie- Anstruther Aithernie- Largo Albert Villa- Auchtermuchty Alburnknowe- Markinch Allanhill- St.Andrews Allanpark- Falkland Allean- Leven Angle Park- Ladybank Annfield- Cardenden Annfield- Crossgates Annfield- Dunfermline Annfield- Falkland Annfield- Kettle, Ladybank Annfield- Leven Annfield Mains- Kettle, Ladybank Annfield Muir- Kettle, Ladybank Annsmuir- Ladybank Ansonhill- Crossgates Anstruther Farm- Anstruther Ardchoille- Cupar Arden- Cupar Ardenmohr- Newburgh Ardhu- Cupar Ardlogie- Leuchars Ardross- Elie Argyle House- Tayport Argyle Cottage- Newburgh Arncroach- Pittenweem Arngask- Glenfarg Arnot Tower- Leslie Arnott Mill- Leslie Ashbana- Newport Ash Cliff Cottage- Newport Ashgrove- Windygates Ashstead- St.Andrews Auchendownie- Leven Auchmuir Bridge- Leslie Auchmuty- Markinch Auchterderran- Cardenden Auchtermairnie- Leven Aytoun Hill- Newburgh Aytoun Farm- Newburgh Aytoun Smithy- Newburgh B Backbraes- Ceres, Cupar Backdykes- Auchtermuchty Backgate- St.Monans Backmarch- Rosyth, Dunfermline Backmuir- Dunfermline Backwynd- Auchtermuchty Baidlin Toll- Kirkcaldy Baincraig- Auchtermuchty Baintown- Leven Balantagar- Letham, Ladybank Balass- Cupar Balbaird- Leven Balbairdie- Kirkcaldy Balbarton- Kirkcaldy Balbeggie- Kirkcaldy Balbie- Burntisland Balbirnie- Markinch Balbuthie- Kilconquhar Balbougie- Inverkeithing Balcanquhal- Strathmiglo Balcarres- Colinsburgh Balcarres Ward- Largoward Balcaskie- Pittenweem Balkaithly- Stravithie, St.Andrews Balchristie- Colinsburgh Balcomie- Crail Balcormo- Pittenweem Balcormo- Leven Balcurvie- Windygates Baldastard- Leven Baldinnie- Cupar Baldridge- Dunfermline Baldutho- Pittenweem Balfarg- Markinch Balfour- Markinch Balgarvie- Cupar Balgay House- Leuchars Balgeddie- Leslie Balgonar- Saline Balgonie- Cardenden Balgonie- Markinch Balgonie Castle- Markinch Balgonie, Coaltown of- Markinch Balgonie Cottages- Thornton Balgonie Colliery- Thornton Balgonie, Little- Cardenden Balgonie, Milton of- Markinch Balgonie Square- Markinch Balgothrie- Leslie Balgove- Wormit Balgove- St.Andrews Balgregie- Cardenden Balgrie- Leven Balgrie Bank- Leven Balgrummo- Leven Balhelvie- Newburgh Balhouffie- Anstruther Balhousie- Leven Ballenkirk- Markinch Ballinbriech- Leslie Ballinbreich- Newburgh Ballindean- Kilmany, Cupar Ballingall- Leslie Ballingry- Glencraig Ballintaggart- Ladybank Ballochty- Largoward Ballo- Falkland Ballomill- Ladybank Ballone- St.Andrews Balmain- Leven Balmaken- Colinsburgh Balmalcolm- Kettle, Ladybank Balmblae- Falkland Balmeadow- Newburgh Balmeadowside- Cupar Balmouth- Pittenweem Balmore- Newport Balmule- Kirkcaldy Balmule- Dunfermline Balmullo- Leuchars Balmungo- St.Andrews Balmuto- Kirkcaldy Balnacarron- St.Andrews Balneil- Colinsburgh Balquhomery- Leslie Balram- Aberdour Balreavie- Falkland Balrymonth- St.Andrews Balsillie- Leslie Baltilly- Ceres, Cupar Balvard- Gateside Balwearie- Kirkcaldy Balwhynie- Elie Bamboo Cottage- Gowkhall, Dunfermline Banbeath- Leven Banchory- Kirkcaldy Bandirran- Ceres, Cupar Bandon- Markinch Bandrum- Dunfermline Bandrum, Upper- Saline Bankfoot- Leven Bankfoot- Largoward Bankhead, Pitteadie- Kirkcaldy Bankhead, Raith- Kirkcaldy Bankhead, Glassmount- Kirkcaldy Bankhead- Aberdour Bankhead- Kirkcaldy Bankhead- Ceres, Cupar Bankhead- Peat Inn, Cupar Bankhead- Cairneyhill Bankhead- Leven Bankhead- Markinch Bankhead- Saline Bankhead- Torryburn Bankhead- Windygates Bank Place- Leslie Banklands- Newburgh Banks- Aberdour Bankside- Newburgh Bankton Park- Kettle, Ladybank Bannafield, Dunino- Stravithie, St.Andrews Bannaty- Milnathort Bannaty Mill- Gateside Barbarafield- Cupar Barham- Cupar Barns- Crail Barns- Kelty Barnslee- Markinch Barnsmuir- Crail Barns, The- Markinch Barns, o' Woodside- Newburgh Barnyards- Kilconquhar Barony- Cupar Barrington- Strathmiglo Barronhall- St.Monans Bassaguard- St.Andrews Bastion Cottage- Ladybank Beath- Cowdenbeath Beath, Mains of(Farm)- Crossgates Beath, Nether Houses- Crossgates Beath, Malcolm's (Farm)- Crossgates Beath, Hill of- Crossgates Bedescraigs- Kettle, Ladybank Beech Inn- Thornton Beechgrove- Cupar Beechholme- Cupar Beechwood- Newport Beechwood- Cupar Begg- Kirkcaldy Bein Inn- Glenfarg, Perthshire Beley, Dunino- Stravithie, St.Andrews Belhelvie- Newburgh Belmore- Cupar Bellbrae- Cupar Bellcraigs- Leslie Bellevue- Inverkeithing Bellfield- Cupar Bellfield- Markinch Bellfield- Strathmiglo Belliston- Kilconquhar Bellsknowes- Inverkeithing Bellyeoman Farm- North Dunfermline Benarty- Blairadam, Kelty Bendameer- Burntisland Bennochy-Kirkcaldy Bennochy Bridge- Kirkcaldy Bentfield- Burntisland Benthead- Dunfermline Bents- Burntisland Bents, The- Dunfermline Bentymires- Lassodie, Dunfermline Berryhill- Newburgh Berrylaw- Dunfermline Berryside- Leven Bethel Den- Cupar Beverkae- Crossgates Bickram- Oakley Bickramside- Oakley Bigend- Leuchars Bighty- Leven Bighty- Markinch Bighty Muir- Markinch Binend- Burntisland Bingartree- Leslie Binhead- Burntisland Binhill- Burntisland Binn, The- Burntisland Binns- Strathmiglo Birkhill- Cupar Birkhill Cottage- Ladybank Birns- Ladybank Bishoptown- St.Andrews Blackbraes- Ceres, Cupar Blackburn- Dunfermline Blacketyside- Leven Blackfaulds- Cupar Blackhall- Cupar Blackhall- Dunfermline Blacklaw- Dunfermline Blacklaws- Anstruther Blackleyhill- Largoward Blackwalls- Peat Inn, Cupar Bladdershaw- Largoward Blair, Easter- Blairadam, Kelty Blairenbathie- Dunfermline Blair- Fordel, Kelty Blairhall- Dunfermline Blair Hill- Dysart Blairneuk- Cupar Blairsgreen- Dunfermline Blalowan- Cupar Bleachfield- Auchtermuchty Bleachfield- Ceres, Cupar Blebo- Cupar Blebo Craigs- Cupar Blindwells- Gateside Blindwells- Leven Blink Bonnie- Dunfermline Blinkbonny- Newburgh Blinkbonny- Auchtermuchty Blinkbonny- Pittenweem Blinkbonny- Blebo Craigs, Cupar Blinkbonny- Markinch Blinkbonny- Lower largo Bloodyfoot- Kinglassie, Cardenden Bloomfield- Leuchars Bloomfield- Newburgh Blyth House- Newport Bogearn- Wormit Boghall- Kettle, Ladybank Boghall- Kingsbarns, St.Andrews Bogie- Kirkcaldy Bogie Mains- Kirkcaldy Bogie, Wester- Kirkcaldy Bogleys- Kirkcaldy Boglilly- Kirkcaldy Bogside, North- Cardenden Bogside, South- Glencraig Bogside- Markinch Bogside, Dunino- Stravithie, St.Andrews Bogton- Wormit Bogward- Crail Bogward- St.Andrews Bogwells- Kirkcaldy Bonard- Cupar Bondfield- Cupar Bondgate- Auchtermuchty Bonfield- St.Andrews Bonerbo- Anstruther Bonhard Cottage- Carnock Bonnington- Dunfermline Bonnington- Saline Bonnyton- Dunfermline Bonnybank- Leven Bonnytown- Leven Bonnytown- Stravithie, St.Andrews Bonvil- Cupar Boreland- Dysart Borelands- Saline Borelandhill- Saline Bottomcraig- Wormit Boultree Hall- Leuchars Bowbutts- Kinghorn Bow Crossing- Ladybank Bowden- Kettle, Ladybank Bowershall- Dunfermline Bowhill, North- Cupar Bowhill, Easter- Cardenden Bowhill, South- Cupar Bowhill, Wester- Cardenden Bowhouse- Cardenden Bowhouse- St.Monans Bowhouse- East Wemyss Bowhouse- Auchtermuchty Bowleys- Dunfermline Bow of Fife- Cupar Bowpray Bank- Aberdour Bow Road- Auchtermuchty Brackland- Cupar Brackmount- Leuchars Brackmont Mill- Leuchars Brae Cottage- Newburgh Braehead- Cupar Braehead- Kirkcaldy Braehead- Leven Braehead- St.Monans Braeside- Peat Inn, Cupar Braeside- Collessie, Ladybank Braeside- Lindores Brake- Stravithie, St.Andrews Branxton- Leven Branxton- Dysart Breadless- Cameron, St.Andrews Brewsterwells- St.Andrews Brickworks- Auchtermuchty Brickworks- Methil Bridgend- Ceres, Cupar Bridgend- Cowdenbeath Bridgend, Dunino- Stravithie, St.Andrews Bridgend- Freuchie Bridgend- Leslie Bridgend- Windygates Bridgend- Leven Bridgehill- Bow of Fife, Cupar Bridgetown- Cameron, St.Andrews Bridgeton- Kirkcaldy Brierybush- Anstruther Brieryhall- Ceres, Cupar Brigghills- Cardenden Brighouse- Leuchars Brightview- Newburgh Brighton- Cupar Muir, Cupar Brighton- Bow of Fife, Cupar Brighton- Stravithie, St.Andrews Broadbrakes- Anstruther Broadleys- Auchtermuchty Broadleys- Crail Broadleys- Leven Broadleys- Kirkcaldy Broadmeadows- St.Monans Broadshade- Saline, Dunfermline Broombrae- Auchtermuchty Broombushes- Saline Broomfaulds- St.Andrews Broomfield- Star, Markinch Broomhall- Dunfermline Broomhall- Lower Largo Broomhead- Dunfermline Broomhill- Burntisland Broomhill- Anstruther Broomhill- Saline Broomieknowe- Leven Broomieside- Aberdour Broomknowe- Cupar Broomlees- Kilconquhar Broomside- Clatto, Cupar Brotus- Pitlessie, Ladybank Brownhills- St.Andrews Brown Muir- Saline Brucefield- Ladybank Brucefield- Dunfermline Brucefield Feus- Dunfermline Brucehaven- Dunfermline Bruckley- Dairsie, Cupar Bruntshiels- Cupar Brunton- Cupar Brunton- Markinch Brunton Barns- Markinch Buchanan- Dunfermline Buckieburn- Dunfermline Buckthorns- Lower Largo Bucklyvie- Crossgates Bullions- Cairneyhill, Duinfermline Bunzion- Ladybank Burnbank- Saline Burnbrae- Stravithie, St.Andrews Burnbrae- Saline Burn Mill- Leven Burnside- Crail Burnside- Saline Burnside- Tayport Burnside- Leven Burnside- Anstruther Burnside-
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