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Scottish Borders Bus Map.Ai To Dunfermline To Dundee and Aberdeen Index to Place Names ABCDEM90 F E NORTH BERWICK Town Grid Town Grid A985 F I Abbey St. Bathans ............... F2 Innerleithen........................... C4 SCOTTISH BORDERS E2 Allanton ................................. F3 Innerwick .............................. A90 Firth of Forth y Ancrum .................................. E4 Jedburgh ............................... E5 a W Ashkirk................................... D5 Kaimes ................................... C2 ir K u Auchencrow......................... F2 Kelso ...................................... E4 A L I R Forth M Public Transport Map F K hn G2 Kielder.................................... E6 Bridges Jo West DUNBAR Ayton...................................... 1 Barns Bathgate................................ A2 Kirk Yetholm .......................... F4 253 Beattock ................................ A6 Kirkton.................................... D5 M9 A1 Jo FG A90 hn Berwick upon Tweed........... G3 Ladykirk ................................. G3 Mu To Glasgow 51.52 East ir W Biggar .................................... A4 Langholm............................... C7 and Perth A1 X70.101 A199 Linton 253 ay B2 Lauder.................................... D3 Bilston.................................... A902 102.253 Birgham ................................. F4 Leadburn ............................... B3 Edinburgh X62.X95 EDINBURGH A1 A1 North Sea B3 Leitholm ................................. F3 Airport HADDINGTON 1 Blyth Bridge .......................... M9 MUSSELBURGH A1 Bonchester Bridge .............. E5 Lennel .................................... F3 253 N Innerwick Bonjedward .......................... E5 Lilliesleaf ............................... D4 T A8 51.52 253 A199 A A6093 Borders General Hospital... D4 Linton ..................................... F4 S M8 101 X95 253 I D4 A7 E F A1 Bowden ................................. Locharbriggs......................... 102 W X62 H Y01 Cockburnspath Branxton................................ G4 Lockerbie............................... B7 M8 O X70 A7 Danderhall T wick Broughton ............................. A4 Longformacus....................... E2 253 Ber shir Bathgate A71 A702 e C Burnmouth ............................ G2 Lothianburn........................... B2 A701 A772 A6093 O Y01 oa H B6355 st E4 Y A1107 al P Byrness.................................. F6 Maxton................................... N A720 Kaimes Dalkeith L ath St. Abbs 235 E4 T G Caddonfoot............................ D4 Mellerstain............................ A Eye Wa A68 te 235 D4 I I R Lothianburn r Camptown ............................. E5 Melrose ................................. Eskbank A1 Coldingham Sands C4 C2 H C U T 253 Coldingham Cardrona................................ Middleton .............................. T 101 S Y01 F4 D4 O A B6438 Gunsgreen House Carham .................................. Midlem................................... L A71 B Edgehead E Grantshouse 102 Bilston Pathhead B6355 235 Carlops................................... B2 Milne Graden........................ F3 253 A1107 N Newtongrange 253 EYEMOUTH Carter Bar.............................. E6 Minto...................................... D5 M 2 I A6112 253 Y01 2 Chesters ................................ E5 Moffat .................................... A6 I X95 A1 34 37.236 D 51 Y01 F4 D Chirnside............................. F2 Morebattle ............................ L A1 34.37.60 C6 A701 O 52 Abbey 34 Reston 236.YO1 Clovenfords........................... D4 Mosspaul............................... E A702 T H I A N Fala St. Bathans To Glasgow Cockburnspath ..................... F2 Musselburgh......................... C1 PENICUIK B6355 B6438 Auchencrow Ayton 34.236 Burnmouth 253 E4 A7 A68 B Coldingham ........................... G2 Nenthorn ............................... A6094 C e 102 34 B6437 B6355 34. 60 o r F4 Newcastleton ....................... D7 101 X70 a w Coldstream............................ 235 s i B14 t c F4 Newmill.................................. D5 37 a k Cornhill................................... 101 Middleton 60 236 l s Scarlaw 37 P h A4 D4 Preston 253 a ir Coulter................................ Newstead.............................. 102 t e Dam B6355 Chirnside h Craik ....................................... C5 Newtongrange ..................... C2 X62 Longformacus Y01 32.34 60 Foulden Crailing................................... E4 Newtown St. Boswells........ E4 Carlops A7 B6368 Manderston 60 260 A1 60.67.87 B7007 y 34.260 House W A6105 235.236 Dalkeith.................................. C2 Nisbet .......................................E4 Leadburn d Wa hite Uplan BO1.B12.B14 260 260 adder Wa 60 260 253.260 C2 Norham.................................. G3 rn ter Danderhall............................. A702 e 260 Y01 h DUNS A6105 60 32 87 Deanburnhaugh ................... C5 North Berwick ...................... D1 X95 t B14 Allanton ou 32 Hutton 32 BERWICK D5 G7 Heriot S Denholm ................................ Otterburn ............................... 61 Oxton Jim Clark Room 60.BO1 Paxton 87 UPON A3 Oxton...................................... D3 A701 TWEED Dolphinton............................. X62 B709 B6456 32 B4 Pakgate.................................. A7 93 West Linton B6460 B6437 Paxton Drumelzier............................. X70 51 Gavinton B12 House A698 Dryburgh................................ E4 Pathhead ............................... C2 93 52 32 32 Fishwick 67 Polwarth 87 87 E1 Paxton.................................... G3 61 Westruther Whitsome Dunbar................................... 101 A703 Fountainhall Mount Pleasant 32 F3 B3 3 A697 Duns ....................................... Peebles.................................. 60 Horncliffe B2 102 BO1 32 67 Earlston.................................. D4 Penicuik................................. E B12 A1 A697 902 A6105 B6460 87 East Linton............................. E1 Polwarth ................................ F3 To 93 Romannobridge Thirlestane Swinton Ladykirk Glasgow, Dolphinton LAUDER Houndslow 67 A698 Eccles .................................... F3 Preston .................................. F2 Eddleston Castle 85 To Carlisle 61 A697 B6461 Eckford................................... E4 Reston.................................... G2 Greenlaw 32 Norham Newcastle R Blyth Bridge L B6362 and London D5 y Swintonmill Milne Eddleston............................... B3 Roberton................................ n A68 d A702 e Graden ee A697 B6354 C2 Rochester.............................. F6 W 85 BO1 w Edgehead .............................. B709 902 T 3 a A6089 A6112 r 67 I X62 60 87 E5 B3 A721 t e Edgerston .............................. Romannobridge.................... e Stow 51 iv A698 r X70 85 R Edinburgh .............................. B1 Roxburgh ............................... E4 A72 52 Gordon Leitholm B6437 E4 X95 61 60 BO1 85 B12 Edinburgh Airport................. B1 Rutherford ............................. 101 93 62B.X70.91 G2 A72 87 Ednam .................................... F4 St. Abbs ................................. 102 93 93.P32 902 A697 H 7 Stanes Biking Melrose Abbey A6105 BO1 Hume Eccles 710 Lennel Tillmouth Park Eskbank ................................. C2 St. Ann’s................................. A7 PEEBLES Glentress Forest A6089 G COLDSTREAM Ettrick..................................... B5 St. Boswells .......................... E4 62B a A7 902 91 X62 la 62B E2 n Bu Mellerstain 67 710 Ettrickbridge ......................... C5 Scarlaw Dam ........................ Joh c 93 A72 W 66 A6089 B12 Cornhill S 91 h a 69.71 85 Birgham G2 Selkirk .................................... D4 A72 Skirling a n 91 P32 te B6353 Eyemouth............................... Way 91 62B.62C Cardrona 60.61.62.67 72.X62 91 93 r 902 Stichill 87 A698 A697 D2 A4 d B7062 B Fala......................................... Skirling................................... BIGGAR Stobo e 62B 62 68.69.71.73 MELROSE Earlston 66 B12 e Walkerburn X62 X62 A68 Mellerstain Wark G2 Smailholm.............................. E4 w B 912.964 B6397 Nenthorn Ednam Carham 710 Foulden .................................. T X62 62 62 House 66 710 K Kailzie 51.52 Branxton E5 E5 62 67 The Hirsel Forkins ................................... Southdean............................. r Clovenfords GALASHIELS Smailholm 64 B6350 Broughton 93 e Gardens A72 DRT 60.61 964 66 B6461 D3 Sprouston.............................. F4 A72 iv P32 Innerleithen Gattonside Fountainhall .......................... R Newtown 66 902 Galashiels.............................. D4 Stichill .................................... E4 91 B712 Traquair House Caddonfoot B6356 902 52.67 B6525 A702 Newstead St. Boswells Sprouston 983 D4 B4 R Dawyck P32 Traquair B6396 Gattonside............................. Stobo...................................... 7 Stanes Biking Abbotsford B6404 983 B6352 D5 4 91 Gardens Halliwells House Museum Dryburgh Floors Gavinton ................................ F3 Stobs ...................................... de Coulter House 4 ly Drumelzier Sir Walter Scott Courtroom Borders 51.52 Abbey Castle A5 D3 C 67 K16 A697 Glenbreck.............................. Stow....................................... r General Hospital 67.68 Dryburgh d KELSO Riv e 52 e A699 er F3 iv y e Til Gordon ................................... E3 Swinton.................................. R a w A l A 128 T 20.52.66.67.81.81 Kelso Abbey 101 W A707 72 r A698 710 C4 Teviothead............................
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