- Kinross;
Glazert Water – a
tributary of the
River Kelvin which lends its name to a
Country House Hotel and two
streets in Lennoxtown;
Glazert Burn – a...
-
Templeton in
approximately the
right place between the
Annick Water and the
Glazert Water.
Other Knights Templar temple-lands were to be
found at the Templehouse...
- in
North Ayrshire,
Parish of Dunlop, Scotland. The
house overlooks the
Glazert Burn,
which runs into the
Annick Water at Watermeetings.
Kennox house was...
- The
Glazert Water is a
tributary of the
River Kelvin in East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It is
formed 1
kilometre (5⁄8 mi)
south of
Clachan of
Campsie (55°58′49″N...
- of
Campsie Glen
where the
Finglen and
Aldessan Burns meet,
forming the
Glazert Water which then
flows south-east
until it
joins the
River Kelvin near...
- of the
three main
tributaries of the
River Kelvin, the
others being the
Glazert Water and the
Luggie Water. It
flows through Milngavie. List of places...
- Scotland. The laird's
house at
Borland stood near the
Sandy Ford over the
Glazert Water. The
names Bordland, Boreland, Borland,
Laigh Borland, Low Borland...
- Cunningham, who
became a
Paisley burgess in 1668. The corn mill on the
Glazert Water at
Aiket is
first marked on the 1890 OS map. It has been restored...
-
Kirkintilloch at its
confluence with the more
substantial waters of the
Glazert and Luggie. It then
flows past Torrance,
meanders through Balmore Haughs...
-
sitting in a
hollow created by glaciation. The loch
waters drained via the
Glazert Water that
joins the
Annick Water.
Gabriel Porterfield and his wife Jean...
