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connecting the
burgh to the
neighbouring settlements of Linktown, Pathhead,
Sinclairtown and Gallatown,
which became part of the town in 1876. The
formerly separate...
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Sinclairtown railway station served the
suburb of
Sinclairtown, Fife,
Scotland from 1847 to 1969 on the
Edinburgh and
Northern Railway. The
station opened...
- Inverkeithing; Dunnikier;
Dysart and Gallatown;
Glebe Park,
Pathhead and
Sinclairtown;
Hayfield and Balsusney; Kelty;
Kinghorn and Invertiel;
Linktown and...
- Gallatown/Dysart/Coaltown of Wemyss/Thornton, Hayfield/Kirkcaldy Central, and Smeaton/
Sinclairtown. 1997–2005: The
Kirkcaldy District electoral divisions of Buckhaven,...
- the south,
Kirkcaldy to the 'west',
Dysart to the east, and Gallatown,
Sinclairtown and
Dunnikier to the north.
According to
Robert Brodie's
Historical Sketches...
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Thornton Junction Wemyss and
Buckhaven Railway Fife
Circle line
Dysart Sinclairtown Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy District Railway Kinghorn Burntisland Aberdour Fife...
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Following station Thornton Junction Line open,
station closed North British Railway Edinburgh and
Northern Railway Sinclairtown Line open,
station closed...
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Kidderminster in 1901. The
burghs of Pathhead, Linktown,
Gallatown and
Sinclairtown were also
officially merged into the
royal burgh of
Kirkcaldy in 1876...
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Grangemouth Bonnybridge Bo'ness
Halbeath Dysart[additional citation(s) needed]
Sinclairtown[additional citation(s) needed] Windygates[additional citation(s) needed]...
- Commons.
Kirkcaldy railway station,
along with now
defunct stations in
Sinclairtown and Dysart,
finally opened on 20 June 1847 as part of the
Edinburgh and...
