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Coordinates: 55°53′30″N 4°12′30″W / 55.891596°N 4.208218°W / 55.891596; -4.208218

Balornock
Scottish Gaelic: Both Lobharnaig

Balornock Balornock shown within Glasgow
OS grid reference	NS620687
Council area	Glasgow City Council
Lieutenancy area	Glasgow
Country	Scotland
Sovereign state	United Kingdom
Post town	GLASGOW
Postcode district	G21
Dialling code	0141
Police	Strathclyde
Fire	Strathclyde
Ambulance	Scottish
EU Parliament	Scotland
UK Parliament	Glasgow North East
Scottish Parliament	Glasgow Springburn
	Glasgow
List of places: UK • Scotland • Glasgow

Balornock (Both Lobharnaig in Gaelic) is a district in the city of Glasgow, Scotland. Situated outside the city centre, north of the River Clyde, it forms part of the larger area of Springburn.

Balornock shares the Red Road complex of multi-storey flats with the neighbouring district of Barmulloch. In fact the only flats in the complex not in Balornock is: 21 Birnie Court (single yellow block) which is in Barmulloch.

Local amenities include Stobhill Hospital, The Morven. In 2006 the area was the setting of the award-winning film Red Road by Andrea Arnold.

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North of the River Clyde	Anderston • Anniesland • Auchenshuggle • Baillieston • Balornock • Barlanark • Barmulloch • Barrowfield • Blackhill • Blairdardie • Blochairn • Blythswood Hill • Botany • Braidfauld • Bridgeton • Broomhill • Budhill • Calton • Camlachie • Carmyle • Carntyne • Colston • Cowcaddens • Cowlairs • Craigend • Charing Cross • Cranhill • Dalmarnock • Dennistoun • Dowanhill • Drumchapel • Easterhouse • Easthall • Finnieston • Garnethill • Garrowhill • Garscadden • Garthamlock • Germiston • Greenfield • Haghill • Hamiltonhill • High Ruchill • Hillhead • Hogganfield • Hyndland • Jordanhill • Kelvinbridge • Kelvindale • Kelvinside • Knightswood • Lambhill • Lightburn • Lilybank • Maryhill • Maryhill Park • Merchant City • Millerston • Milton • Mount Vernon • Netherton • Newbank • North Kelvinside • Park District • Parkhead • Partick • Partickhill • Possilpark • Provanhall • Provanmill • Queenslie • Riddrie • Robroyston • Roystonhill • Ruchazie • Ruchill • Sandyhills • Scotstoun • Scotstounhill • Shettleston • Sighthill • Springboig • Springburn • Springhill • Summerston • Swinton • Temple • Thornwood • Tollcross • Townhead • Wellhouse • West End • Whiteinch • Woodlands • Woodside • Wyndford • Yoker • Yorkhill

South of the River Clyde	Arden • Auldhouse • Battlefield • Bellahouston • Cardonald • Carmunnock • Carnwadric • Castlemilk • Cathcart • Cessnock • Corkerhill • Cowglen • Craigton • Croftfoot • Crookston • Crosshill • Crossmyloof • Darnley • Deaconsbank • Drumoyne • Dumbreck • Govan • Govanhill • Gorbals • Halfway • Hillington • Hillpark • Hurlet • Hutchesontown • Ibrox • Jenny Lind • Kennishead • King's Park • Kinning Park • Langside • Laurieston • Linthouse • Mansewood • Merrylee • Mosspark • Mount Florida • Muirend • Newlands • Nitshill • Oatlands • Penilee • Pollok • Pollokshaws • Pollokshields • Polmadie • Priesthill • Queen's Park • Roughmussel • Shawlands • Shieldhall • Simshill • South Nitshill • Southpark Village • Strathbungo • Toryglen • Tradeston

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