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grangemouth is in Scotland about 1 and a half hours from Glasgow airport.about the same from edinburugh airport and it is about 15 mins from falkirk if you know where that is! i would know this because i live in grangemouth near zetland parish church and moray primary! grangemouth is the best!! it rules
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What is Grangemouth's population?
Grangemouth's population is 17,906.
When was Grangemouth middle schools created?
Grangemouth middle schools was created in 1975.
Was Top Gear filmed in grangemouth?
no in dunsfold
All ports of scotland?
There are several including Grangemouth, Leith, Aberdeen, Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Oban, Clydebank etc.
What has the author Robert Porteous written?
Robert Porteous has written: 'Grangemouth's ancient heritage' 'Grangemouth's modern history, 1768-1968' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, History, Social conditions
When was Tommy Whittle born?
Tommy Whittle was born on October 13, 1926, in Grangemouth, Scotland, UK.
When was Thomas Livingstone Mitchell born?
Thomas Livingstone Mitchell was born on June 16, 1792 in Grangemouth, Scotland.
Who owns the Little kerse playing fields in Grangemouth?
Is a lease which is held by a Stephen Barr(owns the Tone-zone in the town centre)
What is the name of a seaport in Scotland?
Yes. Aberdeen, Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Leith and Clydebank are all Scottish seaports. There are also military seaports which are not available to general shipping.
Major seaports in Scotland?
Some major seaports in Scotland include the Port of Aberdeen, Port of Grangemouth, Port of Leith in Edinburgh, and the Port of Glasgow. These ports play important roles in the maritime industry and support various shipping activities such as cargo handling, passenger ferries, and oil and gas operations.
Where are the 9 oil refineries in Great Britain?
As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, Great Britain has nine operational oil refineries located in the following areas: Grangemouth (Scotland), Clydebank (Scotland), Pembroke (Wales), Milford Haven (Wales), Fawley (England), Isle of Grain (England), Stanlow (England), Coryton (England), and the small refinery at Harwich (England). These refineries play a crucial role in processing crude oil into various petroleum products. The locations are strategically chosen based on proximity to shipping routes and raw material sources.
Who was the first person to break the 10 second barrier in 100 meter sprint?
That was Jim Hines of the United States at the U.S. National Championships in June, 1968 with a hand timed 9.9. He then became the first to run an electronically timed 100m under ten seconds at the 1968 Summer Olympics with a 9.95.
