Change: industries by canal.The map from the 1970's still shows Canal Street on it which ran on top of the old canal but by the present day, Canal Street has disapeared with redevelopment as can be seen below on Google Earth.Canal Street in Clydebank during the 1970's   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 192)  View all updates.

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Change: Auchinlee ParkBellahouston ParkBotanic GardensBroomhill Cross ParkCathkin Braes Country ParkCathkin ParkDarnley Mill ParkDawsholm ParkElder ParkGarscadden Burn ParkGlasgow GreenHogganfield ParkKelvingrove ParkLinn ParkMaryhill ParkMaxwell ParkPollok Country ParkQueen's ParkRuchill ParkSpringburn ParkTollcross ParkVictoria Park   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 147)  View all updates.

Change: renamed it Cathkin Park. Whilst known as Hampden Park in staged a number of Scottish Cup Finals and even Scotland played England there in 1894.FacilitiesThe park has no formalised facilities but instead provides an open space for playing sports on the south side of the city.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 182)  View all updates.

Change: Created by scallopboy Oct 9 2007, 3:57 PM EDT for: no reason given  View all updates.

Change: Glasgow CanalsForth & Clyde CanalGlasgow, Paisley & Johnstone CanalMonkland CanalThe Union CanalThe Cart Junction Canal   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 18)  View all updates.

Change: The canal company was incorporated under an Act of Parliament of 1836 to construct a canal extending from the Forth and Clyde Canal at Whitecrook   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 64)  View all updates.

Change: Dudley,Dudley, West Midlands. There are two locks to drop the canal level from that of the Union Canal to this basin. The tunnel was required because the canal had to pass underneath the route of the Antonine Wall without disturbing its archaeological remains.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1416)  View all updates.

Change: the two main cities of Scotland, Edinburgh and Glasgow. The Forth & Clyde Canal, completed in 1790,runs ran from Bowling on the River Clyde to Grangemouth on the River Forth and any goods from Glasgow destined for Edinburgh then had to be transported overland from Grangemouth which   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1305)  View all updates.

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