-
facilities are also
available at
Lumphinnans Sports Hub and
Lumphinnans Bowling Club,
founded in 1909.
Lumphinnans United A.F.C. play in the amateur...
- Crossgates, Hill of Beath, and
Lumphinnans. Some
pupils in the north-east and south-west of the town
attend Lumphinnans and Hill of
Beath primary schools...
- south-east respectively. It is
separated from
Cowdenbeath by the
village of
Lumphinnans.
According to the 2007 po****tion estimate, the town has a po****tion...
-
Cowdenbeath and
Kelty and the
villages of Crossgates, Hill of
Beath and
Lumphinnans. Some
pupils from
Lochgelly and
Ballingry attend the school. The current...
- Balsusney; Kelty;
Kinghorn and Invertiel;
Linktown and
Kirkcaldy Central;
Lumphinnans and
Lochgelly South;
Oakfield and
Cowdenbeath North;
Raith and Longbraes;...
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Sauchie Clackmannanshire 34
Cowdenbeath 19,330 Cowdenbeath, Lochgelly,
Lumphinnans Fife 35
Peterhead 19,060
Peterhead Aberdeenshire 36 St
Andrews 18,410...
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Kingskettle Kirkcaldy Ladybank Largo Leslie Leuchars Leven Lochgelly Logie Lumphinnans Markinch Methil Monimail Moonzie Newburgh Newburn Pitlessie Pittenweem...
-
Dunfermline 7 July 1930 Line
remains extant Kinross-shire
Railway Kinross to
Lumphinnans 22
September 1930 (to p****engers) 12 July 1972 (to freight) Kirkcaldy...
-
Aberdeenshire (Gaelic: Lann Fhìonain),
Saint Fhìonain.
Lumphinnans Fife. Its
etymology is
identical to
Lumphinnans above, with
which it
shares a
Gaelic name. Landis...
- from the
deviation to the EP&D near
South Lumphinnans, and a
branch to
Kelty colliery. The
South Lumphinnans connection would have been a
direct duplication...
