North Greendykes
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Image: © Anne Burgess Taken: 17 Feb 2013
North Greendykes stands on top of a low ridge above Broxburn, with an open view to the south. Curiously, the first edition six-inch map calls it South Greendykes, and marks the ruins of North Greendykes further north, where Faucheldean now is. The second edition just calls it Greendykes Cottages, marking Greendykes further south, on a site where there were no buildings shown on the earlier map.
