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Strowanswell Road, DUMBARTON, G82 2QP

This photograph shows the junction of the main road (Image) and Strowan's Well Road, in the Barnhill area of Dumbarton. See the link just cited for further context; note that the same building and junction can be seen in that picture. The well after which Strowan's Well Road is named lies about 200 metres to the ENE of the junction, beyond the far end of the road: Image Facing Strowan's Well Road, on the other side of Stirling Road, is the junction with Image

Just a few metres ahead, the road crosses above Image, which, at the right-hand edge of the photo, runs between the nearest tree and the fence that is visible behind it. On the left-hand side of the road, the junction with Image is on the near side of the closest building. Much of the skyline is taken up by Dumbuck Hill, a large part of which has been quarried out: Image

For more information about the burn itself, see Image The present photograph is a view towards the point where the burn passes under the main road (Stirling Road); the arch of the bridge there is visible ahead. In the left-hand side of the photo, the course of the road is indicated by the stone wall, which is at the far side of the road. Visible on the right are the back gardens of houses in Strowan's Road; for the origin of the name of that road, see Image For a view in the opposite direction from the same point, see Image

A new care home is being built here on the former location of Image The picture was taken from outside the construction site, and shows the southern end of the development (shown from another angle in Image).

A new care home is being built here on the former location of Image The picture was taken from outside the construction site, and shows the southern end of the development (seen from another angle in Image).

For more information about the burn, see Image The section shown in the present photograph flows through the Barnhill area; the picture was taken at a location just beyond the north-eastern end of Image Just below the centre of the image, a dark rock juts out from the right-hand bank of the burn. From near that point, a dark line leads from the burn towards the right-hand edge of the photo. That feature is the channel of a small stream, which flows from Image into Gruggies Burn.