Greenwall

Settlement in Lanarkshire

Scotland

Greenwall

Esso Filling Station on Main Street The price of petrol has gone up since the last picture was taken at this location! — Esso Filling Station on Main Street Credit: Stuart Logan

Greenwall is a small village located in the county of Lanarkshire, Scotland. Situated approximately 13 miles southeast of Glasgow, it is nestled within the picturesque countryside, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields. The village is part of the larger South Lanarkshire council area.

Greenwall is known for its tranquil and scenic setting, making it an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. The village is primarily residential, with a small population of around 500 residents. The community is close-knit, and the locals take great pride in maintaining the village's charm and character.

Despite its small size, Greenwall has some amenities to offer its residents. There is a local pub, providing a social hub for locals and visitors alike. Additionally, the village has a primary school, ensuring that families have access to education within the community.

For those seeking outdoor activities, Greenwall is surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The nearby Clyde Valley offers opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the countryside. Furthermore, the village is conveniently located near several golf courses, providing recreational options for golf enthusiasts.

Transport links to Greenwall are easily accessible, with regular bus services connecting the village to nearby towns and cities. The M74 motorway is also within close proximity, offering convenient access to Glasgow and other major cities in the central belt of Scotland.

In summary, Greenwall is a charming and peaceful village in Lanarkshire, offering a rural lifestyle and stunning natural surroundings.

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Greenwall Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.775851/-3.7050995 or Grid Reference NS9354. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Esso Filling Station on Main Street

The price of petrol has gone up since the last picture was taken at this location!

Stuart Logan

Junction of A706 and B7016 at Wilsontown

Ian Murfitt

Will I Grow to your size?

Spindly trees among the more mature plantation at Heathland near Wilsontown

Ian Murfitt

Fire break in heathland Plantation near to Wilsontown

Ian Murfitt

Cottages in Forth

John Lord

Post Office & pub, Forth

John Lord

St Paul's Church, Forth

John Lord

Library, Forth

Looking over Main Street towards the entrance to the library.

Richard Webb

The Main Street in Forth, South Lanarkshire

James Denham

Main Street, Forth

Richard Webb

Climpy Industrial Park

Six years on from NS9353 : Climpy Industrial Park and little seems to have changed other than a loss of electrons from the iron in the sign - i.e. it has rusted.

Richard Webb

Grassland, Greenwall

Wet ground, quite high up near Forth. The Irvine's Bus had just left Forth.

Richard Webb

Mine workings, Climpy

Depressions in a field, probably due to digging bell pits.

Richard Webb

Track of dismantled railway near Climpy

The railway served the coal mines around Climpy and closed in 1964

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View from Blacklaw Windfarm visitor car park

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Black Law Wind Farm

The eastern end of the wind farm on Hare Hill.

G Laird

Main Street, Forth

Looking south along the A706, the main road from Lanark to Linlithgow.

G Laird

Forth St. Paul's Parish Church of Scotland

On Main Street, Forth. The clock in the church tower was erected by the people of Forth and District in memory of Dr. John Reid, M.D., J.P. in appreciation of his devoted service from 1900 - 1949.

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Greenwall is located at Grid Ref: NS9354 (Lat: 55.775851, Lng: -3.7050995)

Unitary Authority: South Lanarkshire

Police Authority: Lanarkshire