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Bathgate HillsA range of low rolling hills in West Lothian, the Bathgate Hills rise to a height of 305m (1000 feet) at the Knock and are largely comprising of ash and lava piled up by volcanic activity during the Carboniferous era. The Ballencrieff Water rises among the hills.
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