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Holytown
North LanarkshireA large village in the Bothwell Parish of North Lanarkshire, Holytown lies 2 miles (3 km) northeast of Hamilton. It developed in the 18th century in association with coal mining and a railway junction station named Holytown was opened at nearby New Stevenston in 1869.
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