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Annan Online	Owned and Managed by Annan Initiative as a Community Resource The Royal Burgh of Annan is the principal town of Annandale and Eskdale and the third largest in Dumfries and Galloway, south west Scotland
Auchencairn	Auchencairn is a traditional Scottish village consisting mainly of stone houses dating from the early 17th century. It is located on the heritage coastline of the Solway Estuary, an area of unspoiled hills, cliffs, islands, bays and beaches known locally as the Scottish Riviera.
Castle Douglas Food Town	With approximately fifty local businesses involved in either producing or selling food and drink, it is easy to see why Castle Douglas has been designated a Food Town. The vibrancy and appeal of the town lies largely in the draw of the shops and cafés, restaurants and hotels."
Castle Douglas on Wikipedia	Just what it says. Anyone can edit/amend a Wikipedia entry, so why not?
Cycling Dumfries	We want to celebrate what’s great about cycling in Dumfries, and encourage as many people to join us as we can, but we also want to try and improve the facilities in any way we can. We’re not affiliated to the council, or Go Smart, but we do want to work with them to improve the lot of cyclists in the area. We are here to represent the ordinary cyclist, in fact everyone who might like to cycle for whatever reason, even if they don’t now.
Dalbeattie .	Dalbeattie and District. On the Scottish coast of the Solway Firth, in the heart of the attractive countryside some 12 miles west of Dumfries, Dalbeattie is the shopping and amenity centre for the very popular Colvend Coast and Urr Estuary holiday areas
Dumfries and Galloway Online
Dumfries and Galloway Seniors Forum	The organisation has a proven track record of working on behalf of older people, giving a voice to seniors, not only in the affairs that affect them locally, but in particular when issues are likely to affect them directly. The Forum has always done this through its ethos of membership - that is, through older people acting and speaking on behalf of themselves and other older folk. and other agencies within Dumfries & Galloway. Issues raised that have been important over the years have been transport, health, care and welfare, housing, fuel poverty and benefit maximisation.
E-podunk page	Has a few links that might help family searches
GallowayNightSky	GallowayNightSky - Supporting Galloway Dark Sky Park - One of the darkest places on the planet in South West Scotland.
Gatehouse-of-Fleet	A warm welcome awaits you in Gatehouse of Fleet in the middle of a National Scenic Area on the edge of the magnificent Galloway Forest Park in the rural heart of Dumfries and Galloway.
Isle of Whithorn	A warm welcome to the Isle of Whithorn community in Dumfries and Galloway. The ‘Isle’ is situated on the southernmost tip of South West Scotland. If you‘ve never been to the Isle before and you are planning a visit, you’ll find lots of interesting information on our visitors’ page.
Kirkcudbright	Established as a Royal Burgh in 1455, Kirkcudbright has always been supported by a busy fishing trade. Behind the harbour the streets have housed generations of creative artists, a tradition maintained today by a flourishing colony of painters and craftworkers. This has led to it being called "The Artists' Town". Other well known features of the town are the pastel coloured houses and wide streets, the wide selection of mainly family owned shops where almost everything can be got, and the free parking all over town
Lochmaben	Lochmaben is a small town in the rural south-west of Scotland with a long and interesting history. Today the town has many active community organisations serving local people. For visitors to the area, there are many sites of interest to visit and outdoor activities to take part in.
Lockerbie	Lockerbie and District Initiative (LDI) is a voluntary organisation which was formed in 2003 to promote and facilitate the economic, educational, social, physical and environmental wellbeing of the inhabitants of Lockerbie and surrounding area. By working in partnership with local and national agencies, in particular Dumfries and Galloway Council, we aim to regenerate and revitalise the cultural, economic and social life of the town of Lockerbie and its immediate vicinity.
Mull of Galloway	The Mull of Galloway is Scotland's most southerly point and is one of its least known parts, remaining an unspoiled paradise for visitors seeking peace and tranquillity. We hope you will enjoy your visit and discover for yourself the beautiful countryside, the splendid views and good climate. There is much to see and do, at a leisurely pace and we invite you to explore our web site to find out more.
Newton Stewart	The aim of this web site is to act as a guide to the many attractions, events and activities, available in and around the picturesque market town in the centre of Galloway, south west Scotland. Also included is information for visitors about places to stay, where to shop & eat, services available and how to travel to and around this beautiful, unspoilt area.
Kirkpatrick Durham	Stuff from Kirkpatrick Durham!
Rampant Scotland	13,000+ Scottish-related Links, regularly updated. 4,300 Web page features on Scotland and the Scots
Scotland: National Rural Network	CONNECTING RURAL SCOTLAND - PROMOTING RURAL GROWTH
South West Scotland	Welcome to SW Scotland This fan page has been set up to promote all that South West Scotland has to offer to residents and tourists. If you own a business ... join our fan page and email me photos and information, contact details, etc. and I'll put together a photo feature for you. Promote the town or village that you live in ... join our fan page and email me photos and information and I'll put together a photo feature. Ask all your friends to join this fan page ... the more people contributing to it the better a resource it will be!!
Stranraer	Find out what is going on in the area - read the regularly updated News Bulletin, view the Events Guide and the list of Local Clubs, Groups & Organisations (inclusion in these listing is free of charge).
Stranraer - The Rhins	The Rhins or Rhinns of Galloway are in the most South Western corner of Scotland, part of Dumfries & Galloway in the district of Wigtownshire.
Whithorn	The Royal Burgh of Whithorn has an important history which is immediately obvious from the medieval street layout. Even more significant is the hidden evidence of the early origins of a settlement on this site going back to the 5th century, Scotland’s first Christian community.

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