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Glenrothes

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Glenrothes
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County
Fife
Highway Authority
Fife
Transport Scotland Roads
A92
Places related to the A92
Places related to the A911
Places related to the A912
Places related to the A914

Glenrothes is a New Town in east Fife, lying just off the A92. As is common with New Towns, it has a lot of good, wide roads, broken up by an inordinate number of roundabouts. The A911 bisects it east-west, loosely following the valley of the River Leven, while the B921 navigates the town's southern side, and the B969 and B9130 respectively serve its west and east.

Although roads are by far the best means of navigating Glenrothes, there are two nearby railway stations, at Markinch and Glenrothes With Thornton (which is in Thornton). Some maps shows Fife Airport on the southwest corner, but you'll have a long wait if you try to fly there.

Routes

Route To Notes

A92

Dundee

A92

Kirkcaldy, Forth Road Bridge

A911

Leslie, Milnathort

A911

Windygates

A912

Falkland, Strathmiglo

A914

Cupar

B921

Auchterderran

B922

Cardenden (via B981)

B969

B9130




Glenrothes
Projects
Junctions
Crossings
Roads
A92 • A911 • A912 • A914 • B921 • B922 • B969 • B9130 • C32 (Fife) • C34 (Fife) • C49 (Fife) • C87 (Fife) • C124 (Fife) • C125 (Fife) • C126 (Fife) • C127 (Fife) • C128 (Fife) • C129 (Fife) • C130 (Fife) • C131 (Fife) • C132 (Fife)
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