Forth, South Lanarkshire

Forth, South Lanarkshire
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Forth is a village in South Lanarkshire, Scotland with a population of 2,220.

External links

Census 2001 statistics for Forth

See also

List of places in South Lanarkshire

Coordinates: 55°45′N 3°41′W / 55.75, -3.683

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v • d • e Settlements in South Lanarkshire

Principal Towns (Over 10,000)	Blantyre • Cambuslang • Carluke • East Kilbride • Hamilton • Larkhall • Rutherglen

Other towns and villages	Abington • Ashgill • Auchengray • Auchenheath • Biggar • Blackwood • Bothwell • Braidwood • Carnwath • Carstairs • Cartland • Chapelton • Coalburn • Cobbinshaw • Coulter • Crawford • Crawfordjohn • Dalserf • Dolphinton • Douglas • Elsrickle • Forth • Glassford • Kilncadzow • Kirkfieldbank • Kirkmuirhill • Lanark • Law • Leadhills • Lesmahagow • Newbigging • Nerston • Pettinain • Quothquan • Ravenstruther • Rigside • Sandford • Stonehouse • Strathaven • Symington • Tarbrax • Thankerton • Uddingston • Wiston • Woolfords • Yieldshields

Places of interest	Bothwell Castle • Battle of Bothwell Bridge • Battle of Drumclog • Cadzow Castle • Chatelherault Country Park • Clyde Valley • Craignethan Castle • David Livingstone Centre • Dollan Baths • Falls of Clyde • Little Sparta • New Lanark • Strathaven Castle

Forth was formaly a small mining village

indigenous population are backward and dont have the basic human skills with which to lead a healthy and productive life.

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