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Dumbarton
località
Dumbarton – Veduta
Localizzazione
Stato
Regno Unito Regno Unito
   Scozia Scozia
Area di consiglio Dunbartonshire Occidentale
Territorio
Coordinate
55°57′N 4°32′W / 55.95°N 4.533333°W55.95; -4.533333 (Dumbarton)Coordinate: 55°57′N 4°32′W / 55.95°N 4.533333°W55.95; -4.533333 (Dumbarton)
Abitanti 44 700 (stima 2004)
Altre informazioni
Cod. postale G82
Fuso orario UTC+0
Cartografia

Mappa di localizzazione: Regno Unito

Dumbarton

Dumbarton



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Dumbarton (Dùn Breatainn in gaelico) è una città dell'area amministrativa scozzese del Dunbartonshire Occidentale, nel Regno Unito, situata nei pressi della confluenza del fiume Leven nel Clyde. Secondo le stime del 2004[1], Dumbarton conta circa 44.700 abitanti.




Indice






  • 1 Monumenti e luoghi d'interesse


    • 1.1 Castello di Dumbarton




  • 2 Note


  • 3 Altri progetti


  • 4 Collegamenti esterni





Monumenti e luoghi d'interesse |



Castello di Dumbarton |


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Lo stesso argomento in dettaglio: Dumbarton Rock.


Note |




  1. ^ Dati GROS, (dati del governo scozzese) (archiviato dall'url originale l'11 dicembre 2007).



Altri progetti |



Altri progetti


  • Wikimedia Commons



  • Collabora a Wikimedia CommonsWikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Dumbarton


Collegamenti esterni |


  • (EN) Sito della comunità locale, su west-dunbarton.gov.uk.

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Controllo di autorità
LCCN (EN) n83128478


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