- Coatbridge owes its name to a bridge that carried the old Edinburgh-Glasgow road over the Gartsherrie Burn, at what is now Coatbridge Cross.
- In 'Celtic minded',[21] Des Dillon wrote about the notion of a separate Coatbridge accent influenced by the successive waves of Irish immigrants into the town.
- Coatbridge Tourism: Tripadvisor has 8,170 reviews of Coatbridge Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Coatbridge resource.
- Coatbridge was part Gartsherrie, in the parish of Old Monkland. ... Coatbridge is on the road from Airdrie to Glasgow and the Monkland canal runs through the town.
- Things to Do in Coatbridge, Scotland: See Tripadvisor's 8,171 traveler reviews and photos of Coatbridge tourist attractions.
- Coatbridge, Birleşik Krallık otellerinde internet üzerinden büyük indirimler. Yer bulmada kolaylık ve muhteşem fiyatlar.
- ...GO Outdoors, Farmfoods Ltd, Owen's, Ark Veterinary Clinics Ltd, Fishkeeper Glasgow (Coatbridge), Crown Jewel, Mondo Hotel, Kwik Fit - Coatbridge.
- Verified travelers to Coatbridge have given top reviews for the breakfast at Mondo Hotel.
- The Coatbridge railway bridges, the former Cattle Market Building, St Mary's Church and Coatbridge Library are all B-listed buildings.
- Coatbridge became a burgh in 1885. ... Centrally located within Scotland’s railway network, Coatbridge is a dry-port hub, handling large volumes of freight.
- Then the Industrial Revolution arrived. Airdrie became a weaving and textile town, while Coatbridge grew on pig iron from locally mined ironstone.
- No.6 bridge on the Monkland Canal #Coatbridge from an early 1900s postcard I’m pretty sure it’s this bridge to the west of Drumpellier Farm, a once-grand estate...
