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AUCHTERMUCHTY (Gaelic, " the high ground of the
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wild sow ")  , a royal and
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police
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burgh of Fifeshire,
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Scotland, built on an
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elevation about 9 m . W. by S. of
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Cupar, with a station on a
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branch of the
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North
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British railway from
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Ladybank to Mawcarse Junction . Pop . 1387 . The rapid Loverspool
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Burn divides the
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town . The
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principal
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industries include the
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weaving of
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linen and damasks,
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bleaching, distilling and malting .
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John
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Glas, founder of the
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sect known as Glassites or Sandemanians, was a native of the town . A mile and a
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half to the
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south-
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west is the
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village of Strathmiglo (pop . 966), on the
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river
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Eden, with a linen factory and bleaching
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works .

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