MILNGAVIE (locally pronounced Millguy)  , a police burgh of Dumbartonshire, Scotland . Pop . (1901), 3481 . It lies 6 m . N.N.W. of Glasgow by the North British railway . The chief industries include bleach-fields, dye-works, a distillery and a paper mill; but the town is largely a residential quarter for Glasgow business men . Close to the town are two reservoirs, Mugdock (62 acres) and Craigmaddie (88 acres), in which is stored the water from Loch Katrine . Mugdock Castle, ri m . N. of Milngavie, is an old stronghold of the Grahams; in Baldernock parish, about 2 M . E., stands a cromlech, called "the Auld Wives' Lift " (400 ft. high), commanding a fine view of the lands between the Forth and Clyde . Dougalston Loch, m . S.E., contains several rare aquatic plants .