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Primrose Street was a tram terminus and from 1902 the place where track changes were made at the Scotstoun-Whiteinch districts boundary.






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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_Corporation_Tramways 1938 route list and map 6: Dalmuir (Dumbarton Road), Clydebank, Scotstoun, Whiteinch, Partick / Western Infirmary), Sauchiehall Street (Kelvingrove, Charing Cross), Townhead (Parliamentary Road), Alexandra Parade, Haghill (Cumbernauld Road), Riddrie (Smithycroft Road). 9: Dalmuir (Dumbarton Road), Clydebank, Scotstoun, Whiteinch, Partick Cross, Yorkhill / Kelvingrove Park (Argyle Street), Anderston, Central Station, St Enoch Station), Trongate, Glasgow Cross, Bridgeton (London Road), Celtic Park, Auchenshuggle (Causeyside Street).[12] 9A: As 9 from Scotstoun to Bridgeton Cross, then Dalmarnock Bridge, Farme Cross, Farmeloan Road, Stonelaw Road, Burnside (Duke's Road). 9B: As 9A to Farmeloan Road, then Rutherglen (Main Street). 16: Whiteinch (Primrose Street), Partick, Yorkhill / Kelvingrove Park (Argyle Street), Finnieston, St Vincent Street, North Street, Charing Cross, St George's Road, Garscube Cross, Possil Cross, Keppochhill, Cowlairs (Springburn Road).

Primrose Street was a tram terminus and from 1902 the place where track changes were made at the Scotstoun-Whiteinch districts boundary

This is one of three heritage trails within Scotstoun. They all start and end at Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre. This trail is centred in a busy area with main roads and a well used cycle path which has cyclists, pedestrians and dog walkers. Please make sure you exercise caution at all times and where  possible use pedestrian crossings.

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