Map of Coatbridge Scotland – Town Centre, Districts & Location Guide

Coatbridge is a large town in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, known for its industrial heritage, canals, parks, transport links and its location within the Greater Glasgow urban area.

This map of Coatbridge Scotland provides an overview of the town centre, districts, transport routes, parks, major landmarks and Coatbridge’s location within Scotland.

Quick Answer:

Coatbridge is located in North Lanarkshire in central Scotland. Major areas include Coatbridge Town Centre, Blairhill, Coatdyke, Cliftonville, Greenend, Kirkwood, Sikeside, Whifflet, Carnbroe and Gartsherrie.

Interactive Coatbridge Map (Reference View) Explore Coatbridge town centre, railway stations, canals, parks and surrounding North Lanarkshire locations.
Tip: Coatbridge maps are useful for understanding how the town centre, railway stations, canal network and surrounding communities connect across North Lanarkshire.

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Where is Coatbridge Located?

Coatbridge is located in North Lanarkshire in central Scotland. The town lies east of Glasgow and forms part of the wider Greater Glasgow urban area.

  • Council Area: North Lanarkshire
  • Country: Scotland
  • United Kingdom: Great Britain
  • Nearby places: Airdrie, Bellshill, Motherwell and Glasgow
  • Direction from Glasgow: East

Areas Shown on a Coatbridge Map

  • Coatbridge Town Centre — shopping, services and transport hub.
  • Blairhill — residential district west of the centre.
  • Coatdyke — eastern district with rail connections.
  • Cliftonville — residential area near the town centre.
  • Greenend — northern suburb.
  • Kirkwood — residential district with local amenities.
  • Sikeside — eastern residential area.
  • Whifflet — southern district with railway services.
  • Carnbroe — modern residential area east of the town.
  • Gartsherrie — historic district linked to Coatbridge's industrial past.

Major Landmarks on the Map

  • Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life
  • Coatbridge Sunnyside Station
  • Drumpellier Country Park
  • Time Capsule Waterpark
  • Monkland Canal
  • Coatbridge Library
  • St Augustine's Church
  • Townhead Park
  • Whifflet Railway Station
  • Coatbridge Heritage Centre area

Transport Features

Coatbridge has strong transport links across central Scotland through rail services, major roads and regional bus networks.

  • Coatbridge Sunnyside Station
  • Coatbridge Central Station
  • Whifflet Station
  • M8 Motorway
  • M73 Motorway
  • A725 route
  • ScotRail services
  • Glasgow transport connections

Parks and Natural Features

Coatbridge includes country parks, canals and green spaces that are important features commonly shown on local maps.

  • Drumpellier Country Park
  • Monkland Canal
  • Townhead Park
  • Langloan Moss direction
  • North Calder Water
  • Lanarkshire countryside
  • River Clyde direction

Nearby Destinations

  • Airdrie
  • Motherwell
  • Bellshill
  • Glasgow
  • Hamilton
  • Strathclyde Country Park
  • Bothwell
  • New Lanark

Using a Coatbridge Map

A Coatbridge map is useful for locating the town centre, railway stations, museums, parks, canal network and surrounding districts. It also helps visitors understand how Coatbridge connects with Glasgow and the wider central Scotland region.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Coatbridge located?
    Coatbridge is located in North Lanarkshire in central Scotland.
  • What is Coatbridge known for?
    Coatbridge is known for its industrial heritage, Summerlee Museum, canal network and transport links.
  • What are the main areas of Coatbridge?
    Main areas include Coatbridge Town Centre, Blairhill, Coatdyke, Cliftonville, Whifflet, Carnbroe and Gartsherrie.
  • Does Coatbridge have railway stations?
    Yes. Coatbridge is served by several railway stations including Coatbridge Sunnyside, Coatbridge Central and Whifflet.
  • Is Coatbridge easy to get around?
    Yes. Coatbridge has rail services, buses, motorway access and strong regional road connections.
  • Is Coatbridge worth visiting?
    Yes. Visitors can explore industrial heritage attractions, parks, canals and nearby central Scotland destinations.

This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Boundaries, transport routes, services, attractions, opening hours, place names and local information may change without notice. Always verify current details with official sources when planning travel.