Gogarloch

Gogarloch
Gogarloch
Administration
Pays Drapeau : Royaume-Uni Royaume-Uni
(Drapeau d'Écosse Écosse)
Latitude
Longitude
55° 56′ 09″ Nord
       3° 18′ 19″ Ouest
/ 55.935894, -3.305158
55° 56′ 09″ N 3° 18′ 19″ W / 55.935894, -3.305158 

Géolocalisation sur la carte : Royaume-Uni

(Voir situation sur carte : Royaume-Uni)
Gogarloch

Géolocalisation sur la carte : Écosse

(Voir situation sur carte : Écosse)
Gogarloch

Gogarloch est un quartier résidentiel dans le quartier de South Gyle à Edimbourg, en Écosse. Il se trouve près de la gare de chemin de fer de South Gyle et de South Gyle Broadway, à 7 km à l'ouest du centre-ville. Corstorphine et Wester Broom sont à proximité.

Historiquement, cette région était marécageuse (d'où «loch» dans le nom) mais le terrain a été drainé au XIXe siècle pour créer de la place pour un nouveau chemin de fer. La plupart des logements date des années 1990.

D'autres anciens lochs d'Edimbourg, notamment le Nor Loch et Burgh Loch était sur le site de l'actuelle zone Meadows.

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