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Locations

Find out more about the key locations and how they determined the tactics – and outcome – of the Battle of Bannockburn.

A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Stirling Castle, with the river running behind it. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of the Carse, in the middle of the plain. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of the Bannock Burn, running through the middle of the plain. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of St Ninian's, just above the river. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of the Roman road, cutting straight across the plain. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of the New Park, in between woodland and the Roman road. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of the Dryfield, situated in parkland nestled in the bend of the river. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Cambuskenneth Abbey, nestled to the north of the river. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Kings Park, in an area of parkland beneath the walls of Stirling Castle. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Coxet Hill, in a small woodland to the left of the Roman road. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Pelstream Burn, weaving across the plain to the right of the Roman road. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Balquhiderock Ridge, to the right of the Roman road. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Torwood, an area of woodland on high ground. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of the River Forth, snaking its way across the plain. A map showing the area around Bannockburn. A stylised red letter B marks the location of Stirling Bridge, crossing the River Forth just beneath Stirling Castle.

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