Cameron Bridge

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Cameron Bridge is a village in Fife, Scotland, historically known for its large grain distillery and now served by the Levenmouth rail link.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
village
country Scotland
distilleryOutputUsedFor blended Scotch whisky
neutral grain spirit
white spirits
distilleryOwner Diageo
distilleryType grain whisky distillery
hasIndustry distilling industry
grain processing
whisky industry
hasNameOrigin named after a bridge over the River Leven
hasNotableFeature Cameronbridge distillery
hasTransportInfrastructure Cameron Bridge railway station
historicalSignificance major centre of grain distilling in Scotland
knownFor grain spirit production
large grain distillery
whisky production
locatedIn Fife
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Fife council area
linked to: Fife Council area
locatedInRegion Levenmouth
locatedNear Kirkcaldy
Leven
Windygates
locatedOn River Leven (Fife)
linked to: River Leven, Fife
nearRoad A915 road
A955 road NERFINISHED
partOf Levenmouth rail project area
railwayLine Levenmouth rail link
servedBy Levenmouth rail link

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Levenmouth rail link connects Cameron Bridge