parish of Ballingry

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The parish of Ballingry is a small ecclesiastical and civil parish in Fife, Scotland, historically associated with coal mining communities and rural settlements.

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parish of Ballingry canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
ecclesiastical parish
administrativeStatus civil parish used for some statistical and historical purposes
borders parish of Auchterderran
parish of Beath
parish of Kinglassie
parish of Portmoak
linked to: Portmoak parish
category Mining communities in Fife
Parishes in Fife
country Scotland
denomination Church of Scotland
ecclesiasticalJurisdiction Presbytery within the Church of Scotland
governedBy Fife Council (local government)
linked to: Fife Council
hasChurch Ballingry Parish Church
hasFeature former mining villages
rural farmland
hasSettlement Auchterderran (partly, historically associated)
linked to: Auchterderran

Ballingry
Crosshill
Glencraig
Lochore
hasTransportLink roads connecting to Cowdenbeath
roads connecting to Kinross
roads connecting to Lochgelly
historicalEconomicActivity agriculture
coal mining
historicallyAssociatedWith coal mining
rural settlements
language English
Scots
locatedIn Central Lowlands of Scotland
Fife
Kingdom of Fife council area
eastern Scotland
former Fife coalfield area
near Benarty Hill
Loch Ore
partOf Church of Scotland ecclesiastical structure
region historical county of Fife
religion Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian
timeZone UTC+0
UTC+1 (daylight saving time)

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parish of Auchterderran adjacentToParish parish of Ballingry