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Sign in Carnoustie with its twin town
Map of Scotland

This is a list of placesinScotland which have standing links to local communities in other countries. In most cases, the association, especially when formalised by local government, is known as "town twinning" (usually in Europe) or "sister cities" (usually in the rest of the world).

A

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Aberdeen[1]

  • France Clermont-Ferrand, France
  • Germany Regensburg, Germany
  • Norway Stavanger, Norway

    • Aberdour[2]

    Abernethy[3]

    Aboyne[4]

    Airdrie[5]

    Angus[6][7]

  • China Yantai, China

    • Annan[8]

    Anstruther[2]

    Argyll and Bute[9]

    Ayr[10]

    B

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    Birnam[11]

    Blairgowrie and Rattray[3]

  • United States Pleasanton, United States

    • Bonnyrigg[12]

    Bothwell[13]

    Burntisland[2]

    C

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    Carnoustie[14]

    Clackmannanshire[15]

  • France Vendargues, France

    • Coatbridge[16]

    Coldstream[17]

    Comrie[3]

    Crieff[18]

    Cumbernauld[19]

    D

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    Dalgety Bay and Hillend[20]

    Dalkeith[21]

    Danderhall[22]

    Dull[23]

  • United States Boring, United States

    • Dumfries[24][25]

  • Italy Cantù, Italy
  • Germany Gifhorn, Germany

    • Dunbar[26]

  • United States Martinez, United States

    • Dundee[27]

  • State of Palestine Nablus, Palestine
  • France Orléans, France
  • Germany Würzburg, Germany
  • Croatia Zadar, Croatia

    • Dunfermline[2]

  • Spain Logroño, Spain
  • United States Sarasota, United States
  • Norway Trondheim, Norway
  • France Vichy, France
  • Germany Wilhelmshaven, Germany

    • Dunkeld[11]

    Duns[28]

    E

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    Earlston[29]

    East Ayrshire[30]

    East Dunbartonshire[31][32]

  • Japan Yoichi, Japan

    • East Kilbride[33]

    East Lothian[26]

  • Germany Spree-Neiße (district), Germany

    • East Renfrewshire[34]

    Edinburgh[35][36]

  • New Zealand Dunedin, New Zealand
  • Italy Florence, Italy
  • Poland Kraków, Poland
  • Ukraine Kyiv, Ukraine
  • Germany Munich, Germany
  • France Nice, France
  • United States San Diego, United States
  • China Shenzhen, China
  • Canada Vancouver, Canada
  • China Xi'an, China

    • Edzell[37]

    Elgin[38]

    Ellon[39]

    Embo[40]

    Errol[3]

    Eyemouth[41]

    F

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    Falkirk[42]

  • France Créteil, France
  • Germany Odenwald (district), Germany
  • United States San Rafael, United States

    • Fochabers[38]

    Fife[2]

    Forfar[44]

    Forres[45][46]

  • United States Mount Dora, United States

    • Fort William[47]

    Fraserburgh[48]

    G

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    Girvan[10]

    Glasgow[49]

  • China Dalian, China
  • Cuba Havana, Cuba
  • Pakistan Lahore, Pakistan
  • France Marseille, France
  • Ukraine Mykolaiv, Ukraine
  • Germany Nuremberg, Germany
  • Italy Turin, Italy

    • Glenrothes[2]

    Grangemouth[50]

    H

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    Haddington[26]

    Hamilton[51]

    Hawick[52]

    Helensburgh[53]

    I

    [edit]

    Innerleithen[54]

    Inverness[55]

  • France La Baule-Escoublac, France
  • France Saint-Valery-en-Caux, France

    • Inverurie[56]

    Irvine[57]

    J

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    Jedburgh[58]

    K

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    Kelso[59][60]

  • France Orchies, France

    • Kilmacolm[61]

    Kilmarnock[30]

  • Belgium Herstal, Belgium
  • Germany Kulmbach, Germany

    • Kilsyth[62]

    Kinross[63]

    Kirkcaldy[2]

    Kirkwall[64]

    Kirriemuir[65]

    L

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    Lanark[66]

    Largs[67]

    Larkhall[68]

    Lasswade[12]

    Lerwick[69]

    Letham[70]

  • Republic of Ireland Monasterboice, Ireland

    • Leven[2][71]

  • Germany Holzminden, Germany

    • Linlithgow[72]

    Lossiemouth[38]

    Lower Largo[2]

    Lybster[73]

    M

    [edit]

    Maybole[10]

  • France Crosne, France
  • Germany Schotten, Germany

    • Midlothian[74]

  • Hungary Komárom-Esztergom, Hungary

    • Moffat[75]

    Monifieth[76]

    Montrose[77]

    Moray[78]

    Musselburgh[26]

  • Italy Rosignano Marittimo, Italy

    • N

    [edit]

    Newport-on-Tay[2]

    North Ayrshire[79]

    North Lanarkshire

  • Italy Campi Bisenzio, Italy[81]
  • Germany Schweinfurt, Germany[82]

    • O

    [edit]

    Oban[83]

  • United States Laurinburg, United States

    • Orkney[84]

    P

    [edit]

    Paisley[85]

  • Denmark Gladsaxe, Denmark

    • Peebles[86]

    Penicuik[87]

    Perth[3]

  • Poland Bydgoszcz, Poland
  • France Cognac, France
  • China Haikou, China
  • Australia Perth, Australia
  • Canada Perth, Canada

    • Peterhead[88]

    Pitlochry[3]

    Prestwick[10]

  • Germany Lichtenfels, Germany
  • United States Vandalia, United States

    • S

    [edit]

    Selkirk[89]

    South Ayrshire[10]

    South Lanarkshire[90]

    St Andrews[91]

    Stepps[92]

    Stirling[93]

  • Turkey Keçiören, Turkey
  • Hungary Óbuda-Békásmegyer (Budapest), Hungary
  • Canada Summerside, Canada
  • France Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France

    • Stonehaven[94]

  • United States Athens, United States

    • Stornoway[95]

    T

    [edit]

    Thurso[96]

    Troon[10]

    W

    [edit]

    West Dunbartonshire[97]

    West Lothian[98][99]

  • Germany Hochsauerland (district), Germany

    • Wick[100]

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