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Kinghorn, Fife. Kinghorn faces South and has become a holiday resort on the Firth of Forth; it has a fine, safe beach.

The town had a royal castle in the early 13^th century, but this was granted by Robert II to his son-in-law Sir John Lyon, ancestor of the Strathmore family; Sir John called it Glamis Tower. Formerly Kinghorn was the North end of a ferry across the Forth.

At Pettycur to the South West of the burgh is a monument put up in 1886 to mark the spot where Alexander III was killed by a fall from his horse in 1286.

Carlin Craig at the West end of the bay has interesting specimens of wild plant life.

Nearby towns: Burntisland, Cowdenbeath, Kirkcaldy

Nearby villages: Aberdour, Auchterderran, Auchtertool, Ballingry, Buckhaven, Buckhaven and Methil, Cardenden, Chapel, Cramond, Cramond Bridge, Dalgety Bay, Donibristle, Dysart, East Pilton, East Wemyss, Fordell, Foulford, Granton, Kinglassie, Leith, Lochgelly, Pathhead, Seafield, Sinclairtown, St. Davids, Thornton, West Pilton, West Wemyss

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