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Galston

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Galston

Village in East Ayrshire unitary authority, Scotland, on the River Irvine, 8 km/5mi east of Kilmarnock; population (2001) 5,000. Its main industry is the manufacture of hosiery. The castles of Barr, Loudon, and Cessnock lie in the surrounding area.
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