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St Monans

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St Monans

Village and fishing port in Fife unitary authority, Scotland, 4 km/2.5 mi northeast of Elie; population (2001) 1,450. As a resort, St Monans is favoured by artists. Its 14th-century church was founded by David II of Scotland.
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