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Carron

Village in Falkirk unitary authority, Scotland, on the River Carron, now a northern suburb of Falkirk; population (2001) 5,400. Its ironworks, originally founded in 1759, produces cast-iron goods, including intricate and specialized castings.

The ironworks manufactured carronades (a ship's short-calibred gun) and other guns until 1852, when they were superseded by more modern armaments.



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The Carron Iron Works of 1759, made products that were shipped across the globe.
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Byline: JONATHAN TREW FOR a pub that doesn't have a TV to show the football, The Carron Works in Falkirk was packed out on the Saturday afternoon when we dropped by With no sport on offer, it was difficult at first to see what was pulling in the punters.
 
 
 
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