This slide show (thumbnails and larger versions) of 100 pictures of tourist attractions in East and West Dunbartonshire. Note that these administrative regions are named after the town of Dumbarton - which has a slightly different spelling, originally derived from "Dùn Breatainn" meaning "fort of the Britons". East and West Dunbartonshire lie to the north and west of Glasgow, to the north of the river Clyde.
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