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Pride of Place - ​Craigmillar Castle Park Map

This map is here to help people become better acquainted with this great but underused space in Edinburgh right on our doorstep.
You can refer to it from this page or download the images.
We will also have copies in the notice board outside the farmhouse entrance which will also have a QR code for mobile phones to give you the link to this map page.
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​You can also download pdf copies in higher resolution which some people will prefer (Note these files are quite large)
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​Craigmillar Castle Park is a public park managed by City of Edinburgh Council Parks and Greenspaces team. This map was funded by the Local Events fund. Illustrated and designed by Grace Pow
Quote from  City of Edinburgh Council web page:
"Craigmillar Castle Park is a natural heritage park with areas of mature and young woodland, grassland and old quarries. In 1997, over 40,000 trees were planted as part of the millennium forest for Scotland project. This park provides an excellent place to walk, cycle or jog on many different paths to explore the different habitats. The park has been awarded a Green Flag since 2010 in recognition of it being a quality green space."
You can read more on their site here...​
​See all of the boards created in our Pride of Place project:
Main Page ​| Craigmillar Castle Park Map | Project Board  | A walk in the woods | Geology | Cameron Toll | Poem  |  History and WIAT | Faery Doors
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  • Home
    • Blog 2021
    • COVID-19 >
      • COVID and beyond
      • COVID-19 Volunteer Profiles >
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        • Tania
        • Meryn
        • Clement
      • Bike Loan
    • Our Vision
    • Our Cafe
    • Our Facilities >
      • CafeSpace
      • Kitchen
      • Meeting Room
      • Workshop1
      • Workshop2
      • Workshop3
      • Workshop4
      • Marquee
    • Our News >
      • Whats On >
        • Family bike rides
        • Events >
          • Good Food In Our Hands
          • Events 2019
        • Courses 2018
      • Our News Archive
  • Who We Are
    • Our Board
    • Our Team >
      • Sharon Stoddart
      • Roz Angus
      • Eric Fernandez-Baca
      • Zoe Murdoch
      • Wing Yee Li
    • Our Projects >
      • Bothy Build >
        • Bothy Build Fundraiser
      • Community History >
        • PWF Booklet
        • PWF Interviews
        • PWF Videos
        • PWF Museum
        • PWF Images
      • Pride of Place >
        • Craigmillar Castle Park Map
        • Pop-Project-Board
        • Pop-A-Walk-in-the-woods
        • Pop-Geology
        • Pop-Cameron-toll
        • Pop-JS-poem
        • Pop-History-and-WIAT
        • Pop-Faery-doors
      • Singing Group
      • BIG Acorn Fund >
        • BIG Acorn Projects
      • Previous Projects >
        • Farmhouse Renovation >
          • Workshops Build
        • Bamboo Bikes
        • Real Fast Food
        • Community Cafe 2018
        • Community Cafe 2017
        • Cosmetics Group
        • Food Group 2017
        • Bike Workshop 2017
        • Garden Shelter
        • Artist in Residence
        • Forest Skills
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      • COVID-19 Food Resilience Response Project final report
      • A community-led emergency response to food precarity
      • Senscot Bulletin May 20
      • healthandcarescotland May 20
      • Bellacaledonia May 20
      • ScotsMag
      • HolyroodMagazine
      • Our Journey
      • Our older documents >
        • AGM2020
        • AGM2019
        • AGM2018
        • AGM2017
    • General Archives >
      • Community Share Issue >
        • Shares FAQs
      • BIG Opening Party
      • Former Staff >
        • Lynn Houmdi
        • Judy Paul
        • Donna McArdle
        • Hilary Lowson
        • Carol Stobie
        • Graham Harper
        • Staff Blog-18-19
      • News and Events
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        • Become a member
        • BIG Community Calendar
        • Our Pictures-2015-2017
        • Picture Archives-2010-2014
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