Monklands district

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Monklands district was a former local government district in Scotland’s Strathclyde region, centered on the towns of Airdrie and Coatbridge, that existed from 1975 until the 1996 reorganization that created North Lanarkshire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former local government district
subdivision of Scotland
administeredBy Monklands District Council
containsArea New Monkland
Old Monkland
linked to: Moodiesburn
country Scotland
createdBy Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973
dissolvedIn 1996
endDate 1996-03-31
existedFrom 1975
existedUntil 1996
governmentType district council
hadAdministrativeCentre Coatbridge
includesTown Airdrie
Coatbridge
legislativeBody Monklands District Council
linked to: Monklands district
locatedIn Central Belt of Scotland
linked to: central Scotland

Strathclyde region
locatedInHistoricCounty Lanarkshire NERFINISHED
mergedInto North Lanarkshire
namedAfter The Monklands
linked to: Monklands district
partOf Strathclyde
regionType local government district
reorganization Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994
replaced Airdrie Burgh
linked to: Airdrie

Coatbridge Burgh
linked to: Coatbridge

parts of Lanark County
seatOfGovernment Coatbridge
startDate 1975-05-16
subdivisionOf Strathclyde region
successor North Lanarkshire council area
timezone GMT
timezoneDST BST

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North Lanarkshire formedFrom Monklands district
Monkland Canal locatedIn Monklands area
linked to: Monklands district
North Lanarkshire Council replaced Monklands District Council
linked to: Monklands district
Monklands district namedAfter The Monklands
linked to: Monklands district
Monklands district legislativeBody Monklands District Council
linked to: Monklands district
South Lanarkshire Council replaces Monklands District Council (parts)
linked to: Monklands district