1 South Beach:
One of three stations in Ardrossan and named after the beach on the Firth of Clyde.
2 Gilmour Street: It is the busiest of Paisley's four stations and named after one of its main thoroughfares.
3 Queen Margaret: One of two stations in Dunfermline, it takes its name from the nearby Queen Margaret Hospital.
4 Sunnyside: Coatbridge has six stations including Sunnyside, named after a part of the town.
5 Dunrobin Castle: The only station to serve a castle, it is built near the Duke of Sutherland's pile near Golspie.
6 Grahamston: One of three stations in Falkirk and named after a suburb of the town.
7 Fort Matilda: A station in Greenock named after a fort that served as a First World War garrison.
8 Milliken Park: The station in Johnstone was originally known as Cochrane Mill before being reopened in 1989.
9 Maxwell Park: In Pollokshields beside a park of the same name, the station building is B-listed.
10 IBM Halt: The IBM factory at Greenock has now closed but the station survives.
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