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Scottish Gas Board

From Graces Guide
1961. Scotland's high pressure gas distribution system.
1961. Section of the 12 inch steel pipe in Clackmannanshire, on the northern approach to the River Forth.

Note: This is a sub-section of Area Gas Boards

See also Scottish Gas Board: Addendum

1948 One of 12 Area Gas Boards established by the government to operate the nationalised gas industry, each a separate body with its own management structure. In 1973 the Area Boards became Regions of the British Gas Corporation.

Companies and other bodies nationalised and included in this area:[1]

  • Renfrew Burgh Corporation
  • Rothesay Burgh Corporation


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ As detailed in Wikipedia but no source given so may be unreliable
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