Glasgow council guide

Learn Glasgow, one area at a time

Build the picture first. Learn the streets, recognise the destinations, then practise.

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Start with one lesson.

Learn the location, then the entrance

Identify the destination and site first. For a hospital or large venue, clarify the building or unit and agree the entrance or meeting point. A street name alone does not finish the job.

About these lessons and source checks

TECSI has written this geographic teaching sequence around primary venue, transport-operator and public-body sources. Each destination links to its source. Original road-orientation exercises also link to the transport maps used to check their broad geography. This checked collection covers 79 destinations and their street references across six areas. It will grow as more area knowledge is checked; it does not cover every Glasgow road or destination.

Each destination shows its own street check date. They do not prove the nearest junction, a currently open entrance, a legal driving route or a permitted waiting place. Check the named site and agree the passenger meeting point.

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