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Battle of Sauchieburn

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Battle of Sauchieburn is a registered battlefield in Stirling. The site is one of four registered battlefields in Stirling, of 40 in Scotland. The closest station is Stirling, 4.9 km to the north. Other registered battlefields nearby include Battle of Bannockburn and Battle of Stirling Bridge.

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