Place in West Lothian, Scotland
| Coordinates: | 55.844, -3.64 |
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| OS grid ref: | NS 97 62 |
| Population: | 1,970 |
Stoneyburn is a small former mining village in West Lothian, Scotland, set in a semi‑rural landscape of farmland and rolling moorland. It grew up in the 19th and early 20th centuries around coal and shale industries, and you can still see traces of that industrial past in old pit sites and disused railway alignments, though the village today feels more like a residential community within commuting distance of Livingston and Edinburgh.
The place has a strong local identity and community spirit, supported by village clubs, sports teams and a small parade of shops and pubs, and many residents work locally in light industry or travel to nearby towns. Its setting offers easy access to countryside walking and views towards the surrounding hills, making it a quietly attractive spot for those who prefer village life with city links close at hand.
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