Cumbernauld Map

Cumbernauld map, view the North Lanarkshire town of Cumbernauld, located in the county of North Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Detailed Street Map of Cumbernauld North Lanarkshire & Guide to the Area

Cumbernauld Map North Lanarkshire: Interactive map of Cumbernauld, displaying the town situated in the county of North Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Cumbernauld area and a Cumbernauld town centre map, showing Cumbernauld Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Cumbernauld map are: Antonine Shopping Centre, Cumbernauld House Park, Palacerigg Country Park, Cumbernauld Shopping Centre, The Carrick Stone, The Westerwood Hotel, Cumbernauld Theatre at Lanternhouse, Tesco Extra Cumbernauld, Asda Cumbernauld, New College Lanarkshire Cumbernauld Campus, Lidl, The Cumbernauld News Office, Bank of Scotland, Santander, The Mall Tavern, Costa Coffee, Greggs, Tim Hortons, Subway, Pizza Hut, Domino's Pizza, Cumbernauld Library, Town Centre Medical Practice, Craigmarloch Medical Centre, Boots, Superdrug, The Royal British Legion, The Link Community Centre, Abronhill Shopping Centre, Blackwood Estate, Westerwood Golf Course, Cumbernauld High School (former), Our Lady's High School, Greenfaulds High School, Cumbernauld Primary School, Kildrum Parish Church, St Mungo's Parish Church, Aldi, Royal Mail Delivery Office, The Red Deer, Muirfield Community Centre, Cumbernauld Bus Station, Dullatur Golf Club, Broadwood Leisure Centre, The Tryst Sports Centre, New Look, The Watchman Pub, JD Sports, The Salvation Army, Cumbernauld Police Office, M&S Simply Food.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Westerwood, Abronhill, Carbrain, Greenfaulds, Craigmarloch, Condorrat, Kildrum, Balloch, Dullatur, Seafar, Castlecary, Lenziemill, Wardpark, Banton, Bonnybridge, Banknock, Kilsyth, Queenzieburn, Croy, Twechar, Milton of Campsie, Moodiesburn, Chryston, Gartcosh, Glenboig, Mollinsburn, Stepps, Lenzie, Kirkintilloch, Auchinloch, Bishopbriggs.

Cumbernauld is one of those places that people often have heard of, but rarely truly know. Sitting just to the north-east of Glasgow, it's a town with a bit of an edge, known for its concrete structures and bold post-war design, but it's also surrounded by greenery and full of local life. Built with a purpose and packed with ambition, Cumbernauld has grown into a diverse, well-connected town with parks, shopping centres and plenty of character once you get under the surface.

The town as we know it was created in the 1950s as part of Scotland's new town programme, designed to ease the overcrowding of Glasgow. It expanded rapidly from a small village into a full-scale modern town, known for its futuristic urban planning, raised walkways and brutalist architecture. Love it or loathe it, there's no denying Cumbernauld took a bold approach. Before the new town boom, the area had Roman roots—remains of the Antonine Wall still run through parts of it. Today, the population sits at just over 50,000, and while its look has changed a bit over the years, the town's still got that sense of space, purpose and connectivity.

There's a decent mix of things to do locally. Cumbernauld House Park is a big draw, with its historic mansion, woodland trails and open green space. The nearby Palacerigg Country Park is great for kids and dog walkers, with farm animals, play areas and nature trails. The town centre—while architecturally controversial—is home to a wide range of shops and services. Not far off, the Forth and Clyde Canal offers scenic walks and cycle routes. For something more historic, the Antonine Wall is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and while much of it's been absorbed into the landscape, it's still fascinating to explore. The National Trust for Scotland's Falkirk Wheel and the nearby Callendar House offer good day trips for a mix of heritage and fun.

Wider North Lanarkshire has loads on offer. Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life in Coatbridge is a brilliant look back at the area's working roots, with old trams and recreated mine workings. Drumpellier Country Park offers lochs, woods and open walks, perfect for a Sunday stroll. Over in Motherwell, Strathclyde Country Park is packed with outdoor activities, from sailing and rowing to lakeside paths and adventure play for the wee ones. If you're into live sport, Fir Park and Broadwood Stadium both bring the buzz of football days, while Airdrie has its own charm with independent shops and local events.

Cumbernauld's location makes it ideal for travel. It sits right on the M80, so getting to Glasgow, Stirling or even Edinburgh is straightforward by car. The town has its own railway station with direct links to both Glasgow Queen Street and Falkirk, and nearby Greenfaulds Station gives even more flexibility for commuters. Buses run frequently through the town and connect it with surrounding areas. For flights, Glasgow Airport is about 30 minutes away by car, and Edinburgh Airport isn't much further, giving you options for both domestic and international travel.

North Lanarkshire stretches across central Scotland, covering a blend of industrial heritage, residential hubs and countryside in between. It includes towns like Motherwell, Airdrie, Coatbridge and Wishaw, each with their own story and feel. The area's known for its community spirit, hard-working roots and big transformation over the years, moving from heavy industry to new housing, retail, leisure and tech. With plenty of parks, transport links and historic sites, it's a county that keeps moving forward while still remembering where it's come from.

We hope you found this Cumbernauld tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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