The Allander Water () is a river in

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and

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, and one of the three main

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of the

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, the others being the Glazert Water and the Luggie Water. It flows through Milngavie.

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RCAHMS record of Craigmaddie, Allander Water, Valve chamberRCAHMS record of Allander Water, Pipe BridgeGeograph image: Allander Water, Mugdock Wood, nr. MilngavieGeograph image: Allander Water, near to Allander TollWest Highland Way and Allander WaterFriends of the River Kelvin
{{Authority control Rivers of East Dunbartonshire Tributaries of the River Kelvin

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