Maps of The Area
William Roy's Military Survey of the Scottish Lowlands 1747-1755 does not show the parish boundary, but does depict "New Kirk of Killpatrick" at the site of the church.
John Thomson's Atlas of Scotland (1832) shows the parish boundary. Milngavie, Summerston and Kessington are shown in the county of Stirlingshire, with the remainder of the parish in Dunbartonshire.
The Ordnance Survey One Inch Second Edition Sheet 30 (revised 1895) also shows the parish boundary. Neighbouring parishes (clockwise from North) are Killearn, Strathblane, Baldernock, Cadder, Barony, Govan, Renfrew and Old Kilpatrick.
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