Which Scottish town has the most Northerly station?
Thurso smaller than that represented by ward councillors. The ward area also includes parts of other community council areas. Thurso is the most northerly town on the British mainland, situated on the northern coastline overlooking the Orkney Islands. It is situated at the northern terminus of the A9 road, the main road linking Caithness with the south of Scotland, and is west of John o' Groats and northwest of Wick, the closest town. Thurso railway station is the most northerly location served by Britain's rail network, which links the town directly with Wick, the county town of Caithness, and with Inverness.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service stations receive enhanced CPR training aimed at increasing survival rates for people who suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. As of March 2016, the SFRS operates 356 stations throughout Scotland. Stations are split into three categories: The most northerly station is Baltasound on the Shetland Islands. The most southerly is a volunteer station in the village of Drummore in Dumfries and Galloway. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service National Training Centre opened in January 2013. The facility in Cambuslang features a mock town with realistic motorways, railway tracks and buildings, including a multi-storey tenement structure. The following services were merged to create