At the western end of the main thoroughfare, Glasgow Road (A724) which runs east–west, is the "Priory Bridge" neighbourhood (named after the original bridge over the Calder towards Cambuslang, which itself was named after the now-ruined Blantyre Priory to the north of the town which was home to monks from around 1235). It borders the older and larger "Coatshill" housing estate which has its own schools and community facilities. On the other side of the main road from Coatshill is the similar neighbourhood of "Wheatlands" (parts of which were built by the Scottish Special Housing Association), while further east is the modern centre of the town, built up from the 19th century mining communities at "Stonefield" and "Low Blantyre" featuring the local secondary school Calderside Academy, Stonefield public park, Blantyre Leisure Centre, several churches and the "Clydeview Shopping Centre" (which has featured a large Asda supermarket since its opening in 1980). Glasgow Road continues south-east via the A725 bypass, the "Springwells" neighbourhood and the town boundary, leading on to Burnbank (specifically the area once known as "Greenfield").