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Cowcaddens is an area of the city of Glasgow, Scotland.


Located virtually in the city centre it is bordered by the areas of Garnethill to the south and Townhead to the east.


Housing in the area is primarily ex-council housing (there are no council houses in Glasgow since their transfer to the Glasgow Housing Association). A notable feature of Cowcaddens is that it is the location of Scottish Television's headquarters. Glasgow Caledonian University is also nearby.


The socialist politician Edward Hunter who was instrumental in helping build the left in New Zealand was a Labour councillor for Cowcaddens from 1937 till 1959.


Cowcaddens also has a station on the Glasgow Subway system.


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Cowcaddens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (147 words)
Cowcaddens is an area of the city of Glasgow, Scotland.
Located virtually in the city centre it is bordered by the areas of Garnethill to the south and Townhead to the east.
Cowcaddens also is served by Cowcaddens subway station on the Glasgow Subway system.
TGS - 1830s to 1914 - Neighbourhoods - Cowcaddens (328 words)
Cowcaddens had been a village just beyond the West Port of the city on the edge of the common where cows were pastured.
While most other areas of the city experienced some improvement in life expectancy during the last quarter of the 19th century, there was little sign of this in Cowcaddens and it remained the area with the highest levels of infant mortality (190 per thousand births) well into the 20th century.
Despite the increasingly notorious housing conditions, Cowcaddens seems to have had a distinct identity and it was convenient for the city centre.
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