Built Demolished Remarks or renamed

Caenlochan Gardens +1972-1990 extant Cean = head, Lochan = small loch. Found at the north end of Keptie Pond (Keptie Loch ?). Cairnie Crescent - 1961 extant Cairnie = small fort. The original mansion of the Laird of Cairnie stood at the top of St Vigeans Rd. Cairnie Loan - 1901 extant " Cairnie Place - 1990 extant " Cairnie Road +1901-1961 extant " Was still Forfar Road on the 1901 map. Cairnie Street - 1822 extant " Cairniehill Gardens +1972-1990 extant " Campbell Crescent + 1990 extant Camperdown Drive - 1961 extant The British Naval victory. Camus Road - 1961 extant Danish general who landed north of Arbroath & died at Barry when met by Malcolm 11s forces 1010. Carnegie Street - 1901 extant C. C. Strachan Carnegie of Tarrie. Catherine Street (1) - 1822 - 1901 The first lay on the south side of Keptie St, roughly where Addison Place & Jamieson St are now. Catherine Street (2) + 1822 extant The current street has grown & now reaches Burnside Drive. Named after Catherine Lindsay. Cellarer's Ford - 1822 - 1822 The option before Stobcross Bridge was built. Chalmers Street 1841-1901 extant Patrick Chalmers of Aldbar, MP for the Angus Burghs 1835, 1837 & 1841. Charles Avenue - 1961 extant Charles Kinnear was an architect in the Burgh offices. The avenue was much extended around 1972. Church Street -1822+1901 extant Was Braick's Wynd, revived in recent development off this street. Glasite Church stood here. Cliffburn Road - 1961 extant Cliffburn House took it's name from the burn (stream) which flowed across Victoria Park. Cliffburn Terrace -1961+1971 " " Cliffview Court +1990 extant The Ness can be viewed nicely from here. Clova Avenue - 1961 extant Glen Clova, one of the Angus glens. Clyde Court + 1990 extant Cobgate - 1445 - 1822 One of the old names for part of High St. Colvill Place + 1822 - 1901 John Colvill was Town Clerk from 1784 - 1812 & creator of Colvill Mortification. Commerce Street 1860 extant Previously Horner's Wynd, the name change in 1860 was much opposed. Common Brae - 1822 extant The brae (slope) leading to the town's higher common land. Shown but unnamed on 1822 map. Condor Drive + 1955 extant After HMS Condor & built specifically for Condor personnel. Conon Terrace +1901-1961 extant After the lands of Conon on which stood the Christian Chapel of St Vigeans, earliest in this area. Convent Street -1822 extant From the former Abbey lands. Appears un-named on the 1822 map. Copegate -1822 - 1822 One of the old names for part of High St. Corrie Court +1990-2002 extant Corsar Croft + 1990 extant The Corsars were major employers in Arbroath. Covgate - 1822 - 1822 One of the old names for part of High St. Cowgate - 1822 - 1822 " " " " Croall's Wynd - 1822 - 1822 A small street in the Applegate area which led to Croall's Well and abundant spring water. Crossgate Road + 1822 - 1901 The old name of West Keptie Street. Crossmill Wynd - 1822 +1961-1971 Was where the Town Mission now stands - connected East & West Mill Wynds. Crudie Place - 1971 extant Named after Crudie Farm, still thriving today. Culloden Crescent 1946 ? extant The owner of Culloden Farm may have fought at the Battle of Culloden in 1746. Culloden Road - 1961 extant " " " Culloden Terrace - 1961 extant " " " Dale Court 2002 extant After the Dale Cottage Industrial School, on this site 1853 to 1983. Dalhousie Place -1901 extant George Ramsey (Baron Panmure) became the Earl of Dalhousie. Previously named Lochshade. Danger Point ------- extant The German Sea (now the North Sea) has removed a few houses from here over the years. Demondale Place +1990-2002 extant No demons here ! Damysdayll (dam in the dale) contained the mill water. Demondale Road 1971 extant " " " " " Denfield Gardens 1971 extant From Denfield Farm, once close by. Denley Court +1990-2002 extant From Denley Farm, once close by. Denley Gardens -1990 extant " " Dens Road -1901 extant Dickfield Street -1901 1972 James Dick, who owned land west of the harbour. Dickmont Place +1901-1961 extant Dickmont Den is a long narrow cliff inlet, said to be named after a smuggler wrecked there. Dishlandtown Street -1822 extant Originally Dishland Town - was Dishlandtown Street in 1901. Doig's Vennel + 1724 -1822 Probably after Arbroath's first Town Clerk in 1724 Donaldsons Acre +1990-2002 extant Doocot Park +1990-2002 extant Probably from Hospitalfield Estate's Doocots (Dovecots). Doocot Place +1972-1990 extant " " " " Dorward Place 1966 Probably from the dwelling of the keeper of the Abbey's north entrance. Douglas Avenue +1990-2002 extant Drostan Terrace +1901-1961 extant An unknown Pict whose name is engraved on the Drostan Stone (St Vigeans Museum). Duke Street +1912 extant Possibly after Rev. Dr. Wm. Duke, minister of St Vigeans 1859 - 1912 Duncan Avenue +1901-1961 extant Sir James Duncan of Jordanstone, MP for South Angus. Dundee Road ------- extant Probably the best way to get to Dundee. East Abbey Street extant Previously 'Back Abbey Street'. Named from former Abbey lands. East Grimsby -1822 extant A name resurrected after the completion of the inner relief road. East Kirkton Road -1990 extant Kirkton Farm stood in this area. Also close to the 'kirk town of St Vigeans'. Extended before 2002. East Mary Street -1901 extant 'Sichars' became East Mary St. & Dickfield Street. Became entirely East Mary Street after 1972. East Mill Wynd -1822 -1971 Ran north from Guthrie Port - now Dens Industrial Estate. East Muirlands Road extant Once part of the town moor, or common grazing. A farm of this name existed here. East Newgate +1822-1901 extant Built on Newgate Estate. East Wynd -1822 -1901 Seagate, the original east entrance to the town, was for a time East Wynd. Echo Croft -1990 ? extant Cul-de-sac shown but not named on 1990 street plan. Edradour Gardens +1901-1961 extant Edradour House was in Pitlochry, the home of Archibald Briggs, an Arbroath tar producer. Edradour Place +1990-2002 extant " " " " Eleemosynary Street -1822 -1822 The early north end of High Street, also for a time named Rotten Row. Alms given to the poor here. Elgin Place +1822 +1859-1901 Ella Cargill Place +1972 -1990 Cul de Sac off Kirkton Road. Existed 1990 - but had it been named then ? Elliot Place +1822-1901 extant ) Mrs Pennycook owned the land on which these streets were built. Her maiden name was Elliot. Elliot Street +1822-1901 extant ) Elm Brae 1946-1990 extant ) Was approach road to Elm Hill. Extended between 1972 & 1990, now has access from Cairnie St. Elm Grove 1946 extant ) Pre-fabs 1946-1967. Elm Hill 1946 extant ) " Elm Park +1990-2002 extant ) Elm Path 1946 extant ) Pre-fabs 1946-1967. Elmbank Crescent 1946 extant ) " Elmfield Avenue 1946 extant ) " All of these street names derive from 'The Elms' mansion house, Cairnie. Emislaw Drive 1963 extant From the former local farm. Emislaw Path 1963 extant Not really a street - a group of houses between Emislaw Drive & Westway. Ernest Street +1822-1901 extant Ernest Duke, son of Rev. Dr. William Duke, Minister at St Vigeans 1859 - 1912. Ethie Place +1961-1971 extant ) Both of these streets named from Ethie Estate. Ethie Terrace +1961-1971 extant )