Schedule ELECTORAL WARDS

Commencing at the northwestern boundary of South Ayrshire Council area where it meets the Firth of Clyde; then eastward, southward, eastward and northeastward along the said council boundary to the A78 (T) road; then southeastward along the said road to the junction with the A759 road; then generally southeastward along the said road to where it crosses the Barassie Burn; then northwestward and southwestward along the Barassie Burn to the prolongation of the eastern end of Cairnfore Avenue; then generally southwestward along the said avenue to Deveron Road; then southeastward along the said road to the point opposite the rear curtilage of No 2 Lochay Place; then southwestward to and along the said curtilage and continuing along the rear curtilages of Nos 4 to 10 Lochay Place and its continuation southwestward in a straight line to the rear curtilage of No 34 Findhorn Place; then southwestward along the rear curtilages of Nos 34 to 48 Findhorn Place and its continuation in a straight line to the eastern boundary of a municipal golf course; then northwestward along the said boundary to the B746 road; then westward along the said road to a bridge over the Glasgow/Ayr railway line; then southward along the said railway line through Barassie junction and its continuation southwestward to a point in line with the boundary between Nos 72 and 82 Walker Avenue; then westward in a straight line to and along the said boundary and its continuation thereof in a straight line across Walker Avenue to the dividing boundary between Nos 67 and 69 Walker Avenue; then westward along the said boundary to the southern curtilage of Barassie Primary School; then westward along the said curtilage and its continuation thereof in a straight line to Burnfoot Avenue; then northward and westward along the said avenue to the B746 road; then westward across the said road and its continuation thereof in a straight line to the Firth of Clyde and western boundary of South Ayrshire Council; then northward along the said council boundary to the point of commencement.