Balgreen Library 173 Balgreen Rd, Edinburgh EH11 3AT 0131-529 5585

Blackhall Library 56 Hillhouse Rd, Edinburgh EH4 5EG 0131-529 5595

Colinton Library 14 Thorburn Rd, Edinburgh EH13 0BQ 0131-529 5603

Corstorphine Library 12 Kirk Loan, Edinburgh EH12 7HD 0131-529 5506

Craigmillar Library 7 Niddrie Marischal Gardens, Edinburgh EH16 4LX 0131-529 5597

Fountainbridge Library Dundee St, Edinburgh EH11 1BG 0131-529 5616

Gilmerton Library 13 Newtoft St, Edinburgh EH17 8RG 0131-529 5628

Granton Library Granton Library/29 Wardieburn Ter, Edinburgh EH5 1DD 0131-529 5630

Leith Library 28-30 Ferry Rd, Edinburgh EH6 4AE 0131-529 5517

McDonald Road Library 2-8 McDonald Rd, Edinburgh EH7 4LU 0131-529 5636

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