The Bathgate Pyramids

One of a series of artworks along the M8 between Glasgow and Edinburgh


Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph
Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph

Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph
Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph
Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph


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These are storage tanks built over to look like pyramids, just to give drivers and passengers something interesting to look at.

They're north of the motorway just east of J4 for Bathgate and west of J3 for Livingston. That's junction 3A opposite.

These are often altered temporarily to create points of interest and here, in November 2025, they have Remembrance Poppies painted on to the three central pyramids. The Scottish Remembrance Poppy differs in that it has four petals and no leaf as opposed to the rest of the UK where it has three petals and a single green leaf.



Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph


Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph


Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph


Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph


Bathgate Pyramids, M8, licensable aerial photograph



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