Relay started in Carmunnock and ended in Shawlands
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan carried the baton at Hampden Stadium
Baton travelled by boat along the River Clyde
The baton visited Mount Florida, the Gorbals, Bellahouston, Govan and Cardonald
The baton has just sped through Pollok, where Jessica McCreath and Rhys Warke had the honour of carrying the baton..
Vanessa Reid-Phelps and Conor Logan where greeted by flag-waving supporters during a whistle stop tour of Crookston a short time ago too.
Bobby's daughter Elizabeth got in touch via email to tell us his story.
"I have closely followed Cameron Buttle's daily baton relay reports and really enjoyed the many interesting stories about the participants. I wanted to share with you my dad's story.
"His name is Bobby Quinn (pictured below left) and he was a Scottish international athlete during the 1950s. As a sprinter he won 14 gold SAAA (Scottish Amateur Athletics Association) medals and several silver and bronze medals.
Image source, Elizabeth Quinn"In 1954 he set a record for winning three gold medals in the one day for the relay and this record has never been equalled or bettered in 60 years. He is 85 now and still fit and well.
"I nominated him to participate in the baton relay because of his great athletics career and also because after he stopped running he was an official for the SAAA.
"He was on the organising committee for the 1986 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, which was done on a voluntary basis."
Amar Ahmed, who was very well supported, seemed to have a great time during his stint with the baton in Cardonald.
He passed the baton Susan Scott , who competed internationally at junior and senior levels in badminton.
She also raises money for Cancer Research with regular charity runs.
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Jordan Robertson had the honour of holding the baton as it travelled by boat on the River Clyde earlier.
Image source, Glasgow 2014When the baton arrived back on dry land at the Govan ferry terminal, Fraser Johnston was the next person to take part in the relay.
One of the country's most successful Paralympians, Aileen McGlynn is the first person to carry the baton in Cardonald.
She has brought home medals from the past three Paralympic Games. At Beijing 2008 she won two Gold medals, and set a world record in the 1km time trial.
In 2009 she was awarded an OBE for services to disability sport.
Leanne Carmichael was the final person to take part in the relay as it moved toward its conclusion in Govan.
The baton is now in Cardonald.
Huge cheers from the crowds in Govan as Flora Pagan hands the baton Peri Wallach.
We can sense the Commonwealth Games are edging closer as the atmosphere builds on the streets of Glasgow's South Side.
Image source, Glasgow 2014The relay route is now whizzing along the streets of Govan as Karen MacKellar passed the baton to Ian Boyd.
The other Govan baton bearers include Jamie Reid, Nicola Waller, Ryan Wood and Yaser Razouk.
Saltire Marine, external tweet: "The Queen's Commonwealth Baton just departed from Govan for a tour on the upper part of the River Clyde. #batonrelay"
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The Queen's Baton paid homage to the Govan Fair, which dates back to the 14th century, earlier this afternoon.
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According to legend, the sheep's head dates back 258 years to the story of a drover who wanted to get married but was prevented by a minister, who said the wedding would take place over his dead body.
The drover killed the biggest ram he could find and paraded it around.
The ram's head was kept and it was paraded around the village each year in the weavers' procession at the Govan Fair.
The baton stopped for a short break across from the Riverside Museum and is now in a boat travelling on the River Clyde.
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The legendary Govan humour on display as Mo Jito, Mo Neerah, Mo Tivate, Mo Mentum and Mo Farah arrive in Glasgow for the Games.
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Robert Campbell proudly walks with the baton along Govan Road as the relay enjoys stunning Tuesday afternoon sunshine.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
Music Choir Scotland are performing a selection of feel good summer hits for the crowds here! "Ain't no stopping us now, we're on the move" seems an appropriate song. And wow, Clyde is quite a mover!!
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Image source, Glasgow 2014Former Rangers star Mark Hateley (left) and Graham Wallace (right) pose with baton bearer Dilawer Singh for a photograph outside Ibrox Stadium.
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BBC Scotland
See my interview with Scotland football manager and baton bearer Gordon Strachan at Hampden Park on Reporting Scotland in the next few minutes. It's the venue for the Commonwealth Games track and field events.
Jennifer Osborne travelled down the ski slope at Bellahouston Park accompanied by skiers and a piper in full formation. A really exciting moment in this I'm sure you'll agree.
Watch again by scrolling back on the video feed at the top of this live page.
Stay tuned to the video feed at the top of this page as baton bearer number 60 Jennifer Osborne, prepares to snowboard down the slope at the Glasgow Ski and Snowboard Centre in Bellahouston Park.
Jennifer received the baton from Sarah Mitchell, who is a former Youth Road Race and Track Sprint Champion.
Batonrelay2014, external have been tweeting about the baton's south side adventure: "Bhangra with the baton: The #Glasgow Sikh community add to the party atmosphere in #Glasgow! #BatonRelay"
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Image source, Glasgow 2014The Queen's Baton Relay has arrived at a sun-drenched Bellahouston Park, which is home to the Glasgow Ski and Snowboard Centre and the Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed House for an Art Lover, external.