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Cupar

Cupar (kōˈpər) [key], town (1991 pop. 6,642), Fife, Scotland. Cupar was a royal burgh in 1356; it remains the administrative center of Fife. The town is a grain and livestock market, with tanning, agricultural engineering, and milling industries.

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