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   Where is Aberdeenshire?

   • Located on the north-east coast of Scotland, Aberdeenshire is the area around Aberdeen city. It stretches from the Banffshire coast in the north all the way around to St Cyrus National Nature Reserve in the east, featuring beautiful coastlines, pretty seaside towns, rugged cliffs and sandy bays.

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   How many miles of coastline does Aberdeenshire have?

   • Aberdeenshire has 165 miles of coastline – from Stonehaven in the south to Cullen in the north, the Aberdeenshire coast has cute harbour villages, waves crashing over towering sea cliffs, and huge swathes of beautiful beaches to discover.

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   What is Aberdeenshire known for?

   • Fishing – Aberdeenshire is Scotland's foremost fishing area. In 2010, catches landed at Aberdeenshire's ports accounted for over half the total fish landings in Scotland and almost 45% in the UK. Along with Aberdeen City, Peterhead and Fraserburgh ports provide much employment in these sectors. The River Dee is also rich in salmon.

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   Is Aberdeen a city or a town?

   • Aberdeen itself forms a different council area (Aberdeen City). Aberdeenshire borders onto Angus and Perth and Kinross to the south, Highland and Moray to the west and Aberdeen City to the east. Traditionally, it has depended economically on the primary sector (agriculture, fishing, and forestry) and related processing industries.

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   Is Aberdeenshire a good place to visit?

   • Aberdeenshire is frankly, huge – still mostly untouched by tourism, Aberdeenshire has a gorgeous coastline, beautiful Royal Deeside, the Cairngorms National Park and the quirky city of Aberdeen – at 6000 sq km, Aberdeenshire is the fourth largest region in Scotland and is perfect to explore on a road trip.

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   Why is Aberdeenshire called Aberdeenshire?

   • It takes its name from the historic county of Aberdeenshire, which had substantially different boundaries. The Aberdeenshire council area includes all of the area of the historic counties of Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire except the area making up Aberdeen City council area, as well as part of Banffshire.

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   Aberdeenshire (Scots: Aiberdeenshire; Scottish Gaelic: Siorrachd Obar Dheathain) is one of the 32 council areas of Scotland. It takes its name from the historic county of Aberdeenshire , which had substantially different boundaries.

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   Aberdeenshire is a county in the north east of Scotland. It's a long way north - the coastline around Fraserburgh is further north than Newfoundland - but it's mostly lowland, fertile and productive, having more in common with the central belt of Scotland than with the Highlands.

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   Jul 13, 2023 · Aberdeenshire, located in the northeast of Scotland, is a captivating region known for its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant communities. With its diverse range of attractions, from historic castles and ancient ruins to stunning coastlines and picturesque countryside, Aberdeenshire offers something for everyone.

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   Located on the north-east coast of Scotland, Aberdeenshire is the area around Aberdeen city. It stretches from the Banffshire coast in the north all the way around to St Cyrus National Nature Reserve in the east, featuring beautiful coastlines, pretty seaside towns, rugged cliffs and sandy bays.

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   There are 248 schools spread out right across the region of Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire, meaning residents do not need to look far for further and higher education options. In terms of colleges, the North East College has several campuses across Aberdeen City offering a huge variety of courses. The Scottish Agricultural College also has a campus in Ab...

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   Aberdeen is the oil capital of Europe and has a large concentration of work in the oil and gas sector. The number of jobs created by the energy industry in and around Aberdeen has been estimated at half a million – this includes jobs in Scotland’s world-leading renewable energy sector. If energy isn’t your bag, other major industries in Aberdeen in...

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   Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire is well connected by road, rail, air and sea. Aberdeen International Airport offers flights and connections to over 45 destinations. With only an hour flying time to London or Amsterdam and Paris only another hour longer, Aberdeen is globally connected. The city has excellent rail and road links to the major cities in the U...

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   Cairngorms National Park in Aberdeenshire has five of the UK’s six highest mountains. The park is twice the size of the Lake District and features huge forests, waterfalls and abundant wildlife. There is plenty of green space in the city too – Aberdeen boasts 45 parks and gardens and is one of the few UK cities to have a beach. Aberdeenshire is als...

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   Aberdeen has everything you would expect from a city in terms of leisure, with a huge choice of shops, restaurants and bars. There are a variety of music venues including the AECC arena that has hosted acts such as the Killers, Foo Fighters and Jay-Z. If sport is more your thing, Aberdeen have their own professional football team, who are historica...

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   Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire has broad housing market with a variety of properties for sale or rent. From traditional granite villas to modern developments and more, your choices are many. City suburbs like Cults or Peterculter are particularly popular with families from overseas because of their international school, beautiful surroundings and super...

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   May 22, 2019 · Aberdeenshire has 165 miles of coastline – from Stonehaven in the south to Cullen in the north, the Aberdeenshire coast has cute harbour villages, waves crashing over towering sea cliffs, and huge swathes of beautiful beaches to discover.

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   Aberdeenshire is full of fine, fertile countryside, bordered by the aforementioned scenic shoreline on one side and the rampant contours of the Cairngorms on the other. The presence within its borders of Royal Deeside, meanwhile – the river-threaded, forest-swathed region that so captivated Queen Victoria – adds another alluring flavour.