Aberdeenshire

Aberdeenshire extends from the North Sea coast to the Grampian Mountains, containing agricultural lowlands crossed by the rivers Dee and Don.

Archaeological discoveries reveal settlements from 2000 BCE, with remains of stone circles and round cairns marking the presence of Bronze Age communities.

The region maintains Celtic monasteries at Old Deer and Monymusk, preserving religious traditions that shaped northeastern Scottish heritage through centuries.

The council area provides public services to 263,750 residents through numerous facilities, including libraries, sports centers, and educational institutions.

North Sea oil operations transformed the local economy, with processing facilities in Peterhead and St. Fergus handling substantial petroleum resources.

Location: Scotland

Capital city: Aberdeen

Part of: North East Scotland

Website: https://aberdeenshire.gov.uk

GPS coordinates: 57.15100,-2.12300

Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:31