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Aberdeen is a city in North East Scotland with a population of 224,190 and a long history dating back to 6,000 years. It is known for its granite buildings, oil industry, seaport, university, and business hub status.
Aberdeenshire is a council area in Scotland, named after the historic county of Aberdeenshire. It has a rich prehistoric and historical heritage, a diverse economy, and borders on Angus, Perth and Kinross, Highland, Moray and Aberdeen City.
Find out the most populous and smallest cities and towns in Scotland, as well as their council areas and status. The list is based on the National Records of Scotland data and includes localities and settlements with over 15,000 inhabitants.
Learn about the ancient and modern history of Aberdeen, a city in Scotland with a rich cultural and economic heritage. See photos and maps of the city's landmarks, such as the castle, the cathedral, and the harbour.
Aberdeenshire is a historic county in Scotland that gives its name to the modern Aberdeenshire council area. It borders Kincardineshire, Angus, Perthshire, Inverness-shire and Banffshire, and has a rich history and culture.
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On the south-western corner is the 210 ft (64 m) West Tower, with its prominent bartizans, which commands a fine view of the city and surrounding country. The West Tower of the new Town House. On the corner of Castle Street and King Street stands the old North of Scotland Bank by Aberdeen born architect, Archibald Simpson. This building, with ...
The AB postcode area covers north-east Scotland, including Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and east Moray. AB22 is one of the postcode districts in Aberdeen, with Bridge of Don, Danestone, Grandholm and Persley as part of its coverage.