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Aberdeen is a port city in North East Scotland and the third most populous city in the country.

Altens is a district of Aberdeen, situated on Scotland’s north‑east coast. It offers a residential setting within a larger city while retaining a distinct local character.

Altens is a district of Aberdeen, situated on Scotland’s north‑east coast.

Ardoe is a small locality within the AB12 postal district of Aberdeen, noted for its distinctive granite-built architecture that characterises the city.

Banchory-Devenick is a small hamlet just south of Aberdeen, offering a quiet rural setting while remaining close to city amenities.

Blairs is a small locality near Aberdeen that hosts a museum dedicated to Scotland's Catholic heritage. It offers a quiet, historically rich setting with a notable listed chapel.

Bridge of Dee is a historic road bridge in Aberdeen, Scotland, dating from 1527. The surrounding area shares its name and is part of the city’s southern boundary.

Cove is a suburb on Aberdeen’s south‑east edge with a population of around 8,000. It offers a quiet residential feel while remaining close to the city centre.

Cove Bay is a suburb of Aberdeen, Scotland, situated on the south‑east edge of the city. It offers a residential setting within reach of Aberdeen’s amenities.

East Tullos Industrial Estate in Aberdeen hosts the NESS Energy Project, an incinerator that is currently in full operation.

Maryculter is a small village near Aberdeen, offering a quiet rural setting close to the River Dee.

Nigg is a residential area of Aberdeen with a population of around 16,400, situated south of the River Dee. It offers coastal scenery and local attractions such as the Bay of Nigg and a nearby golf course.

Portlethen is a town of just under 9,000 residents, situated about seven miles south of Aberdeen along the A92. It offers a small-town feel while remaining close to the city’s amenities.