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.
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Bridge of Dee is a locality in Aberdeen, Scotland, named after a road bridge that carries traffic over the River Dee. The bridge, built in 1527, is a notable historic structure that once marked the southern boundary of the City of Aberdeen. The area surrounding the bridge shares its name and is part of the city’s urban fabric. Residents in this locality experience the character of a place where a significant piece of 16th‑century infrastructure remains a landmark. The bridge’s presence underscores the area’s long connection to the river and to the city’s development. As a result, the locality offers a sense of historical continuity and a tangible link to Aberdeen’s past, reflected in the enduring name and the bridge’s prominent position within the city’s landscape.