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ABER1
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ABERDEEN
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Capital of Grampian Highlands, famous for its sparkling granite buildings, Marischal College, ancient University...
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City of Aberdeen
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ABER3
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ABERLOUR AND CRAIGELLACHIE
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On the banks of the River Spey on the Speyside Way. Several distilleries in the surrounding area are open to...
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Moray
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ABER2
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ABERCHIRDER
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Peaceful country town close to the valley of the River Deveron retaining its original planned streets.
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Aberdeenshire
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ABOY4
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ABOYNE
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Surrounding the Green where the famous Highland Games are held, Aboyne was laid out in 1676.
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Aberdeenshire
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ALFO5
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ALFORD
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Haughton and Murray Country Parks, Grampian Transport Museum with outdoor demonstration circuit...
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Aberdeenshire
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BALL6
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BALLATER
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Conspicuous for the number of 'By Appointment' signs on the shops, and set in magnificent scenery....
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Aberdeenshire
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BANC7
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BANCHORY
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Holiday town on the River Dee with a good range of shops.
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Aberdeenshire
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BANF8
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BANFF
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Historic coastal town with many finely restored 18th century buildings and Colleonard Sculpture Gardens.
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Aberdeenshire
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BRAE9
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BRAEMAR
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The eastern gateway to the Cairngorm mountains and an ideal centre for walkers and naturalists.
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Aberdeenshire
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BUCK10
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BUCKIE
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Starting point for the Speyside Way, Buckie is a busy harbour with large fishing fleet...
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Moray
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CRAT11
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CRATHIE
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A popular place with visitors, due to the close proximity of Balmoral Castle...
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Aberdeenshire
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CRUD12
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CRUDEN BAY
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Cut into the North east coast, this picture-perfect fishing village has three nearby attractions to be proud of...
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Aberdeenshire
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CULL13
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CULLEN
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Very attractive planned village, above scenic bay and beautiful beach with picturesque seatown.
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Moray
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DUFF14
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DUFFTOWN
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At the heart of the Malt Whisky Trail. Glenfiddich Distillery, Balvenie Castle, Mortlach Old Church...
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Moray
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ELGI15
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ELGIN
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Situated in the heart of Malt Whisky Country, Elgin is the capital and commercial centre of Moray....
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Moray
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ELLO16
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ELLON
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Situated on the River Ythan, Ellon is close to Pitmedden Garden and Museum of Farming Life (NTS).
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Aberdeenshire
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FETT17
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FETTERCAIRN
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A distinctive village with attractive square and striking Gothic arch set below the hills on the Cairn O'Mount...
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Aberdeenshire
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FIND18
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FINDHORN
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The picturesque village of Findhorn has long been a mecca for visitors offering excellent watersports facilities.
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Moray
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FIND19
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FINDOCHTY AND PORTKNOCKIE
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Neighbouring villages with picturesque harbours and traditional cottages, cliff-top walks and fine views...
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Moray
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FOCH20
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FOCHABERS
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Eighteenth century planned village, on the route of the Speyside Way, with fascinating Folk Museum and...
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Moray
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FORR21
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FORRES
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Floral town with award-winning parks and gardens, the Falconer Museum, Sueno's Stone (HS) and...
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Moray
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FRAS22
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FRASERBURGH
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A major fishing port with award-winning sandy beaches. The first ever Scottish Lighthouse Museum.
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Aberdeenshire
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FYVI23
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FYVIE
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Picturesque wooded village where Fyvie Castle (NTS) houses countless fine works of art and...
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Aberdeenshire
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GARD24
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GARDENSTOWN
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Spectacular cliff-side village with traditional seatown and pretty harbour. Ruined 11th century chapel...
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Aberdeenshire
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GARM25
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GARMOUTH, KINGSTON & SPEY BAY
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Peaceful communities in natural, unspoilt habitat to either side of the River Spey.
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Moray
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HOPE26
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HOPEMAN AND BURGHEAD
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Neighbouring seaside villages. Visit Burghead Well (HS) and nearby Duffus Castle (HS).
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Moray
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HUNT27
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HUNTLY
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Former seat of the Gordon family, the 'Cock o' the North', the town is an ideal centre for touring scenic Strathbogie.
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Aberdeenshire
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INSC28
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INSCH
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Small country town, overlooked by an Iron Age Fort on Dunnideer Hill.
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Aberdeenshire
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INVE29
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INVERBERVIE
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The Royal Burgh of Inverbervie lies at the mouth of the Bervie Water.
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Aberdeenshire
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INVE30
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INVERURIE
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A thriving town amidst beautiful countryside with long and short walks on the nearby hill of Bennachie.
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Aberdeenshire
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KEIT31
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KEITH
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On the Malt Whisky Trail, with Strathisla Distillery open to visitors and the new Scottish Tartans Museum.
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Moray
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KINT32
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KINTORE, KEMNAY AND MONYMUSK
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Rural communities close to the fine tower house of Castle Fraser (NTS).
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Aberdeenshire
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LAUR33
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LAURENCEKIRK
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The principal town in the Howe o' the Mearns, it is an ideal base for touring Lewis Grassic Gibbon country.
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Aberdeenshire
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LOSS34
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LOSSIEMOUTH
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Traditional seaside town on the 'Moray Riviera' with magnificent sandy beaches.
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Moray
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MACD35
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MACDUFF
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Fishing port at the mouth of the River Deveron. The annual Mobil North Sea Yacht Race...
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Aberdeenshire
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MINT36
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MINTLAW
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Peaceful village set in rich farmlands (on the Buchan-Formartine Way).
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Aberdeenshire
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NEW 37
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NEW PITSLIGO
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Farming village once noted for making Queen Victoria's favourite lace.
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Aberdeenshire
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OLDM38
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OLDMELDRUM
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With fine views toward Bennachie, Oldmeldrum retains much of its old character.
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Aberdeenshire
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PENN39
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PENNAN
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Beautiful old smugglers village at the foot of mighty cliffs, Pennan was the location for...
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Aberdeenshire
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PETE40
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PETERHEAD
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Europe's busiest fishing port with over 400 boats and a bustling daily fishmarket and 100-berth leisure Marina.
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Aberdeenshire
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PORT41
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PORTSOY, FORDYCE & SANDEND
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Finely restored conservation village built around 17th century harbour.
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Moray
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ROSE42
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ROSEHEARTY
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Historic fishing town founded in 14th century by shipwrecked Danes.
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Aberdeenshire
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ROTH43
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ROTHES
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Originally a crofting township, this village by the River Spey is now a centre for whisky distilling...
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Moray
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STON44
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STONEHAVEN
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This attractive seaside resort, with heated open-air Olympic size swimming pool, has a...
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Aberdeenshire
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TARL47
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TARLAND, ECHT AND MIDMAR
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Tarland is a quiet village with an attractive central square. A number of prehistoric sites are...
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Aberdeenshire
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TOMI48
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TOMINTOUL
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Tomintoul stands on the road between Deeside and Speyside, near the Cairngorm Mountains...
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Moray
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TURR49
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TURRIFF
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Bustling farming town which was the capital of a 6th century Pictish Prince.
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Aberdeenshire
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WHIT50
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WHITEHILLS
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Smallest north-east village to retain its own fishing fleet and leisure marina.
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Aberdeenshire
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BURG55
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BURGHEAD
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A small fishing town on the coast of the Moray Firth. Five miles of sandy beach...
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Moray
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SPEY56
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SPEY BAY
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Peaceful community in natural, unspoilt habitat on the side of the River Spey.
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Moray
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LONM65
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LONMAY
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The parish in Buchan district, Aberdeenshire, on the A90 between Fraserburgh and Peterhead, covers an area of around 20 miles.
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Aberdeenshire
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