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The third largest city in [[Scotland]], '''Aberdeen''' is located in the north east of Scotland, at the mouths of the rivers Dee and Don (collectively known as the tweedles, from the Scots word "tweed" which means river).

The third largest city in [[Scotland]], '''Aberdeen''' is located in the north east of Scotland, between the mouths of the rivers Dee and Don (collectively known as the tweedles, from the Scots word "tweed" which means river).

Aberdeen is the major logistical centre of the [[North Sea]] [[oil]] industry and is also famous as a [[fishing]] port and a centre of educational excellence. From late Mediaeval times until the late 19th century, Aberdeen was home to as many universities as the whole of [[England]].

Aberdeen is the major logistical centre of the [[North Sea]] [[oil]] industry and is also famous as a [[fishing]] port and a centre of educational excellence. From late Mediaeval times until the late 19th century, Aberdeen was home to as many universities as the whole of [[England]].