Aberdeen

Aberdeen Harbour is one of the UK’s oldest and busiest ports. It is the principal port for the energy sector in Western Europe and serves a number of industries as the main commercial port in the North-East of Scotland. The first recorded reference to the harbour was in AD 1136 when King David 1st of Scotland granted the Bishops of Aberdeen the right to levy a tithe on all ships trading at the port.

Nearest Businesses:

John Ross Jr (Aberdeen) Ltd 1446 ft Granite City Fish 2983 ft Colin Fraser 3125 ft RW Henderson 3383 ft Donald Russell 15 Miles

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