Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Major Aberdeenshire river which passes through Kemnay and Inverurie | Don | 93%
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Town at the easternmost point in mainland Scotland, and known as 'The Bloo Toon' | Peterhead | 91%
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Royal Residence on the south bank of the River Dee | Balmoral | 84%
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National Park which occupies the western part of Aberdeenshire | Cairngorms | 80%
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Aberdeen Football Club was led by this highly successful manager between 1978 and 1986 | Alex Ferguson | 79%
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Name given to a mountain over 3000 feet, of which there are several in Aberdeenshire | Munro | 78%
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Town in the far northeast corner of Aberdeenshire, one of Europe's biggest shellfish ports | Fraserburgh | 74%
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Popular name for the Mid Northern Scots dialect spoken in Aberdeenshire | Doric | 72%
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Town on the north coast of Aberdeenshire which has the same name as a town in Alberta | Banff | 59%
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Major mountain range which extends from Aberdeenshire to the west coast and in which the above National Park is situated | Grampian Mountains | 50%
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The attractive and popular area of forests, mountains, moors and villages which follow the course of the River Dee is often known by this name | Deeside | 47%
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Second highest mountain in Britain which sits near the boundary with Moray | Ben Macdui | 43%
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Set locally, the children's book 'The Old Man of Lochnagar' was written by this heir apparent | Prince Charles | 42%
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National Trust castle near Drumoak which has a medieval grand hall and old tower house | Drum Castle | 23%
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Gight Castle, near Fyvie, was once owned by the mother of this Romantic movement poet | Lord Byron | 22%
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