Scotland Council Quiz - Angus

Large mid Angus town and administrative centre for Angus Council

Two rivers with the same name, one of which marks part of the Angus boundary

Novelist and playwright Sir James Matthew Barrie, from Kirriemuir, is best remembered
as the creator of this adventurous flying boy

Stunning fortification which is the legendary setting for Shakespeare's Macbeth

Brechin born pioneer of radio direction finding and radar technology

The bar of the Glenesk Hotel in Edzell holds a Guinness World Record for the most
varieties of this beverage on sale

Headland at the mouth of the Tay estuary which is now a Ministry of Defence training area

Born in Angus in 1826, this woman went on to be a Nevada pioneer and fortune teller
and one of the richest women in the USA after the Comstock Lode mining boom

Coastal town with a large tidal basin, located near the northern boundary of Angus

Type of smoked haddock which is a speciality of the town of Arbroath

Angus settlement which was traditionally described as a city due to its medieval cathedral

Sir Hugh Munro of Lindertis House was the founder of the Scottish Mountaineering Club and compiler of a list of Scottish mountains over this height (in feet) which now bear his name

Popular breed of small beef cattle which was originally native to the Angus area

Coastal town best known for its golf course which often hosts the Open Championship

Born in Angus in 1946, 'Bon' Scott went on to be a vocalist with this Australian rock band