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Abergeldie

Settlement in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Abergeldie

Way to Dalraddie House (July 2012) Dalraddie - 'dark red haugh' [Watson & Allen (1984)]. A sign by the access point from the B976.
Way to Dalraddie House (July 2012) Credit: Stanley Howe

Abergeldie is a small village located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Situated along the banks of the River Dee, it is nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Cairngorms National Park. The village is approximately 10 miles west of the town of Ballater and 50 miles west of Aberdeen.

Abergeldie is known for its rich history and stunning natural beauty. The area is abundant in wildlife, with red deer often spotted roaming the nearby hills. The village itself is characterized by traditional Scottish architecture, with many stone buildings and cottages dotting the landscape.

One of the main attractions in Abergeldie is Abergeldie Castle, a historic tower house dating back to the 16th century. This castle, with its distinctive turrets and battlements, is privately owned and not open to the public, but its presence adds to the charm and allure of the village.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do in the surrounding area, with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. The nearby River Dee is renowned for salmon fishing, attracting anglers from all over the world.

Abergeldie offers a peaceful and idyllic retreat for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning natural surroundings and historical landmarks, it is a destination that appeals to both nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.041421/-3.1774952 or Grid Reference NO2895. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Way to Dalraddie House (July 2012) Dalraddie - 'dark red haugh' [Watson & Allen (1984)]. A sign by the access point from the B976.
Way to Dalraddie House (July 2012)
Dalraddie - 'dark red haugh' [Watson & Allen (1984)]. A sign by the access point from the B976.
Wood near Dalraddie House Thinning of the commercial forest to the side of the track has resulted in more light on the birch trees
Wood near Dalraddie House
Thinning of the commercial forest to the side of the track has resulted in more light on the birch trees
Abergeldie and Micras - after the flood The flood of December 2015 removed a large section of the bank of the River Dee close to Abergeldie Castle as well as causing part of the A93 road at nearby Micras to collapse into the river. The photograph shows work in progress to reinforce the river bank at the castle. Meanwhile a temporary road to bypass the collapsed part of the A93 is nearing completion.
Abergeldie and Micras - after the flood
The flood of December 2015 removed a large section of the bank of the River Dee close to Abergeldie Castle as well as causing part of the A93 road at nearby Micras to collapse into the river. The photograph shows work in progress to reinforce the river bank at the castle. Meanwhile a temporary road to bypass the collapsed part of the A93 is nearing completion.
Abergeldie suspension bridge The footbridge was built in 1885 at Queen Victoria's expense for the benefit of her guests using Abergeldie Castle. It was destroyed by the flood of December 2015.
Abergeldie suspension bridge
The footbridge was built in 1885 at Queen Victoria's expense for the benefit of her guests using Abergeldie Castle. It was destroyed by the flood of December 2015.
Abergeldie suspension bridge The footbridge was built in 1885 at Queen Victoria's expense for the benefit of her guests using Abergeldie Castle. It was destroyed by the flood of December 2015.
Abergeldie suspension bridge
The footbridge was built in 1885 at Queen Victoria's expense for the benefit of her guests using Abergeldie Castle. It was destroyed by the flood of December 2015.
A93 at Micras after the flood The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of both the left and right banks of the River Dee at Micras and nearby Abergeldie. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river.
A93 at Micras after the flood
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of both the left and right banks of the River Dee at Micras and nearby Abergeldie. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river.
A93 at Micras after the flood The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of both the left and right banks of the River Dee at Micras and nearby Abergeldie. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river.
A93 at Micras after the flood
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of both the left and right banks of the River Dee at Micras and nearby Abergeldie. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river.
New road at Micras The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the banks of the River Dee at Micras. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river however Aberdeenshire Council quickly constructed a temporary road to bypass the damaged section.
New road at Micras
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the banks of the River Dee at Micras. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river however Aberdeenshire Council quickly constructed a temporary road to bypass the damaged section.
New road at Micras The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the banks of the River Dee at Micras. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river however Aberdeenshire Council quickly constructed a temporary road to bypass the damaged section.
New road at Micras
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the banks of the River Dee at Micras. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river however Aberdeenshire Council quickly constructed a temporary road to bypass the damaged section.
New road at Micras The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the banks of the River Dee at Micras. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river however Aberdeenshire Council quickly constructed a temporary road to bypass the damaged section.
New road at Micras
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the banks of the River Dee at Micras. Part of the A93 road from Ballater to Braemar collapsed into the river however Aberdeenshire Council quickly constructed a temporary road to bypass the damaged section.
Abergeldie Castle after the flood The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the river bank at Abergeldie Castle. The castle was left only a few feet from a large drop down to the river. The photograph shows work in progress to reinforce the bank around the castle.
Abergeldie Castle after the flood
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the river bank at Abergeldie Castle. The castle was left only a few feet from a large drop down to the river. The photograph shows work in progress to reinforce the bank around the castle.
Abergeldie Castle after the flood The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the river bank at Abergeldie Castle. The castle was left only a few feet from a large drop down to the river. The photograph shows work in progress to reinforce the bank around the castle.
Abergeldie Castle after the flood
The flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the river bank at Abergeldie Castle. The castle was left only a few feet from a large drop down to the river. The photograph shows work in progress to reinforce the bank around the castle.
Crofthouse at Gerach
Crofthouse at Gerach
Rough grazing at Torgalter
Rough grazing at Torgalter
Flood damaged A93 at Abergeldie A new stretch has been laid over the field to rejoin Braemar and Ballater. Work has also been done to save Abergeldie Castle from collapse.
Flood damaged A93 at Abergeldie
A new stretch has been laid over the field to rejoin Braemar and Ballater. Work has also been done to save Abergeldie Castle from collapse.
A quiet River Dee hides its destructive power A quick patchup has reopened the A93 but the town of Ballater, downstream, will take at least a year to recover from the recent flood damage.
A quiet River Dee hides its destructive power
A quick patchup has reopened the A93 but the town of Ballater, downstream, will take at least a year to recover from the recent flood damage.
Torgalter Burn Morning light on the moorland above Torgalter below The Maim. Lochnagar is in the distance.
Torgalter Burn
Morning light on the moorland above Torgalter below The Maim. Lochnagar is in the distance.
Abergeldie Castle below Lochnagar The castle is situated close to the River Dee. The major flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the river bank near to the castle. The work which was done to repair the bank and protect the castle is clearly visible.
Abergeldie Castle below Lochnagar
The castle is situated close to the River Dee. The major flood of December 2015 caused severe erosion of the river bank near to the castle. The work which was done to repair the bank and protect the castle is clearly visible.
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Abergeldie is located at Grid Ref: NO2895 (Lat: 57.041421, Lng: -3.1774952)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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