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Aberdeen City  Locator map for the Scottish administrative region of Aberdeen City. | Unitary authority in northeast Scotland, created in 1996. |
Features bordered to the east by the North Sea, extends along the valleys of the rivers Don and Dee, noted for its granite buildings, University of Aberdeen dates from 1495 |
Industries North Sea oil and support industries, food processing, paper manufacture |
Population (2001) 184,800 |
Famous people poet John Barbour; poet Lord Byron had his early education here |
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Trapeze's European customer base include: Fortis Bank, Manchester
Airports Group, Gemeente Amsterdam, Douglas, Londonderry City Council,
Behr-Hella, France Television, Oxford University, Aberdeen City Council,
Arvato Group, Max Planck Institutes and Discovery Communications. Some larger names in
Trapeze's European customer base include: Fortis Bank, Manchester
Airports Group, Gemeente Amsterdam, Douglas, Londonderry City Council,
Behr-Hella, France Television, Oxford University, Aberdeen City Council,
Arvato Group, Max Planck Institutes and Discovery Communications. While the name Aberdeen City may conjure up various locations such
as Scotland or Kurt Cobain's Washington state hometown, this
Aberdeen City is not a physical locale but a musical destination for a
stylish rock band of four Boston musicians. |
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