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Turriff

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Turriff

Market town and former burgh in Aberdeenshire unitary authority, Scotland, 56 km/35 mi northwest of Aberdeen; population (2001) 4,450. Founded in the 6th century, Turriff is an agricultural centre with related industries, including the engineering and manufacture of farming equipment.
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