Aberdeen

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Aberdeen is a major port city in northeast Scotland known for its North Sea oil industry, granite architecture, and role as a regional economic and cultural hub.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
port city
administrativeArea Aberdeen City council area
architecturalStyle granite buildings
climate temperate oceanic climate
country Scotland
United Kingdom
economicSector fishing
higher education
oil and gas
renewable energy
shipping
tourism
governingBody Aberdeen City council area
surface form: Aberdeen City Council
hasAirport Aberdeen International Airport
hasCulturalInstitution Aberdeen Art Gallery
Aberdeen Maritime Museum
His Majesty's Theatre
hasFootballClub Aberdeen F.C.
hasHarbour Aberdeen Harbour
surface form: Port of Aberdeen
hasMuseum Aberdeen Maritime Museum
hasPark Duthie Park
Hazlehead Park
hasRiver River Dee
River Don
hasUniversity Robert Gordon University
University of Aberdeen
isRegionalCentreFor northeast Scotland
knownFor North Sea offshore sector
surface form: North Sea oil industry

granite architecture
offshore energy sector
role as regional cultural hub
role as regional economic hub
language English
locatedAtMouthOf River Dee
River Don
locatedIn northeast Scotland
locatedOn North Sea
nickname Granite City
Oil Capital of Europe
Silver City
partOf historic county of Aberdeenshire
regionalLanguage Scots
Scottish Gaelic
timeZone Greenwich Mean Time
timeZoneDST British Summer Time
transport ferry services to Orkney and Shetland
rail connections to other Scottish cities
UNLOCODE GBABD

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Foresterhill campus locatedIn Aberdeen
Sir Duncan Rice Library hasView Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen city
Annie Lennox birthPlace Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen, Scotland
College of Arts and Social Sciences locatedIn Aberdeen
subject surface form: College of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Aberdeen
Aberdeen Grammar School namedAfter Aberdeen
this entity surface form: city of Aberdeen
Alexander Milne Calder birthPlace Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen, Scotland
Lerwick Harbour connectsTo Aberdeen
Aberdeen, Mississippi namedAfter Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen, Scotland
Robert Gordon placeOfBirth Aberdeen
Robert Gordon placeOfActivity Aberdeen
Robert Gordon locatedIn Aberdeen
subject surface form: Robert Gordon University
Robert Gordon location Aberdeen
subject surface form: educational institution founded by Robert Gordon
Robert Gordon's Hospital locatedIn Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen, Scotland
Robert Gordon's Hospital locationCityCentre Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen city centre
Robert Gordon's Hospital city Aberdeen
Garthdee locatedIn Aberdeen
Garthdee isSouthOf Aberdeen
this entity surface form: City centre of Aberdeen
Garthdee postalTown Aberdeen
Schoolhill (historic) city Aberdeen
Schoolhill (historic) locatedIn Aberdeen
this entity surface form: Aberdeen city centre
RGU:Union locatedIn Aberdeen
RGU:Union city Aberdeen
James Gibbs placeOfBirth Aberdeen
Sir Ian Wood placeOfBirth Aberdeen
Sir Ian Wood basedIn Aberdeen
Sir Ian Wood residence Aberdeen
Riverside Building locatedIn Aberdeen
School of Computing locatedIn Aberdeen
subject surface form: School of Computing (Robert Gordon University)
High Court locatedIn Aberdeen
subject surface form: High Court of Justiciary
Garthdee campus locatedIn Aberdeen