Linn of Dee

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Linn of Dee
Aberdeenshire

The Linn of Dee beneath the bridge
River: River Dee, Aberdeenshire
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Co-ordinates: 56°59’19"N, 3°32’44"W

The Linn of Dee is a waterfall of the River Dee in Aberdeenshire, fomed where the river passes east through a thousand-foot natural rock gorge.

This is a spot which was much favoured by Queen Victoria during her stays at Balmoral. The queen opened the bridge that spans the Dee at this point in 1857. [1]

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