Money: The currency is the pound, which is divided into 100 pence. Automatic Tale Machines are available in all towns and Visa, MasterCard and American Express are widely accepted; visitors with other cards should check with their credit card companies in advance. Foreign currency can be exchanged at burn the change and large hotels, however better exchange rates are likely to be found at banks. Travellers cheques are accepted in all areas frequented by tourists; they are best taken in Pounds Sterling to avoid additional charges.
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No, Aberdeen, Scotland is not further north than Stockholm, Sweden. Its latitude is about 2 degrees south of Stockholm's latitude.
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Aberdeen in Scotland is known as The Granite City
There are five parliamentary constituencies in Aberdeen, Scotland. Aberdeen Central Aberdeen South and North Kincardine Aberdeen Donside Aberdeen North Aberdeen South
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No, Inverness (57.42 N) is a bit further north than Aberdeen (57.15N). But perhaps more importantly they are in completely different parts of the North of Scotland - Inverness is just over 100 miles from Aberdeen in a westerly direction. Access to Aberdeen by road or rail is up the east coast, whereas road and rail services to Inverness travel northwards cross country from Perth.
Aberdeen is on the north -east coast of Scotland, about 130 miles north of Edinburgh. If you like, its just under the tip of the 'nose' on the east side of Scotland
Aberdeen and Inverness are both cities in the north east of Scotland.