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Showing nearest 50 of 94,948 images tagged with top:Housing, Dwellings tag near NJ7915.
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Too new for the map
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7915 The access road does not appear to be complete, but the first few houses... (more)
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top:Construction, DevelopmentX
top:Housing, Dwellings
new buildX
road worksX
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
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Granite house, Forest Road, Kintore
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7916 |
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Council flats, Northern Road, Kintore
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7916 Tags:
council flatsX
building material:graniteX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Village, Rural settlementX
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Suburb in the country
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8213 Blackburn (or Kinellar) continues to expand with high-density suburban developments.
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A house on the corner
by Stanley Howe geograph for square NJ8314 Of the minor road from the B979 to Dyce.
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Flats
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7719 The ground already looks parched in the very dry March 2012 weather. On... (more)
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Maisonette, Elphinstone Road, Port Elphinstone
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7720 An unusual 1930s design for Inverurie.
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Suburban villas, Inverurie
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7720 |
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Care Home, Commercial Road, Inverurie
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ7720 This enormous structure is almost brand new (in 2012).
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Beidleston cottage
by Stanley Howe geograph for square NJ8515 By a bend in the minor road from Kinalla to Dyce.
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bend in roadX
cottageX
place:DyceX
top:Housing, Dwellings
minor roadX
top:Roads, Road transportX
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New housing, Inverurie
by Alex McGregor geograph for square NJ7722 Tags:
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top:Housing, Dwellings
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Redevelopment, Inverurie
by Alex McGregor geograph for square NJ7722 Tags:
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top:Housing, Dwellings
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New Housing off Uryside Drive
by Alex McGregor geograph for square NJ7722 Tags:
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top:Housing, Dwellings
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Burghmuir Drive
by Bob Embleton geograph for square NJ7622 The junction of Burghmuir Drive and North Street is controlled by a very... (more)
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Too new for the map
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8107 The posh part of the Broadshade Farm development. The mud-bath in the... (more)
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Woodside Cottage, Garlogie
by Stanley Howe geograph for square NJ7906 Over the garden hedge, by the minor roads junction.
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View to Woodside Cottage
by Stanley Howe geograph for square NJ7806 From the Milton of Garlogie road.
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Old Skene Road, Westhill
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8207 The junction with Hay's Way can be seen in the distance.
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top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Roads, Road transportX
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
suburban road junctionX
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Flats behind Westhill shopping centre
by Stanley Howe geograph for square NJ8307 |
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Swailend Steadings
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8816 A typical Aberdeenshire scene: a single-track road edged with a dry stane... (more)
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dry stane dykeX
top:Farm, Fishery, Market GardeningX
building material:graniteX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:LowlandsX
single-track roadX
steading conversionX
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New builds
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8813 Too new to show up on the OS map, these flats are part of a large... (more)
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North end of Victoria Street, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8813 |
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Berrywell Gardens, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8813 Granite former council houses from the 1930s.
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20 mph zoneX
former:council housingX
building material:graniteX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
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South Esk Place, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8813 1970s terrace done up in pastel colours.
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period:1970sX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
housing:terraceX
twenty s plenty speed limitX
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Newton Farm, Newhills, Aberdeen
by Bill Harrison for square NJ8609 Beyond the fields, the edge of Northfield can be seen.
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Seventies Suburbia
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8812 The junction of Netherview Road (to the left) and Glen Road (straight on).
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period:1970sX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Roads, Road transportX
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
suburban housesX
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Riverview Drive, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8913 To the left 1960s housing, to the right public open space.
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Turning loop, Glen Gardens, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8912 This side of Dyce avoided through streets to cut down on "rat... (more)
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Round the bend
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8913 A 90-degree bend in Netherview Avenue leads eventually to Dyce Shopping Centre.
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top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Roads, Road transportX
sharp bendX
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
suburban housesX
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Todlaw Walk, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8913 |
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Netherview Avenue, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8913 The main (and bus) route through this part of Dyce has no houses facing onto it.
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Busy afternoon traffic period as the haar is lifting
by C Michael Hogan geograph for square NJ8607 |
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Licklyhead Way, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8913 |
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Tornashean Gardens, Dyce
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8913 |
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Brooms Farm
by Andrew Wood geograph for square NJ7625 A converted farm steading at Brooms by Lethenty.
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Flats
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8912 There are at least a dozen of this unusual design of blocks of flat in... (more)
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Newmachar new builds
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8919 Like a number of villages near Aberdeen, Newmachar is growing rapidly.... (more)
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New houses, Old Park, Stoneywood
by Alex McGregor geograph for square NJ8911 Tags:
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top:Housing, Dwellings
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Drumligair Farmhouse
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9016 An utterly typical Aberdeenshire design of granite farmhouse with... (more)
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dormer windowsX
top:Farm, Fishery, Market GardeningX
FarmhouseX
building material:graniteX
top:Housing, Dwellings
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Steading
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9017 What looks to be a converted farm building at Sunnyside Farm
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top:Farm, Fishery, Market GardeningX
building material:graniteX
top:Housing, Dwellings
steading conversionX
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Bucksburn granite cottages...
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ8909 ...facing onto the A96
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Too new for the map
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9019 Some of the new-builds at the Kingset Meadows development.
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Roadside of Garlogie
by Alan Findlay geograph for square NJ7903 A telephoto view of the village on the B9119. Benachie in the distance.
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top:GrasslandX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:Roads, Road transportX
top:UplandsX
top:Village, Rural settlementX
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Bennachie Colony
by edward mcmaihin geograph for square NJ6921 The foundations of a ruined house used by members of the farming... (more)
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top:Farm, Fishery, Market GardeningX
top:GrasslandX
top:Historic sites and artefactsX
top:Housing, Dwellings
top:UplandsX
top:Woodland, ForestX
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Country Scene
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9021 Lambs in the field, typical Aberdeenshire farm cottages in the background.
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farm cottagesX
top:Farm, Fishery, Market GardeningX
building material:graniteX
top:Housing, Dwellings
lambsX
SheepX
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Manor Avenue, Aberdeen
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9008 Aberdeen's 1930s council-estate developments featured some impressively wide streets.
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Granite council flats, Manor Avenue, Aberdeen
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9008 Aberdeen built some lavish council flats in the granite era, such as this... (more)
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Granite council flats, Manor Avenue, Aberdeen
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9008 Close-up of the end of the block seen here: Link
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1930s Council block, Manor Avenue, Aberdeen
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9108 The twin of the block up the road (see:... (more)
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council flatsX
top:Housing, Dwellings
building material:stuccoX
top:Suburb, Urban fringeX
three-storey flatsX
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Croft Terrace, Mastrick, Aberdeen
by Bill Harrison geograph for square NJ9007 The pastel terraces are smart and well tended...
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