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Peterhead has the distinction of
being the most easterly point in mainland Scotland, though nearby
Boddam runs it close. Much of the
town is built on an east-pointing peninsula defined by the narrow estuary of
the River Ugie to the north and Peterhead Bay to the south. Its
setting and location have helped ensure that the story of
Peterhead over the intervening
four centuries has been greatly influenced by the sea, and it remains an
important fishing port today. (more...)
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