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Size

  
A journey round the catchment perimenter would cover over 300km

Total river length including tributaries

 1644.9 km

Minimum Altitude

 0m
Maximum Altitude        
1309 m
Area                                                             2108.21 km2
Length                                                         
126 km
The Dee catchment is one of Scotland's largest, covering 2100 square kilometres (885 square miles).
Width (west to east): xx miles  
Width (north to south): xx miles  

Highest Mountains

  

Waters

  

Wildlife

  

People

There are x million visitors a year
xxxxx people live within the catchment (Source: 1991 census)
Recreational fisheries£1.5 million to the local economy.		  

Housing

  • Total dwellings:
  • Owner occupied:
  • Rented:
  • Holiday or second homes:
  

Weather

  

Mean temperature in Aberdeen:

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  • January -
  

Annual rainfall:

  • in Aberdeen:
  • in Braemar, t


 

  

 

Cultural Heritage

 

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