Banffshire, Scotland

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Banffshire, Scotland is a historic county in northeastern Scotland whose name was later given to Canada's Banff National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic county
lieutenancy area
registration county
borders Aberdeenshire NERFINISHED
Inverness-shire NERFINISHED
Kincardineshire NERFINISHED
Moray
containsFeature Cairngorms
Moray Coast
linked to: Moray Firth coast
containsRegion Strathspey
containsRiver River Bogie NERFINISHED
River Deveron
River Isla
River Spey
containsSettlement Aberchirder
Buckie
Cullen
Dufftown
Keith
Macduff
Portsoy
Tomintoul
country Scotland
hasCoastOn Moray Firth
hasHistoricCountyStatusAbolished 1975
hasHistoricCountyTown Banff
hasHistoricIndustry agriculture
fishing
textiles
whisky distilling
hasLieutenancyArea Banffshire lieutenancy area
hasNotableProduct Speyside single malt Scotch whisky
hasRegistrationCounty Banffshire registration county
historicalParliamentaryRepresentation Banffshire (UK Parliament constituency)
Elginshire and Nairnshire (for some areas after reforms)
linked to: Moray Council area
historicCountyOf Scotland
inspiredToponym Banff, Alberta
linked to: Banff
languageHistoricallySpoken English
Scots
Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn United Kingdom
northeastern Scotland
linked to: Northeast Scotland
namedAfter town of Banff
nameUsedFor Banff National Park
partlyReplacedBy Aberdeenshire council area
Moray council area
linked to: Moray Council area
succeededBy Grampian Region
linked to: Grampian
traditionalRegion Highlands
North-East Scotland
linked to: Northeast Scotland

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Banff National Park namedAfter Banffshire, Scotland
Duff House location Banff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
linked to: Banffshire, Scotland
James Gordon Bennett Sr. birthPlace Newmill, Banffshire, Scotland
linked to: Banffshire, Scotland