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The B9031 Road is a paved public highway in northern Aberdeenshire, Scotland.[1] The roadway is notable for its proximity and access to a number of scenic, historic and prehistoric sites. for example the road provides access to the historic St. Drostan's Kirk.[2] The road also provides proximity access to the prehistoric sites of Cairn Lee and Longman Hill.[3]
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[edit]- Cuthbert Graham. 1977. Portrait of the Moray Firth
- C. Michael Hogan. 2008. Longman Hill, Modern Antiquarian
- Richard D. Oram. 1997. Scottish prehistory, 243 pages
- N. H. Trewin, B. C. Kneller, Con Gillen. 1987. Excursion guide to the geology of the Aberdeen area, Geological Society of Aberdeen, 295 pages
- Philip's Motorists Atlas. 2004. Based on United Kingdom Ordnance Survey Map, Octopus Publishing Group Ltd.
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