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Standing
Glassel Dam Wood
4 miles NW of Banchory. 5 stones of reddish granite. Read Glassel Dam Wood details
Cullerlie
Near Garlogie. 8 rough boulders set in a circle 10.1 m in diameter. View Cullerlie
Templestone
2 miles SE of Forres. Four stones form a rectangle rather than a circle. Templestone details
Innesmill - Urquhart
5 miles NE of Elgin. Remains of a large stone circle. View Innesmill details
Recumbent
Sunhoney
9 Miles NW of Peterculter. A large stone circle consisting of a recumbent and 11 standing stones. View Sunhoney
Tomnaverie
4 miles NW of Aboyne. A recumbent, 2 flankers (1 of which is fallen), 5 erect stones and 1 fallen stone make up this circle. Tomnaverie details
Aikey Brae
11 miles W of Peterhead. Fine example of the Buchan variant of the Recumbent Stone Circle tradition. Aikey Brae details
Easter Aquhorthies
3 miles W of Inverurie. Circle consisting of 11 uprights and a recumbent. Read about Easter Aquhorthies
Loudon Wood
11 miles W of Peterhead. View Loudon Wood
Mulloch Wood - The Nine Stanes
3 ½ miles SE of Banchory. View Mulloch Wood
Berrybrae
7 miles S of Fraserburgh. Berrybrae details
Midmar Kirk
10 miles NW of Peterculter. Midmar Kirk details
Loanhead of Daviot
5 miles NW of Inverurie. A large stone circle. View Loanhead of Daviot
