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We are working on making the LDP 2023 data available We are working on making the green belt data availableĭownload grit bins data 11th October 2018 (kmz, 101KB)ĭownload primary and secondary gritting routes data 22nd December 2020 (kmz, 251KB)ĭownload gritting priority 1 and 2 footways data 22nd December 2020 (kmz, 1.4MB)ĭownload council harbours data 12th October 2018 (kmz, 49KB)ĭownload Housing Land Audit 2023 data 6th February 2023 (kmz, 210KB)ĭownload leisure and community centres data 18th October 2018 (kmz, 9KB) View glass and textiles recycling points mapĭownload glass and textiles recycling points data 13th February 2019 (kmz, 9KB) Available feedsĭownload adopted core paths data 13th January 2021 (kmz, 398KB)ĭownload burial grounds and cemeteries data 11th October 2018 (kmz, 94KB)ĭownload council car parks data 11th October 2018 (kmz, 49KB)Ĭommittee areas boundaries within Aberdeenshireĭownload committee areas data 12th September 2019 (kmz, 452KB)ĭownload community councils data 9th May 2022 (kmz, 3MB)ĭownload contracts register 22nd December 2022 (csv, 140KB)ĭownload cooling tower register 23rd November 2018 (csv, 4KB)ĭownload cycle routes data 15th February 2018 (kmz, 366KB) Unless stated otherwise open data feeds are released under the Open Government Licence. KML files can be viewed directly in Google Earth (Windows, Mac or Linux) or loaded into Google Maps (web).

KML is a format for the exchange of geographic information. Find out about our Open Data Strategy.Īll spatial data will be in KML format unless otherwise stated. We publish various open data feeds for the use of the public and other organisations.