** Aberdeen railway station, New South Wales

** Aberdeen ( Amtrak station )

** Aberdeen IronBirds, baseball team

** Aberdeen Proving Ground

** Walter Herok, Bishop of Aberdeen

** The first known underwater diving club in Britain, " The Amphibians Club ", is formed in Aberdeen by Ivor Howitt ( who modified an old civilian gas mask ) and some friends.

** Hilton ( near Bieldside ), Aberdeen, a farm

** Hilton, Aberdeen, a former village, now a neighbourhood

** Aberdeen

** Aberdeen

** Aberdeen dewberry, Rubus depavitus L. H. Bailey

** Aberdeen & Orkney

** No 612 ( County of Aberdeen ) Squadron

** 10 October – First broadcast from Aberdeen ( station 2BD ).

** City of Aberdeen

** 612 ( County of Aberdeen ) Squadron: Wellingtons

** Anne Lockhart, Countess of Aberdeen

** Aberdeen Upper Reservoir ( 香港仔上水塘 )

** Aberdeen Lower Reservoir ( 香港仔下水塘 )

** D ( Gordon Highlanders ) Company, located at Aberdeen, Laurencekirk

** William Ewart Gladstone, Two Letters to the Earl of Aberdeen ( 1851 ); Carlo Poerio and the Neapolitan Police ( London, 1858 )

** Aberdeen

** Aberdeen ( 2 Counties )

** Stowe Breviary, an illuminated manuscript

In Scotland the only one which has survived the convulsions of the 16th century is Aberdeen Breviary, a Scottish form of the Sarum Office ( the Sarum Rite was much favoured in Scotland as a kind of protest against the jurisdiction claimed by the diocese of York ), revised by William Elphinstone ( bishop 1483 – 1514 ), and printed at Edinburgh by Walter Chapman and Andrew Myllar in 1509 – 1510.

A pedestal of blond sandstone, designed by landscape architect Daniel McKendry, bearing the inscription taken from the Aberdeen Breviary At Length Full of Sanctity and Miracles, Mirin Slept in the Lord at Paisley was erected in 2003 opposite St Mirin's Cathedral at the junction of Incle Street, Gauze Street and Glasgow Road in Paisley.

* Aberdeen Breviary.

Winin has been identified by some scholars with St Finnian of Moville, an Irish saint of much earlier date ; other authorities say he was a Welshman, called Vynnyn, while the Aberdeen Breviary ( published 1507 ) gives his birthplace as Scotland.

According to the Breviary of Aberdeen, Duthac was a native Scot.

The Breviary of Aberdeen celebrates his feast on 15 December.

His feast day in the Aberdeen Breviary is October 17.