A947 road

The A947 is a major road in Scotland. It runs generally north from Aberdeen, passing through numerous towns and villages in Aberdeenshire, and terminates in Banff. The route serves as an important transport link for communities along the north Aberdeenshire coast, facilitating access to Aberdeen for work, commerce, and onward travel. Key settlements connected by the A947 include Oldmeldrum, Turriff, and Macduff. The road's character varies along its length, encompassing both single and dual carriageway sections. Its maintenance and management are the responsibility of Transport Scotland. The A947 is subject to varying speed limits depending on location and road conditions. The road is a vital artery for the economy of the region, supporting agriculture, fishing, and tourism.