Birsemore

Birsemore is a small settlement located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It lies within the parish of Aboyne and Glentanar. The name "Birsemore" is of Gaelic origin, likely derived from "Birse" (the parish) and "more" (meaning large or great), suggesting a larger area within the Birse region.

Historically, Birsemore was primarily an agricultural area. Land use was focused on farming and livestock rearing, contributing to the overall rural economy of Aberdeenshire. Population numbers have remained relatively small over time.

Today, Birsemore remains a rural community characterized by scattered dwellings and agricultural land. It does not have a central village or town center. Its proximity to Aboyne provides residents with access to local amenities and services. Its location within the Dee Valley also makes it a popular area for outdoor activities such as walking and fishing.