The B979 Highway

The road measures 39.98 miles long and would take a car obeying speed limits 1 hours and 0 minutes to travel its length.

The B979 is a B Road and is located in the Zone 9 Highways Region.

Highways that Intersect with the B979

The road is split into 8 segments.

Segment 1

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
A944Kirkton Of Skene, WESTHILL
A96Kinellar, ABERDEEN

Segment 2

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
A93PETERCULTER
B9119Elrick, WESTHILL
A944Elrick, WESTHILL

Segment 3

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B973Kinellar, ABERDEEN
B977Fintray, ABERDEEN

Segment 4

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B9077Maryculter, ABERDEEN
A90STONEHAVEN

Segment 5

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B9077Maryculter, ABERDEEN
A93MILLTIMBER
A93MILLTIMBER

Segment 6

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B977Dyce, ABERDEEN
A947Newmachar, ABERDEEN

Segment 7

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
A957STONEHAVEN
A90STONEHAVEN

Segment 8

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B999Whitecairns, ABERDEEN
A947Newmachar, ABERDEEN
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Towns connected by the B979

This is a true long-distance route, journeying through numerous towns like Skene, Kirkton Of Skene, Kingswells, Kinellar, Bucksburn, Elrick, PETERCULTER, Blackburn, Fintray, Maryculter, Netherley, STONEHAVEN, MILLTIMBER, Newmachar, and Whitecairns.

  • Skene
  • Kirkton Of Skene
  • Kingswells
  • Kinellar
  • Bucksburn
  • Elrick
  • PETERCULTER
  • Blackburn
  • Fintray
  • Maryculter
  • Netherley
  • STONEHAVEN
  • MILLTIMBER
  • Newmachar

Counties

The road passes through several counties, including Aberdeenshire, City of Aberdeen, Kincardineshire, and Aberdeenshire.

  • Aberdeenshire
  • City of Aberdeen
  • Kincardineshire

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