Talk:Geography of Aberdeen
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[edit] Climate data
Suggested further climate data:
- Snow cover averages (depth and days per month)
- Sea temperature averages
- Visibility distance (km)
- High and low tide levels (metres)
- Wind direction
Bobbacon 10:27, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Other
- Topography needs to be expanded with a reference
- Geology data required on the rocks (Aberdeen is famous for Granite)
- Ecology, small nature reserves in Donmouth for example
- Areas of the city/Suburbs
(see Weymouth as an example) Bobbacon 13:31, 7 March 2007 (UTC)
Links to weather pages with averages that can be added: Met Office Aberdeen Averages
