Udny

Udny is a civil parish and village located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The parish lies to the north of Aberdeen and encompasses a rural landscape with a mixture of agricultural land and woodland. The village of Udny, also known as Udny Green, serves as the main settlement within the parish. Historically, the area has been associated with agriculture, with farming remaining a significant activity in the region.

The parish of Udny has a long history, with evidence of settlement dating back centuries. Udny Castle, a ruined tower house, is a notable historical landmark in the area, though much of its original structure is no longer standing. The parish church, also named Udny Church, is a focal point of the community. Over time, the population of Udny has seen fluctuations, mirroring broader demographic trends in rural Scotland.

The economy of Udny is primarily driven by agriculture and related rural industries. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, including walking and cycling. The village itself provides local amenities for residents, and its proximity to larger towns and cities like Aberdeen means that many residents commute for work or access to further services. The community is characterized by its rural charm and close-knit atmosphere.