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'''Angus''' is a region located in the east of [[Scotland]], known for its historical significance and picturesque landscapes. It is bordered by [[Aberdeenshire]] to the north, the [[North Sea]] to the east, [[Dundee]] to the south, and [[Perth and Kinross]] to the west. The area is renowned for its rich heritage, including numerous castles, historic sites, and a rugged coastline that features cliffs and sandy beaches.

==History==
The history of Angus can be traced back to the Picts, an ancient Celtic tribe that once dominated much of Scotland. The region was known as the Kingdom of the Picts, and many Pictish stones and artifacts have been found throughout Angus, indicating a rich cultural and historical legacy. In the medieval period, Angus was a significant political and military area due to its strategic location and fertile lands.

==Geography==
Angus encompasses a variety of landscapes, from the coastal plains along the North Sea to the rolling hills and valleys inland. The [[Glens of Angus]], a series of glens running north to south, are particularly noted for their scenic beauty and are a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. The highest point in Angus is [[Mount Keen]], which stands at 939 meters and is the most easterly Munro in Scotland.

==Economy==
Traditionally, the economy of Angus was based on agriculture, with farming playing a central role in the local economy. Today, while agriculture remains important, the region has diversified into other sectors such as tourism, manufacturing, and renewable energy. The town of [[Arbroath]] is famous for the Arbroath Smokie, a type of smoked haddock which is a local delicacy and has gained Protected Geographical Indication status.

==Culture==
Angus has a rich cultural heritage with numerous festivals and events taking place throughout the year. The [[Arbroath Abbey]], where the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320, is a key cultural landmark. This document is seen as a symbol of Scotland's national identity. Additionally, the region's museums and galleries, such as the Montrose Museum, provide insights into the local history and arts.

==Governance==
Angus is governed by the [[Angus Council]], which is responsible for local government services such as education, transport, and housing. The region is also represented in the [[Scottish Parliament]] and the [[UK Parliament]].

==Education==
Education in Angus is managed by Angus Council, with numerous primary and secondary schools providing education to local residents. The region also boasts several historical educational institutions, which have contributed significantly to education in Scotland.

==Transport==
Transport in Angus includes a network of roads and public transport options that connect the region to major cities in Scotland. The A90 road is a major route that runs through Angus, providing connections to [[Aberdeen]] and [[Perth]]. Public transport services, including buses and trains, offer access to and from Angus.

==See also==
* [[List of places in Angus]]
* [[History of Scotland]]
* [[Geography of Scotland]]

[[Category:Scotland]]
[[Category:Counties of Scotland]]

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