About Aberlemno

Aberlemno is a small village located in the county of Angus, in the east of Scotland. It lies within the historic region of the Mearns, known for its rural landscapes and agricultural heritage. The village is situated near the coast, with views across the North Sea, and is close to the town of Arbroath. Aberlemno is particularly noted for its collection of early medieval stone carvings, including the famous Aberlemno Stones, which are among the most significant examples of Pictish art in Scotland. These stones, dating from the 7th and 8th centuries, feature intricate symbols and scenes that offer insight into the culture of the Picts. The village itself is quiet and residential, with a small community and a strong sense of local history. The surrounding countryside is open and rolling, with fields and woodland providing a peaceful environment. The postcode area for Aberlemno is DD8.

Location

Local Government

District Angus
Ward Forfar and District
Constituency Angus

Notable & Famous People from Aberlemno 2 people

Irene McGugan
Politician
British politician (born 1952)
Lewis Spence
Writer
British academic (1874-1955)