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Angus is located on the eastern coast of Scotland. It has a population of some 108,500 Census 2001 and covers an area of 2,180 sq kilometres.
There are seven burghs. Arbroath, Carnoustie, Monifieth and Montrose are located on the coast and Brechin, Forfar and Kirriemuir are situated in-land, within the Strathmore valley.
Angus enjoys a dynamic business culture with a diverse range of companies and sectors active within the county. Of particular importance is:
Traditionally famous for engineering, fishing, textiles and agriculture, the seven burghs of Angus have a long tradition of both manufacturing and service industry.
From Montrose southwards fine beaches have spawned the development of championship links golf courses and resort towns.
In recent times the proximity to Dundee and Aberdeen has encouraged the growth of commuting with many Angus residents benefiting from this high standard of life offered locally but utilising the cities for employment and recreation.
The application of 21st century technology, progressive management and innovative marketing has ensured that Angus companies are at the forefront in a number of sectors. Engineering, textiles, malting, distilling, food processing, and oil-related industries are important to the economy and give Angus a fine reputation for quality and excellence.
Statistics relating to the economy of Angus can be obtained from the:
Scottish Executive Statistics Division
Business Arbroath
Business Brechin
Business Carnoustie
Business Forfar
Business Kirriemuir
Business Monifieth
Business Montrose
Business Newtyle Sidlaw