Administrative Boundary of Angus

Angus is a council area in eastern Scotland, bordering the North Sea. It features diverse landscapes including the fertile Strathmore valley, the Sidlaw Hills, and dramatic coastal cliffs. Historically known as Forfarshire, the area has a population of approximately 116,000, with Forfar as the administrative center. Notable landmarks include Glamis Castle, the ruins of Arbroath Abbey (where the Declaration of Arbroath was signed), and the seaside resorts of Carnoustie and Montrose. The area is known for its agriculture, particularly Angus beef. You can download the administrative boundary in GeoJSON and KML formats for further use.