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12 40 0 9 WILD DOLPHINS LOCATIONSA OUTSIDE THE MAP AREA. Cairncry Rd Cairncry Rd 2 ADEONA 22 Artist Mel Shand King Street Sponsor Charles Michie’s Pharmacy 25 Trail location Mouth of Don W e P s o t w b i 4 u s T 3 MONTGOMERY r e n r Artist Shelagh Swanson r D ac r e Sponsor Tenants First & Sanctuary Group Esplanade A Trail location Seaton Park 9 W 6 Rd ve gro sh P A o w i r s P 8 DELPHINUSD - STAR NAVIGATOR1 l 1 0 B n 9 George Street Artist Penny Downes A e C A o a r s r u 9 y r s Sponsor Subsea 7 7 d e e e w 8 a d n ye Trailn location Balnagask Golf Club R d n A d N B W d 9 13 0 YELLOW DOLPHMARINE R 8 e 6 Artist9 Stephen roMckayv A g h s Westburn Park A Sponsor AAA 35 17 Trail location River Dee footpath 41 St on che Hut 26 W King Street 44 27 OCEANIC DANCE A9 N eon St Artist Danielle Callaghan Hutch o 944 rt A h George Street S Sponsor University of Aberdeen t B 9 8 Trail location CruickshankWes Botanical Gardens 6 tburn Rd Victoria A944 44 A9 S Westburn Rd Park k 24 e n e S 29 WW100 TREVORWARPHIN q r u a ArtistD Mandii Pope re n Beach Blvd Sponsoro St James’s Place Wealth s r Managemente d Trail locationn Aberdeen Airport ace A l 47 P M unt N id St semo ocket Rd B9 Ro 16 83 3 33 HOPE Mid Stocket Rd B98 B983 Artist Alice Doyle 15 CENTRAL Sponsor Greyhope Bay Project Broad St 42 LIBRARY Trail location Torry Battery 39 11 32 10 34 BIRD BALLET 14 Artist Allan Lawson 44 race e Ter F Sponsor Inverurie Precast Ltd. hgrov o 38 Beec un 7 Trail location Hazelhead Park ate t g’s G a Kin i 19 n t S h e a en ll k 37 CREELS, CRANS & CURRACHS S R UNION STREET e d Artist Helen Jackson Gat F ing’s o t 43 K r S Sponsor The Ashvale e ne s e t Sk 36 Trail location Dobbies Garden Centre R 20 d Market Street l P Anderson Drive en 45 ALONG THE WAY d UNION STREET r 28 a 23 C Artist Susie Hunt 9 18 Sponsor Marcliffe Hotel and Spa 1 1 B9 46 49 1 Trail location Marcliffe Hotel and Spa Union 9 Rubislaw Terrace Gardens 48 D-REX F Square o Artist Lewis Fraser and Keiren Mcdonald r e d s s R t n’ Sponsor Robert Gordon University e uAe Q v Trail location Robert Gordon University e 119 B9 30 d n’s R uee Q Willowbank Rd W e ad n la p Holburn St s E N Union Grove 31 6 V ic to ri a Cromwell Rd Rd FERRYHILL Great Southern Rd 5 LIBRARY WILD DOLPHIN SCHOOL Bon-Accord St TORRY Anderson Drive LIBRARY Springeld Rd OUTSIDE THE MAP d DYCE LIBRARYn R ter es Seaeld Rd BUCKSBURNt W LIBRARY ea TILLYDRONEGr LIBRARY MASTRICK LIBRARY KINCORTH LIBRARY Holburn St BRIDGE OF DON LIBRARY WDC SCOTTISH DOLPHIN CENTRE 50 21 AIRYHALL Duthie Park LIBRARY maps sponsored by maps developed by AB DN VisitAberdeen 1 DON THE DOLPHIN 14 PHOSPHO 27 OCEANIC DANCE 40 SWIMMERS OF THE WORLD Artist Nicole Porter Artist Louise Gardner Artist Danielle Callaghan Artist Ishy Walters Sponsor Aberdeen Inspired Sponsor ARR Craib Sponsor University of Aberdeen Sponsor University of Aberdeen Trail location Union Square* Trail location HMT Pocket Park Trail location Cruickshank Botanical Gardens for Aberdeen Sports Village Follow the dolphins! Trail location Aquatics Centre 2 ADEONA 15 BON ACCORD BEAUTY 28 DISCO DOLPHIN Artist Mel Shand Artist Lesley D Mckenzie Artist Helen Stephenson 41 TREE’S A CROWD Sponsor Charles Michie’s Pharmacy Sponsor Visit Aberdeen Sponsor The Speratus Group Artist Inglis Thorburn /wilddolphinsaberdeen Trail location Mouth of Don Trail location Marischal College Trail location Paramount Bar* Sponsor Simmons & Company International Trail location Westburn Park 3 MONTGOMERY 16 SPOT THE DOLPHIN 29 WW100 TREVORWARPHIN Artist Shelagh Swanson Artist Jan Leatham Artist Mandii Pope 42 SPIDERDOLPHIN Sponsor Tenants First & Sanctuary Group Sponsor The Big Partnership Sponsor St James’s Place Wealth Management Artist Steve Yule @wilddolphin2014 Trail location Seaton Park Trail location Bon Accord Shopping Centre* Trail location Aberdeen Airport Sponsor Xcite Media Trail location Castlegate #wilddolphins #dolphie 4 THE GREAT WAVE AT ABERDEEN 17 REDDY 30 AN UNQUENCHED DEFIANCE Artist Annie Scott Artist Elisa Guietti 43 GOLFIN DOLPHIN Sponsor Nautronix Sponsor Talisman Energy Inc. TO THE STARS Artist Gordon Henry Artist Loz Atkinson Trail location Beach Promenade Trail location Beach Promenade Sponsor Aberdeen Asset Management Sponsor The Chester Hotel Scottish Open Trail location The Chester Hotel 5 FUNKY D 18 AMO LA VIDA Trail location The Trinity Centre Artist Ishy Walters Artist Rhona Torrance Visit our website Sponsor Millstream Sponsor Aberdeen Harbour 31 KELPIE Artist Kirsty Anderson 44 DIA DEL DELFIN Trail location Johnston Gardens Trail location Footdee Artist Real Nice Collective wilddolphins.org.uk Sponsor Ferryhill House Hotel Sponsor 10 Dollar Shake Trail location Ferryhill House Hotel 6 POPPY 19 LOTTIE Trail location The Academy Artist Howard Butterworth Artist Erika Mackintosh by Shelagh Swanson Sponsor John Clark Motor Group Sponsor Evening Express 32 SOUVENIR OF ABERDEEN Artist Jenny Haytch 45 ALONG THE WAY Trail location Gordon Highlanders Museum Trail location Union Terrace Gardens Artist Susie Hunt Sponsor Aberdeen City Council Sponsor Marcliffe Hotel and Spa Trail location St Nicholas Kirk Download the Wild 7 SEA DOG 20 RAINBOW Trail location Marcliffe Hotel and Spa Artist Mary Louise Butterworth Artist Sophie Green Sponsor Aberdeen Inspired Sponsor Mckenzie Print 33 HOPE Artist Alice Doyle 46 ROCKY Dolphins App Trail location Maritime Museum* Trail location Harbour by Northlink Ferries Artist Matthew K.J.T. Jupe Sponsor Greyhope Bay Project Sponsor HRH Geology Trail location Torry Battery 8 DELPHINUS - STAR NAVIGATOR 21 KRISTA Trail location Rubislaw Terrace Gardens Artist Penny Downes Artist Julia Nicholson Sponsor Subsea 7 Sponsor Breedon Aggregrates 34 BIRD BALLET Artist Allan Lawson 47 DAVE THE DOLPHIN Trail location Balnagask Golf Club Trail location Duthie Park Artist Robyn Donnelly & Jahncie Hepburn Sponsor Inverurie Precast Ltd. Sponsor Lofthus Signs Trail location Hazelhead Park Trail location Aberdeen Art Centre 9 SKIPPER 22 NORTHERN LIGHTS Artist Sophie Green Artist Jason Grant Sponsor Craig Group Sponsor First Aberdeen 35 HARLEQUIN Artist Neil Haston 48 D-REX Donate Trail location Footdee Trail location Pittodrie Stadium Artist Lewis Fraser and Keiren Mcdonald Sponsor Friends of Wild Dolphins Sponsor Robert Gordon University Trail location Transition Extreme I’m a FREE map and Wild Dolphins is for 10 BUBBLES 23 AEGIR Trail location Robert Gordon University everyone to enjoy, please support the Artist Fiona Chance Artist Gina Ramsay and Sheila Fleet Sponsor Aberdeen Inspired Sponsor Serco Northlink Ferries 36 POLA organising charities by making a Artist Colin Brown 49 LUNA Trail location Upper Deck St Nicholas Trail location Aberdeen Rail Station Artist Craig Harper donation. Sponsor Skilled Offshore Sponsor Bristow Helicopters Trail location Music Hall* 11 WOOLLY WALLACE 24 ARCHIE Trail location Bon Accord Square Text WILD36 £1 to 70070 to donate one Artist Beth Renton Artist Clare Mackie pound to the Wild Dolphins charities Sponsor John Lewis Aberdeen Sponsor Wood Group 37 CREELS, CRANS & CURRACHS Artist Helen Jackson 50 INKY BLOOMS Trail location Aberdeen Art Gallery* Trail location Victoria Park Artist Judi Milne Sponsor The Ashvale Sponsor Roy Cowie Landscapes Trail location Dobbies Garden Centre Trail location David Welch Winter Gardens 12 DORIC DIALECT 25 THE OCTOPUS WITHIN Artist Gabrielle Reith Artist Lauren Fox Sponsor Aberdeen Library & Information Sponsor Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber 38 DIVER DOLPHIN Artist Lesley D. McKenzie Services of Commerce *I live indoors, please make sure you check Sponsor National Hyperbaric Centre Trail location Sir Duncan Rice Library Trail location Beach Promenade my opening hours. Trail location Union Terrace Gardens 13 YELLOW DOLPHMARINE 26 ORION Artist Stephen Mckay Artist Alanna Butchart 39 ERIC Artist Fiona Chance Sponsor AAA Sponsor Dolphin Drilling Trail location Aberdeen Central Library* Trail location River Dee footpath Trail location Satrosphere Art delivery supported by: map design by foyer graphics.
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