Trump's plans call for a golf resort to be built on 1, 400 acres along Scotland's northeast coast, just north of Aberdeen, according to the resort's Web site.
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The new culture spread slowly at first, taking 200 years to reach modern-day Cheltenham, in the west, but over the following five decades it penetrated as far north as Aberdeen.
Golden Eagle, which lies about 68 miles north east of Aberdeen, will include two platforms connected by a 70m bridge.
But Aberdeen North MP Frank Doran said the fight must go on to save the factory, which employs 14 disabled people.
Ithaca recently purchased a 14% stake in MacCulloch, which lies 250km (155 miles) north east of Aberdeen on the UK Continental Shelf.
This week it emerged that the MacCulloch field to the north east of Aberdeen was shut in due to suspected damage caused by storms.
Prohibition notices were served on the North West Hutton installation after inspectors went on board the platform, 300 miles north east of Aberdeen, to investigate a gas leak.
Many roads in the north-east of Scotland are described as hazardous, including the A90 north and south of Aberdeen.
Maureen Watt, MSP for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine, has expressed her delight at the news about the plant in Portlethen.
The North Sea foam which swept into Aberdeen during storms on Tuesday has now cleared.
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Hemmed in by the sea and mountains, Aberdeen is 65 miles north of its nearest city, Dundee.
He made his name even farther north, in the Scottish city of Aberdeen, Britain's oil capital.
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Derek Henderson, senior partner at Deloitte in Aberdeen, said confidence in the North Sea was still high thanks to government tax incentives.
Bob Collier, chief executive for Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce, said the proposals in the draft master plan illustrated "the depth of Aberdeen Airport's commitment to the north east of Scotland".
Married, with two children, Mr Hayward considered going into academia, but instead went to BP in 1982 and was posted first to Aberdeen, home of the UK's North Sea oil boom.
Ms Milne, MSP for North East Scotland, highlighted the success of the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital and the CLIC Sargent nurse in helping to coordinate and plan aspects of care and support for children in Aberdeenshire.
However over the full year to June, the Aberdeen-based title - which sells across the north-east and the Highlands - saw sales fall 3% to 68, 700 copies on the average day.
Meanwhile, GNER was forced to cancel all services between Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow, Edinburgh and the north east of England, Yorkshire and London's King's Cross after the wind and snow brought down overhead lines in the Borders.
More hazardous still were fires out on oil platforms, such as the Bravo blowout in the North Sea in 1977 and the Piper Alpha disaster, off Aberdeen, in 1988, where the capping of the well had to be done in the face of mountainous seas.
Aberdeen's FirstGroup said the disposal of its assets in the north-west was part of its strategy "to reposition its UK Bus division to focus on those areas that offer the greatest potential for growth".
Aberdeen, which has been booming since oil was first discovered beneath the North Sea in 1969, is now bursting at the seams.
And one of the cases being made for HS2 in Scotland this week has been that further north would benefit from landing slots being freed up by Edinburgh and Glasgow for better Aberdeen and Inverness links into London airports.
Aberdeen-based Faroe said it was targeting its Clapton prospect in the Norwegian North Sea.
The service will be held in Aberdeen's St Nicholas' Kirk and conducted by the Rev Andrew Jolly, chaplain to the North Sea oil and gas industry.
He highlighted planned talks between Aberdeen's two universities to discuss further facility sharing, describing them as a "light in the north".
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