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Fisheries data brought to life with a new interactive tool
December 2, 2016 by Marine Scotland Communications No Comments | Category Marine Directorate general, Marine Directorate Science, Statistics
Marine Scotland’s Analytical Unit has developed a new interactive data visualisation tool as an easy way to view changes in fish landings into Scotland by Scottish registered vessels.
Showing weight and value of landings from 2000-2015, information can be viewed for Scotland as a whole or for one of the 18 administrative districts:
| Aberdeen Fishery Office | Anstruther Fishery Office |
| Ayr Fishery Office | Buckie Fishery Office |
| Campbeltown Fishery Office | Eyemouth Fishery Office |
| Fraserburgh Fishery Office | Kinlochbervie Fishery Office |
| Kirkwall Fishery Office | Lerwick Fishery Office |
| Lochinver Fishery Office | Mallaig Fishery Office |
| Oban Fishery Office | Peterhead Fishery Office |
| Portree Fishery Office | Stornoway Fishery Office |
| Scrabster Fishery Office | |
| Ullapool Fishery Office |
Data can be viewed monthly, quarterly and yearly for demersal, pelagic and shellfish, and also for specific key species under these main species type.
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