B9115

Heading east

The B9115 is a short road, mostly in central Banffshire. It was originally unclassified but had gained its number by 1932.

The route starts on the B9014 on the eastern edge of the small village of Drummuir and heads east. The road is narrow S2 from the offset (with no white line) as it climbs steadily across the fields and passes a few scattered buildings. After crossing the summit at around 232m, it starts to descend gradually into the valley of the Burn of Davidston. It winds gently down the hill, passing a couple of farms but little else of note. The road crosses the burn on a culvert, around which there are traces of a slight realignment having been done at some time. After crossing the burn, the route briefly crosses a finger of Aberdeenshire, before climbing again. It narrows a little and there are passing place signs at a few slight widenings, but only large vehicles would need to use them. A couple of short straights lead the route back up to a summit almost as high as the first, and shortly afterwards a minor road branches off to the left, cutting a corner for traffic heading to Keith. From here the road narrows to S1 for its last 700m or so to its end at a T-junction on the A96.

Throughout the route, the landscape is agricultural, with fields and rolling hills.