A family were found safe and well following a major search on Sunday.
The multi-agency operation in Cults traced a mother and her two young children.
Rescue teams were joined by police and firefighters who deployed two boats in the River Dee as they scoured the area.
Elzbieta Bukala was reported missing from Tillydrone.
The 32-year-old was last heard from at around 8.30pm on Saturday.
This morning, police issued an appeal for information concerning her whereabouts as concerns grew for their welfare.
Officers believed Elzbieta and her kids had travelled to the Cults area of the city.
Rescue teams were scrambled to the Cults area shortly after 8am this morning to assist with the search operation.
Police, firefighters and coastguard teams joined forces to search the local area.
Pictures taken at the scene highlighted the severity of the operation due to the large emergency response.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service got the call at 8.34am this morning.
Two appliances and two water rescue units were tasked to the scene.
The stop message was received at 11.31am.
Following the conclusion of the search, Police Scotland released a statement, saying: “Elzbieta Bukala, 32, and her two children who were missing from the Tillydrone area of Aberdeen have all been traced safe and well.”
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